Mod Maker Guide-Fallout 4 Mod Creation Guide

Example

Creating custom armor sets including 3D models and textures.

Scenario

A modder needs to integrate new armor sets into Fallout 4. The guide would provide steps to model these assets in a 3D software, texture them, import them into the Creation Kit, and create item entries for them in the game.

Example

Developing a script for a new interactive computer terminal that players can use to unlock hidden content.

Scenario

A user wants to add a new computer terminal in a Fallout 4 settlement that triggers a hidden quest when interacted with. The guide would detail the scripting process in the Creation Kit, including how to set up quest stages, triggers, and dialogue options.

Example

Identifying and resolving conflicts with other mods.

Scenario

After developing a mod, the creator needs to ensure it works with popular existing mods. The guide outlines methods to test the mod in different game setups and tools to debug issues like crashes or gameplay imbalances.

Example

Packaging the mod into a .esp file ready for distribution.

Scenario

Once a mod is completed and tested, the user must prepare it for release. The guide provides instructions on cleaning the mod file, creating a final .esp or .esm file, and best practices for uploading it to mod distribution sites like Nexus Mods.