Prussianlove

Hello all! I'm trying to make a personal mod that merges the effects of a couple of power armor mods I use with the NAVI BNPA mod, by justice123. The armor in question is, as one would assume, not supported by these mods, and I would rather do the work myself than ask someone else to do it for me. The problem I'm having currently is I am trying to create a stabilization gauntlet modification for the power armor in line with the Stabilization Gauntlets mod (which, as the name suggests, adds stabilization gauntlets to power armor.). I'm creating the mod through FO4Edit, and though everything seems to be in line with the Stabilization Gauntlets mod and with the NAVI BNPA mod's existing armor modifications, my NAVI stabilization gauntlets are not appearing in the power armor station to be crafted and applied. I don't quite understand what I could have done wrong, and any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

!!!! That's a good point! I was simply thinking about the utility of not lugging your heavy weapons around when you're out on a mission and need to leave your PA, but that is a really really interesting gameplay aspect that I can dig.

I would like a mod (or the know-how) to make the power armor frame a container in its own right to store things that you wouldn't want to carry outside of it. Like, say, you have your minigun and fat man. You can carry those when you're inside your armor, but say you run out of fusion cores or encounter a stealth situation and need to ditch your armor. What are you supposed to do, stuff them in a garbage can and hope they're there when you get back? Absurd. Please, make this a thing.

This may not be appropriate for the mod requests subforum, and if it is not, then I humbly request notification so that I can reassign this somewhere else. I'm looking to make a series of weapon and armor mods based off of my own designs to include in-game. However, I've followed multiple tutorials and cannot for the life of me get my UV mapping or my baking to come out well at all. I'd like to ask for a little bit of help on those fronts from someone with a decent amount of experience. Thank you very much for your time.