Needing help with creating consumable item to give the player armor sets

[Ravvynfall]

Hi guys, the title pretty much says it.

 

To elaborate, I'm trying (and failing) to figure out how to make a craftable object (lets say, lunch box for example) and make it give a correctly sized/tiered set of armor as a new feature for my mod "Rechambering the Commonwealth".

 

My issues so far are;

 

when i try to make armor craftable, its size/tier is completely random instead of pre-determined (basic, sturdy, heavy).

 

when i try to even create a script, it doesnt actually do anything (i don't know how to script in CK, just GECK for NV).

 

Any advice is super appreciated,

thanks guys!

[markusm1000]

  On 12/22/2019 at 4:39 PM, Ravvynfall said:

 

when i try to make armor craftable, its size/tier is completely random instead of pre-determined (basic, sturdy, heavy).

 

Duplicate the Armorpiece you want.

 

Go to Template (lower left side).

 

Delete all entries exept the default.

 

In the Object Modifiers Box edit the armor with all the things you like.

[Ravvynfall]

  On 12/22/2019 at 5:50 PM, markusm1000 said:

 

  On 12/22/2019 at 4:39 PM, Ravvynfall said:

 

when i try to make armor craftable, its size/tier is completely random instead of pre-determined (basic, sturdy, heavy).

 

Duplicate the Armorpiece you want.

 

Go to Template (lower left side).

 

Delete all entries exept the default.

 

In the Object Modifiers Box edit the armor with all the things you like.

 

 

Thank you so much for this, I was able to test this process and it worked!

 

I'm excited about it because this is going to be a major update for my mod :D

[Thirdstorm]

you can also do it with keyword filtering on leveled lists, so you can use vanilla records vs cloned copies of vanilla.

[Ravvynfall]

  On 12/23/2019 at 5:20 AM, Thirdstorm said:

you can also do it with keyword filtering on leveled lists, so you can use vanilla records vs cloned copies of vanilla.

i'll be honest, playing with keywords and leveled lists is definitely one of my weak points hahaha, i do appreciate the suggestion though.

 

i was able to make use of cloned copies to get the job done, it was extremely time consuming but it worked thankfully :)