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View File This is a 3D model that I made using the 3D modeling program Blender, of Metal Gear REX from the 1998 PSX game Metal Gear solid. i hope that someone can rig, animate, texture it, and then somehow turn it into a vehicle mod in Fallout 4. Obviously bringing this machine to life in Fallout 4 or any game for that matter, would be an extremely long, complex, and daunting task, but if you have the technical know-how, or are a career professional in the field of game development and think you can do it, then by all means, please do! Submitter Fixadent Submitted 02/11/2018 Category Modders Resources Requires Latest version of Blender  

Dwemermatron View File Dwemermatron 1.3 (2019.08.14) A customizable follower mod for Dwarven Modular Automaton in the vein of Fallout 4: Automatron. The Khajiit merchant Ri'saad now sells a Dwemer Control Rod that will start the quest to acquire your own Dwemer automaton! Constructing and upgrading your follower is done at a new Dwemer workshop, located in the mountain pass above Windhelm. There is a short dungeon to complete before you can activate the follower. Instead of using dialogue like normal Skyrim followers, the follower construct is controlled using the Dwemer Control Rod, which creates a popup box that lets you select your command. This includes all the standard follower commands, although you may only trade if the follower is close to you. Additional automatons will awaken throughout Skyrim once you complete the follower. When you have the follower with you, they will randomly attack you in the wilderness. Otherwise, you may find them aimlessly attacking local wildlife. They can also rarely be found in dwemer dungeons. Schematics for additional components for your follower are found on enemy automatons. Simply loot their dead bodies and you will acquire any unowned schematics automatically. (The script that does this is a little pokey, nothing I can really do to fix it.) Requirements Dwarven Modular Automaton (assets only, you don't need to have the plugin activated) SKSE Compatibility Compatible with Amazing Follower Tweaks, Extensible Follower Framework, and Nether's Follower Framework. Partially compatible with Ultimate Follower Overhaul; but the follower can't be dismissed properly. Known Issues The follower construct doesn't have an activation prompt during the quest to complete its construction. Whenever the quest marker is pointing at it, you need to activate it. The follower starts out with empty body and feet slots. Any armor you give it for these slots may become equipped, resulting in those parts of its body disappearing. This issue will no longer occur once you upgrade its core and lower components. Amazing Follower Tweaks - 'Wait' command doesn't seem to do anything. You can still make the follower wait somewhere by using the 'Do something' command instead. Other Versions Special Edition Nexus Mods download Submitter Holzfrau Submitted 03/29/2019 Category Armor & Clothing Requires Dwarven Modular Automaton, SKSE Special Edition Compatible No  

Dwarven Modular Automaton + Automated NPCs View File Dwarven Modular Automaton A Robotic Body Outfit System Lore In the last decades of the Dwarven race, the Dwemer of Skyrim found themselves in a war. The remnants of the conquered Snow Elves revolted against the cruel masters who had blinded and enslaved them centuries before, and the Dwemer were forced to face an implacable enemy deep within the heart of their workings. Seeking a new weapon to beat back this rebellion, a certain clan of Dwarven researchers built upon earlier experiments to find a way to combine the signature achievement of the Dwarves, the Automaton, with the combat talents of the Falmer's natural enemy, the Nords. The pinnacle of this effort was the Modular Automaton design, a model of humanoid construct featuring interchangeable body parts to allow for a wider variety of fighting styles than existing automatons were capable of, with the minds of the Dwarves' human test subjects implanted into them to take advantage of their more flexible tactical thinking. Plans were made to seize warriors from the human cities and use them as the basis for whole armies of these brass soldiers, and after using them to sweep the tunnels clean of the wretched Falmer perhaps the Dwarves would have returned them to the surface as conquerors. Fortunately for the Nords of Skyrim the Battle of Red Mountain put an end to every Dwarven scheme. Only a few prototype production lines had been constructed before the Dwemer vanished from Nirn, with only a small number of unfortunate test subjects left behind in the empty laboratories. And perhaps due to the inclinations of the researchers behind the project every one of these test subjects was a woman. The designs for the male warriors were never produced, and only this initial 'Maiden' series was completed before the end. No one knows where these lost projects were hidden. Few even had a hint that they ever existed. But recently, something happened to change that. The last soldiers of the Dwemer are finally seeing the light of day. ...And new ones are being built. Design Features The Dwarven Modular Automaton is a body-replacing outfit that can be used to turn players or NPCs into robotic constructs. It uses Skyrim's basic outfit slot system to accomplish this in the most straight-forward way possible. Head Systems The subject's head can be implanted onto the Automaton body directly, or further supported by a neck frame (slot 45) and enclosed within a glass dome (slot 31). Alternatively the brain itself can be removed and encased within glass or armored capsules in a replacement head structure (slot 30). It is also possible to copy the subject's mind into one of an array of crystalline matrices (slot 43) and mount that into a purpose-built frame. Faces copied from ten of the original test subjects were produced for the replacement heads, with fifty different expressions in three materials- flesh, cast brass, and stone- for one hundred and fifty available options (slot 44). A 'null' face consisting of just the eyes is also provided, along with two animal-based masks, a pair of featureless faceplates in brass and steel, and a wide array of head coverings. Core Systems The upper torso (slot 32) functions as the foundation of the construct, containing a Heart crystal that binds the Aetheric Body that provides motive power to the machine, the processing elements for the magi-magnetic joint system that allows the construct to exercise a wider range of motion than it would physically be able to employ, and mana storage tanks to replace the magicka pool of subject's original body. A variety of models were produced in differing armor designs and capacities. Pelvis and Limb Types The lower torso and hips (slot 49), arms (slot 33), and legs/feet (slot 37) are divided into three main types with two limb sub-types. Alternate versions of the pelvises are provided to allow for a degree of interchangeability between leg types, as well as legless 'unassembled' versions for decorative purposes. Type B - Based on Nisetanaka's Dwarven Bikini Cyborg, this type's pelvis features a skeletal design for more inhuman Automatons. It comes in Model B for use with the Type B legs and Model E for use with Type E-based legs. Both versions of the original Bikini Cyborg design's legs are available, as well as a new 'short' type without the height adjustment. The 'disassembled' option lowers the character's height to the level of the Model B leg caps, allowing for legless locomotion. Several combinations of normal and weapon arms are provided. Type E - Based of Edhildil's Dwemer Cyborg sets, this type adapts the Dwarven Centurion's pelvis for a bulky, robotic design. The Model A version uses the original design's Centurion-based legs, with assorted feet provided for them. The Model E version is based on the updated design, with skeletal legs connected to a mid-thigh cap. Versions of these legs with the different foot options are available, as well as a 'disassembled' option set to the Model E height. Type G - Based on Vicn's Dwarven Gynoids, this type features a pelvis and lower torso elaborately built up into a stylized humanoid shape to pair with the original design's human-like legs on the Model A version. The various original Gynoid feet are available for use with this model, as well as a new high-heeled design built for use with either this or the Type E legs. The model B and E versions of this pelvis also feature more humanized proportions. Additional swappable armor pieces are provided for use with the Type G arms and Model A legs. Type CR - Animal-themed limbs based on the Dwemer Dog and elements from the Dwemer Steam Horse models, for use with the Model E pelvises. Come in Beast and Pony versions, and are paired with matching tails (slot 40) and animal-based masks. Type DD - Based on MaikCG's Dwarven Devious Cuirass, and arm and leg set for use with the Model E pelvises. Has a matching Core unit taken from the same design. Type HV - Based on Gigadeux's Dwarven Heavy Armor, providing a more practical humanoid design. Comes in both the normal and 'ebony' texture variants. The matching helmet has been modified with glowing eyes, and can be used in conjunction with the slot 30 head frames. Type NULL - These tokens block off the head, hand, or foot slots, allowing you to have headless or limbless automatons without the original human body parts appearing. Does not block any actions. Weapon Systems Invisible 'style' versions of the Dwarven one-handed weapons are provided for use with the Type B and CR weapon arms. A full set of duplicate vanilla Dwarven weapons is also available, these have had their speeds raised to simulate the physical boost provided to an Automaton. Type XXX Body Brass-Jointed Dolls Lore Years ago a mildly infamous researcher of Dwemer automatons vanished following the collapse of his dig site. As it was not uncommon for either digs into Dwarven ruins to collapse or for automaton researchers to fall victim to the subject of their studies, this event largely passed without comment. However, some concerns were raised by the contents of a damaged journal found in the burnt-out remains of his encampment. The final legible lines stated simply: "I understand it now. It all makes sense." "The Dwarves were perverts." Design Features The Type XXX Body is a collection of humanoid bodyparts mounted in mechanical fittings that utilize the Modular Automaton outfit system. These can be used to create mechanical Doll or Statue outfits, or mixed with the robotic DMA parts. Core & Pelvis Systems Replicating the human torso, these parts are offered in a collection of [FW] (Fixed-Weight) and Variable styles. The [FW] models are pre-built to a variety of body shapes from the UUNP family, and will display as-is regardless of the body settings of the character they are equipped to. The Variable models work with BodySlide to replicate the user's body presets, and are compatible with mods that use Bodymorphs to change body shapes. All parts are nude by default, but can be equipped with removable 'modesty plates' or bikini sets using slots 48 and 52 matched to each part. A selection of pelvises designed to work with the Type B and E legs from the robotic DMA sets are also included, while the Variable pelvises and some of the UNP sets include versions with the full Type G legs. Two '/A' model torsos are available, incorporating a breastplate for some slight additional protection. Limb Systems Bare and high-heeled feet are offered in both Fixed-Weight and Variable versions. The Variable type's primary feature is a Bodyslide-capable cuff at the point where the foot and body models join, allowing these to be used with regular human bodies. Variable versions of the arms are not offered due to some limitations in the way the mechanical shoulders work, so these are only available in High and Low weight versions based on the UNP preset. A variable version of the hand by itself was possible, and this is also offered for use on regular human bodies. Materials These bodyparts are available in four materials: D (Doll, regular flesh), S (Statue/Stone in a bright white marble), M (Metal, polished Dwarven brass), and R (Rubberized, a slightly shiny black coating). The D models will reflect the skin tone settings of the characters they are applied to, while the rest will replace them with their own surfaces. D and R models feature full Beast Race support, but S and M versions do not at this time. D, R, and S versions are available for all Core and Pelvis models, but the M material is restricted to the Variable set and the pelvises equipped with Type B or E leg adaptors, as well as a selection of chest units intended to be used with them. D and R models feature full body physics, while M and S have had their 'bounce' bones removed to reflect the more solid materials they are made with. Modesty plating matched to each bounce type are provided, but the bikini sets are restricted to the D and R models. Head Systems To better interact with the humanoid neck shape, new bases for the DMA head equipment had to be designed. These are included as the 'Doll Type' Heads and Neck Frame. Unlike the previous set these can not be used on their own with regular human bodies as they do not cover the gap left at the base of the neck when removing the original head. To rectify this the Doll Collar is also included; this is a copy of the neck cap from the Type XXX Cores with BodySlide capability and head weighting added, set to use slot 45. This allows it to be used as a collar on any humanoid character, as well as a base for the Doll Type heads or as a full head remover when used with the existing NULL head token. Using the character's existing head on the Type XXX bodies is also possible, as the built-in neck caps fully cover the seam. If further separation is desired the Doll Type Neck Frame can be used, or a slightly modified copy of the Dwarven Bikini Collar III is available for a more streamlined look. Extras Some additional parts developed during the process of building the Type XXX Bodies: Horror heads, a selection of replacement heads built with the Skull clutter model. The skull has been reshaped to fit into most headgear. Offered in Brass, Rubber, Stone, and the original bone textures. Also includes a pair of robotic eyes that can be placed into the empty sockets. Can be used in conjunction with the PK faceplates, but not the Subject faces. Model MC Cores, robotic chests with humanoid breasts mounted on them. Offered as a Variable type and a fixed-weight 'expanded' shape both with and without a 'milking' apparatus, in material types D and R. Phalluses, a collection of snap-on tools for various sorts of hard work. Set to slot 51, and can be used with both the Type XXX and the robotic pelvises. Pedestals, non-humanoid pelvis units for characters that don't need to get around very much. Intended for use with other mods that can force a fixed pose onto a character. Wigs, a large assortment of hairdos sourced from the Apachii, KS, and Holiday hair set mods. Also come in stone and brass versions. Full Ground Model Support All body parts can be dropped into the game world. Automated NPCs The Experiment Is Still Running Lore Rumor speaks of strange happenings south of Old Hroldan, of Dwemer constructs with the faces of women being seen roaming the back-country at the foot of the mountains. What their purpose is or where they came from no one can say, but a witness swears that he recognized one of them... Design Features The Automated are a large group of characters that have been rebuilt with Modular Automaton parts by a mysterious Dwarven machine. Trapped for centuries within the halls of their Facility, they have only recently regained access to the outside world. Specifications Functionally, the Automated are normal NPCs that have been physically rebuilt for the DMA system. Their head meshes have been modified to produce a 'mask' effect, and their default 'nude' bodies have been replaced with versions of the Doll Type head frames set to slot 59, maintaining their robotic forms even if stripped of their DMA bodyparts. A subset of the group is set up as a new Automated-specific race with null head and mouth meshes, which allows them to use the head-replacing slot 30 head frames and mask parts without coming into conflict with those meshes, as is sometimes the case when using them with Vanilla races. Roles Dozens of Automated have been produced by the Machine over the centuries. Many of them are willing to explore the outside world with you as your followers, and have a variety of skill sets to use in battle. Others have gone rogue and can be found in various places outside of the Facility, where they may object to your presence should you intrude upon them. Between these two groups are a number of neutral citizens who don't really care about you either way. One thing all Automated share, however, is a programmed-in hatred of the Falmer. The Facility The Automated call these ancient Dwarven chambers home, and have done their best to maintain them. They may serve as a convenient base for your adventures, with a teleportation system that allows you to instantly return to them from anywhere. Physical access is more treacherous, with the only routes being a one-way drop in or a long struggle through a nearby Falmer-infested cave. The drop is probably easier. This entrance isn't marked, but if you look around the top of the cliff behind the Dibella shrine you're sure to find it. Character Parts Several variant body parts with the intent for use with specific Automated characters have been grouped as 'DMN' parts. These include but are not limited to burned, muscular, patchwork, and icy skin variants of specific parts, weighted but not Variable versions of the D2 and MC torsos built to the UNPB body type with matching chest coverings, and a set of modified 'clothed' bodies. Also included is the XV series of faces, built from Vanilla meshes, consisting of many faces also used for the Automated along with a selection of notable Vanilla NPCs. Quest This mod does not have a quest. There is an implied storyline, largely spelled out in a series of journals that can be found in the Researcher's bookcase, but no actual quest elements or objectives exist. The Automated serve mainly as a showcase for the DMA system and a source of followers. No expansion upon that is planned at this time. *Experimental* Automated Player Option An optional file is available to download which will replace the default female head mesh and face textures with ones modified to display the mask effect, which will then apply that effect to the player. Used in conjunction with an appropriate head frame and DMA body parts, this will give a female player character the same appearance as an Automated. Non-Automated NPCs with properly generated FaceGen meshes will not display these changes, but ones lacking a FaceGen, who can be identified by the 'grey face' bug they will also be displaying, will have their heads rendered as a face floating in mid-air over their body. This initial experiment consists of the Vanilla head mesh paired with a modified copy of the Fair Skin face texture, but other variants may be considered if there is demand for them. Installation and Use Due to the increasing scale of the mod eclipsing LL's upload limits, the full download has been consolidated to one file and moved off-site. Download the text file and use the link within it to access the full file on Mega. Install as normal from there. Pre-generated versions of the Variable models built with my personal moderately customized UNPB-based preset are included to avoid the 'invisible body' issue. Please remember to run these parts in BodySlide to conform them to your own preset. They can be found in the 'DMA - BodySlide Parts UUNP' group. Some texture paths are reused from Dwarven Cyborg Collection and SeXtreme Loading Screens, so you may be prompted to overwrite some files if those mods are installed. A change was made to the statue texture, please allow this to overwrite to get the brighter white marble color. Otherwise the textures are unchanged. XPMSE is required as some parts of its extended bone set are utilized. Racemenu is required for the NiOverride height system. Examples of (probably) all of the items added by this mod can be found in respawning containers within the Facility. In-game crafting is not provided, for various reasons. Can be searched for in the console under 'DMA', but the number of results absolutely will exceed the console's backscroll. Use of AddItemMenu is advised. For the SE version, the appropriate versions of those mods will be required instead: XPMSSE, Racemenu SE, AddItemMenu SE To change an existing character into an Automaton, a Core Unit must first be equipped to replace their original body. From there the pelvis and limbs can be added. Floating hands and feet will be visible until parts using those slots are equipped. Parts are not intended for use without a Core equipped, and will look messy if used so. Head elements, however, can be used independently from the body system if desired, although the masks are intended to be used only with the replacement head units and will look even more messy without them. 'NoStrip' keywords are applied to all primary body parts, while 'AlwaysStrip' is applied to the modesty plating and bikini sets for proper functioning during scenes. The 'SoS Revealing' keyword is applied to all torsos to allow for proper use of the slot 52 parts. Sure-To-Be-Asked Questions SE version? Yes, with thanks to Holzfrau for the conversion. Only covers the first release version of the mod at present. Updated version TBD. What body does it use? As a complete body replacer, Dwarven Modular Automaton is effectively body-agnostic and can be used with any installed body type. The Type XXX bodies do complicate this a bit, however. While they are built using the UUNP HTD and Special body meshes, their textures have been re-pathed to an isolated location which will allow them to be used independently of the user's installed body texture, side-stepping the main point of conflict between the UUNP and CBBE bodies. The Fixed-Weight models should be usable by anyone right out of the box, but the Variable sets are currently only built using the UUNP sliders which may cause some issues for CBBE users. Can they put some clothes on? A qualified No. For the Fixed-Weight Type XXX models it's mostly impossible, as the game treats them as outfits themselves and not bodies. The result of this is that any clothing applied to them will be conformed to the character's original body shape, not the shape of the Fixed-Weight part. The Variable models do conform to the character's original body shape, so they are capable of some clothing use. However this is complicated by three things: First, slot 32 must be occupied by a DMA core for the system to work, so normal outfits are unusable. A top that uses an alternate slot such as the cyborg-use Dwarven Bikinis must be used instead. Second, several bones were removed from the upper torsos to avoid clipping and distortion on the mechanical parts, which also results in clothing that expects those bones to still be there to potentially clip through the body in various ways. The removal of the bounce effects from the M and S versions causes and even more extreme version of this problem. Third, The various mechanical parts and gaps added into the body severely limit the number of clothing designs that could be used without having bits of machinery clipping though them or shoulder straps hanging in mid-air. Designs that can account for all that are hard to come by. Male versions? Due to the mods the majority of parts were sourced from being female-only, male-use options are not provided. Known Issues There is a known major conflict with an element of Devious Devices that may result in the Pelvises appearing to vanish or fail to equip. This is caused by DD's 'Device Hider' function, a feature that is intended to remove the model of a device from the character to prevent it from clipping through when the character is also wearing 'normal' clothing, which it broadly assigns as anything using slot 32. Unfortunately this function is turned on in DD by default, and given the large number of slots DD uses this tends to play havoc with other multi-slot outfits. The specific conflict with the Pelvises is that they use slot 49, which is also used by DD's chastity belts. My personal recommendation is to turn the Hider off entirely unless it's a feature that you actively use. To do so, go into DD's MCM and open the 'Devices Underneath' tabs, then find any entry that has a slot assigned and change it to 'None'. This seems to turn itself back on when starting a new game, so check it after exiting Helgen or the Live Another Life cell. An additional conflict with Devious Devices is possible in the case of the Automated-specific head frames. The default version of these used as the 'nude body' of most Automated is set to slot 59, which is also used by DD's arm cuffs. As such anything that force-equips arm cuffs may displace the head frame, leaving the Automated's face floating over their body. Alternate versions of the head frames set to slot 50 are included that can be used if needed. The theory here is that the DMA arms aren't particularly compatible with arm cuffs anyway, while the vaginal piercings on slot 50 might see some use with the Type XXX pelvises, but really DD just uses so many slots that it's impossible not to run into it somewhere. Updating the mod mid-save can cause a minor but irritating error with the SoS 'revealing' system. A keyword was added to all DMA torsos to mark them as 'revealing' by default in order to insure that they would work with the slot 52 modesty options, but evidently the SoS system only registers the presence of that keyword when an item is first encountered during a game. If it has already seen an item prior to the keyword being added and has it marked as 'concealing', it will continue to treat it as such. The problem with this is that the pre-set outfits on most of the Automated include a slot 52 element, and if SoS thinks that their torso should be 'concealing' it will displace either the slot 52 element or the torso piece. While the former isn't that big of a deal, unfortunately it usually seems to do the latter instead. So if the first time you encounter an Automated they're just head and limbs floating around an empty space, this is probably the cause of it. Bodyslide support is offered with the Variable models, but results are not guaranteed. The mechanical parts involved only offer so much flexibility, and more extreme presets are highly likely to experience issues with scraps of skin mesh clipping through or distortion of the mechanisms. Beast Race support has been added, but it has some limits. Khajiit and Argonian head shapes are difficult to make masks of, so they do not have the full Automated effect at this time. It is recommended to use them with the D2 torsos due to the complications caused by their necks. When using the R bodies, the texture on the character's original tail does not change. The R tails are provided to rectify this. Please also note that the majority of parts use the Feminine series of Beast textures. Feel free to swap them out for your preferred texture sets. The D models do conform to the character's skin tint settings, but they use an isolated copy of the Fair Skin texture set which may result in the colors not matching well between the D model's skin and the character's original head should it be retained due to differences between how the texture mods parse the tint. In addition to this the flesh versions of the SeXtreme masks do not color match to the character's skin tint at all, as they are built in a completely different way from the Vanilla Skyrim faces. New faces matched to the preset skin tints are planned, release TBD. Skyrim seems to have some limitations on overlays applied to the skin textures that may affect the Type XXX bodies. Tattoo-style overlays appear to only be applied to parts on the main body, hand, and foot slots (32, 33, 37), and as such do not appear on the Type XXX pelvises or upper arms, which use slots 49 and 34 respectively. Bloodspray decals also appear to pool on the upper torso and hands. The Stone pelvises have noticeable texture seams at the hips; this is due to replacing the skin texture with a solid 'block' texture that is not mapped specifically to the skin mesh. Customized skin textures would have to be created to rectify this, which is a bit outside of my skill set. The Type XXX arms are internally split into two pieces using slots 33 and 34 due to the hand and arm textures being in different files, and Skyrim refusing to apply two different skin textures to different meshes on the same model. As a result of this, the Type XXX arms are not compatible with the Type G forearm armor, which also uses slot 34. Neither can be changed to a different slot, as models not using slots 33 or 34 do not show up in first-person view. The Type XXX Pelvises include a vagina model, primarily for anatomical correctness. Unfortunately the collisions or some other element needed to maintain the functional animations appear to have been lost at some point in the build process, and I'm afraid I don't know enough about how they work to restore them. While they are not hard requirements, it is recommended to have all the standard DLC installed as some parts do source their textures from them. Parts were arranged to minimize clipping and distortion, but all possible poses or animation sets could not be accounted for. Some oddness may occur in more extreme positions. The Facility is very overstuffed with NPCs and decorations. Weaker systems may have some difficulty with it. Follower pathing in the lower area of Gloomreach is screwy. Something prevents them from entering properly into the lowest part of the second cave and causes them to run off trying to find another route, leaving you behind. The teleportation spell to return to the Facility has been inconsistent about moving followers. In testing it has not been depositing them at the landing point with the player, as intended. Instead they enter the cell via a physical entrance and run over, or sometimes get lost. I'm unsure why this is happening, as I used the same teleportation script in a different mod years ago and never had any similar problems with it. I intend to try an fix this in the future, but recommend using a follower tracking mod in the meantime just in case. (And in general, they're useful.) Some changes were made to the Dibella shrine south of Old Hroldan. These may conflict with other mods that change this area, particularly any that add a statue to the plinth. Don't enter the Cistern. It's not done yet. In the least. The Pony mask is malfunctioning in the SE conversion. Cause unknown at this time. Credits Face models sourced from azmodan22's SeXtreme Loading Screens Limb elements sourced from The Amazing World of Bikini Armour! Edhildils Dwemer Cyborg BBP Edhildils DMRA Store Vicn Creature Pack Gynoid credits: Enhanced Character Edit by ECE Team DIMONIZED UNP female body by dimon99 Hair packs of TES IV Oblivion for Female Only by Radioragae REN Peggy NewSea SKS Dwemer Dog Follower Dwemer Steam Horse Dwarven Devious Cuirass Girl's Heavy Armors Armor sourced from UNP Spice Gear Collection Remodeled Armor Sexy Vanilla Female Armor BD UUNP Dragonborn Armor Replacer Peacekeeper Armour Type XXX meshes and textures BodySlide and Outfit Studio Fair Skin Complexion Feminine Beast Races Additional elements from Clockwork (Clockwork Castle) Nova Catsuit Dwemer Over Technology Resources Ghogiels Brain Remastered Static Mesh Improvement Mod DG High Heels Skyrim Strap Ons Sexy Nixy & Sexy Dwemmy With special thanks to Holzfrau ...And viewers like you Submitter AVS Submitted 03/29/2019 Category Armor & Clothing Requires Racemenu, XPMSE Special Edition Compatible Yes  

Dwemermatron SE View File Dwemermatron SE 1.3 (2019.08.14) A customizable follower mod for Dwarven Modular Automaton in the vein of Fallout 4: Automatron. The Khajiit merchant Ri'saad now sells a Dwemer Control Rod that will start the quest to acquire your own Dwemer automaton! Constructing and upgrading your follower is done at a new Dwemer workshop, located in the mountain pass above Windhelm. There is a short dungeon to complete before you can activate the follower. Instead of using dialogue like normal Skyrim followers, the follower construct is controlled using the Dwemer Control Rod, which creates a popup box that lets you select your command. This includes all the standard follower commands, although you may only trade if the follower is close to you. Additional automatons will awaken throughout Skyrim once you complete the follower. When you have the follower with you, they will randomly attack you in the wilderness. Otherwise, you may find them aimlessly attacking local wildlife. They can also rarely be found in dwemer dungeons. Schematics for additional components for your follower are found on enemy automatons. Simply loot their dead bodies and you will acquire any unowned schematics automatically. (The script that does this is a little pokey, nothing I can really do to fix it.) Requirements Dwarven Modular Automaton (assets only, you don't need to have the plugin activated) SKSE 64 Compatibility Compatible with Amazing Follower Tweaks, Extensible Follower Framework, and Nether's Follower Framework. Partially compatible with Ultimate Follower Overhaul; but the follower can't be dismissed properly. Known Issues The follower construct doesn't have an activation prompt during the quest to complete its construction. Whenever the quest marker is pointing at it, you need to activate it. The follower starts out with empty body and feet slots. Any armor you give it for these slots may become equipped, resulting in those parts of its body disappearing. This issue will no longer occur once you upgrade its core and lower components. Amazing Follower Tweaks - 'Wait' command doesn't seem to do anything. You can still make the follower wait somewhere by using the 'Do something' command instead. Other Versions Nexus Mods download Submitter Holzfrau Submitted 03/29/2019 Category Adult Mods Requires Dwarven Modular Automaton, SKSE 64 Regular Edition Compatible No  

Anyone willing to adopt Dwarven Modular Automaton and Dwemermatron and update them to Anniversary Edition since the mods haven't been updated since 2021?