Fallout 4 vr mods mod#
Fallout 4 vr mods Patch#

If they did not, they risk being taken down by Bethesda. Have a look at the Morroblivion, Skyblivion and Skywind projects (В ), or the Beyond Skyrim team who recently produced the first part for public use Beyond Skyrim Bruma ( An Oblivion City recreated from scratch for Skyrim SE complete with voiced NPCs etc ) - They have all taken years out of the lives of some very dedicated teams who are having to reproduce resources of their own from the ground up. Bethesda allow us to modify files and resources from a game to be used in mods, so long as they are only used in the same game.

Fallout 4 vr mods mod#

This is also why nobodyВ canВ copy resources from Oblivion or Morrowind to become parts of a mod for newer games like Skyrim, yes the files were produced by the same games company, but they are not from the same game and all the complex contracted work legal entanglements. You are pirating content for use in another game. You or anyone modding the game cannot use assets from DLCs of the original, in the new VR version if the VR version does not come with the same DLCs and resources. And not for any further versions of the game by the same company, who would be legally obliged to form another contract and more payment for the artists involved in the original, for selling the new version ( VR ) of the games DLCs and including the artists work again, before the game is re-sold as a new game. One reason I have seen mention before as an example of why :ДЄn artist is commissioned for some of the resources in a games DLCs, and a contract is formed between Bethesda and the artist, both of whom are bound to that contract, the artist is paid, game is sold.ДЄs far as the artist is concerned he/she was only paid for the work on resources for the original game. If the DLCs have not been released for the VR version of the game, then copying resources from the DLCs, or the DLCs themselves to another game (even though it is Bethesdas game it still counts as another game) falls foulВ of the EULA and is regarded as Piracy. I'd hardly consider copying files from your legitimate copy of Fallout 4 to Fallout 4 VR 'pirating'. Now that I'm thinking about it I wish I'd kept a copy of the save in front of that ghoul for further testing. I was able to proceed in my game by removing those specific armor piece record overrides from the UF4P but I'm a bit bummed I had to do that. Has anyone else tried this and found similar results? Maybe a record version or something that FO4Edit doesn't do right for the VR version of the game. There seems to be something different about the way that Fallout 4 VR reads some records. Confirmed even that causes the same crash, with no changes to the records at all. I copied the Synth armor piece records as overrides into a new plugin from the originals in fallout4.esm. I was able to replicate this in a separate new plugin. Some additional testing revealed that it isn't any of the changes that the UF4P did to those armor pieces that caused the crash, but the presence of the override records themselves. Then just to confirm that those specific overrides were responsible I removed them from the UF4P entirely and discovered that cleared up the crash instantly.

First I created a basic override plugin of my own that reverted the changes to see if that helped. The plugin contains an override for each piece of the Synth armor that adds and corrects a few keywords and changes some property values. But eliminating all of the UF4P assets had no effect on the crash. First I assumed it had to be either an incompatible asset or script. Eventually I definitively identified UF4P as responsible. I assumed it must be a mod so I started disabling everything to find the source. When I picked it up the game CTDs immediately.

A legendary ghoul dropped a Lucky Synth Left Arm.

I was on the quest to clear the ghouls from the Mass Pike Tunnel. Had a few glitches here and there but for the most part I've been able to fix those with a little research and plugin editing and / or asset overrides, except for this one that has me baffled. I loaded in all of the official DLCs and the UF4P like I would for the standard game.

Fallout 4 vr mods Patch#

Generally speaking I've found the Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch works pretty well with Fallout 4 VR. Just posting to see either if anyone else has encountered this or can provide insight.