3D CAD models of certain items in fallout 4?

[TheDarkPhoenixHasRisen]

So this is my first post in this forum and I could not find anywhere better to ask this question so please don't rake me over if this is not the correct place to post this question.

 

That said, I was wondering if anyone knows if there are CAD models available of any or all of the items listed below. Or if there are not, if someone would be kind enough to find/create them for me because for the foreseeable future, I won't have very much spare time if I have any at all.

 

The 4 main items I would like are;

1. The power armor frame/skeleton (W/Out any armor pieces attached like the one on the loading screen)

2. The complete set of combat armor (like the one seen on the loading screen with or without a person/character wearing it)

3. The complete set of marine armor. (again, like the loading screens. that is for those who have the Far Harbor DLC)

4. The marine wet suit. (again, like the loading screens. that is for those who have the Far Harbor DLC)

 

Although the complete sets of the combat and marine armors (helmet, upper body, lower body, gloves/gauntlets, etc.) would work just fine, I would be extremely grateful if someone would go the extra mile and make separate pieces for each set (helmet, gloves, pants, shirt/vest/coat, gloves/gauntlets, and boots).

 

I have attached screenshots of the pieces I need to this post.

 

 

Thank you so much for any and all help,

TheDormantPhoenixHasRisen

 

 

P. S. There are other items as well, but these are the ones I need most. If someone wants to know what the other items are, please ask.

 

 

Edited December 20, 2018 by TheDarkPhoenixHasRisen

[DanteRedfield]

you can extract them yourself easily with bae and turn them into obj format in outfit studio

[TheDarkPhoenixHasRisen]

@DanteRedfield,

As I am rather new to the modding scene, would you please tell me exactly how to do this with bethesda archive extractor?

Also, I am not trying to use these for a mod, I need them for a school project as 3d models (for use with CAD programs such as vectorworks).

 

Thank you,

TheDormantPhoenixHasRisen

[DanteRedfield]

you open the meshes pack and extract the nif models you want into loose files. then you can open the nifs in outfit studio to see what you found. there you can export the model as obj file format that is readable by other programs like blender that has more options