A MOD THAT BYPASS ALL DOORS THAT MAKES YOU HAVE WAIT TIMES

[TR71777]

I would like to have a mod that would bypass the doors that require you go through a loading screen I am tired of having long ass wait times where I just fall asleep and 2 to 3 hours later its still loading I don't have that many mods the mos I have running at all times is around 75 to 85 maybe 90 the most I don't go all extreme with mods the only mods I have are the sim settlement mods and the cheat teminal and CBBE and a bunch of companion mods I mean this is getting really annoying as hell.

[chucksteel]

Every load screen Interior would have to be rebuilt in the main worldspace. It is unlikely that anyone would even think about attempting it and if they tried it would be extremely difficult requiring new custom meshes for many buildings.

 

Also interior and exterior space tend to be different. Bethesda cheats the scale allot of the time so Interiors are not tiny.

[SKKmods]

@OP you should be looking at load accelerator solutions to address load screen times.

[Deleted49413338User]

It's funny coz when people request stuff like this, they probably don't look much into how things work.

 

When you say you have load order that fluctuates between 75-90 mods, does that mean you are constantly adding and removing mods on your save file?

[TR71777]

It's funny coz when people request stuff like this, they probably don't look much into how things work.

 

When you say you have load order that fluctuates between 75-90 mods, does that mean you are constantly adding and removing mods on your save file?

 

I don't delete mods or add anymore I don't have the exact count like I said I am running between 75 to 90 mods I don't go over a certain amount of mods

[Vanguardascendant]

Anybody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that all those door-loading-screens are basically just a way to make the game play smoother. The computer only loads the data for that worldspace if you go into it, otherwise, it doesn't. That takes a load off your processor. If you wanted the game to load every possible interior in every cell you enter, I imagine it would seriously slow down your entire game.

 

Just curious, do you also experience extremely long waits when using some elevators inside buildings? My understanding is that the boring elevator rides are another version of the door loading screen. It's just a way to give the processor more time to load a new interior area while you wait. I've never searched for it, but there might be some mods on Nexus that replace door loading screens with some other animation or picture.

 

Besides that, I suspect that the only way to reduce the load times is to either buy a new computer with a faster processor, buy more ram for your computer, or buy a better graphics card.

[TR71777]

Anybody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that all those door-loading-screens are basically just a way to make the game play smoother. The computer only loads the data for that worldspace if you go into it, otherwise, it doesn't. That takes a load off your processor. If you wanted the game to load every possible interior in every cell you enter, I imagine it would seriously slow down your entire game.

 

Just curious, do you also experience extremely long waits when using some elevators inside buildings? My understanding is that the boring elevator rides are another version of the door loading screen. It's just a way to give the processor more time to load a new interior area while you wait. I've never searched for it, but there might be some mods on Nexus that replace door loading screens with some other animation or picture.

 

Besides that, I suspect that the only way to reduce the load times is to either buy a new computer with a faster processor, buy more ram for your computer, or buy a better graphics card.

 

the reason I am asking for such a mod is because every time I go through door it takes sooo long to load and granted I have roughly 10 to 12 custom stand alone companions cause I don't like fighting in with such a small group I like a small squad with me when I play cause well simply put the Army taught me that its good to have battle buddies around.

[chucksteel]

Anybody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that all those door-loading-screens are basically just a way to make the game play smoother. The computer only loads the data for that worldspace if you go into it, otherwise, it doesn't. That takes a load off your processor. If you wanted the game to load every possible interior in every cell you enter, I imagine it would seriously slow down your entire game.

 

 

For the most part you are correct.

 

If you have played FO3 or FNV think about downtown DC or the Strip, both locations were broken up to reduce the load on the system.

 

FO4 on the other hand does have allot in the open world with its vertical dungeon crawls but even locations like Goodneighbor is broken away from the main world for the same reason.

 

Now think about game performance (especially on console) if everything was in one worldspace.

[HeyYou]

 

Anybody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that all those door-loading-screens are basically just a way to make the game play smoother. The computer only loads the data for that worldspace if you go into it, otherwise, it doesn't. That takes a load off your processor. If you wanted the game to load every possible interior in every cell you enter, I imagine it would seriously slow down your entire game.

 

For the most part you are correct.

 

If you have played FO3 or FNV think about downtown DC or the Strip, both locations were broken up to reduce the load on the system.

 

FO4 on the other hand does have allot in the open world with its vertical dungeon crawls but even locations like Goodneighbor is broken away from the main world for the same reason.

 

Now think about game performance (especially on console) if everything was in one worldspace.

 

This.

 

Game performance was the reason Beth went to closed cities with Oblivion. The hardware of the time just couldn't handle that much "stuff" all being loaded an running at the same time. Even morrowind had interior cells, separate from the outdoor worldspace.

 

To put EVERYTHING in the same 'space', you would need a serious beast of a machine to run it at anything resembling a playable frame rate. And I don't think the hardware powerful enough even exists outside a government facility......

 

If you have seriously long load times, need to figure out why. Is it a game problem? Is it a HDD problem?

 

I use load accelerator, it simply uncaps frame rate in loading screens, helps quite a bit. I also run the game from a solid state drive, which helps ENORMOUSLY.