Pacman0188 Posted July 5, 2018 Posted July 5, 2018 Accidentally posted this in Fallout 3 catagory so i moved it over here ;-;. Long story short im trying to port some armor to fallout 4 and i've hit an impasse... alright so i have the .NIF, .BGSM, and textueres done and have the files set up like this... Data>Textures>.dds texture files Data>Materials>BGSM that only leaves the question of where the nif goes. (im assuming this is the file structure i would have to pack this into)
VonHelton Posted July 5, 2018 Posted July 5, 2018 1 hour ago, Pacman0188 said: Accidentally posted this in Fallout 3 catagory so i moved it over here ;-;. Long story short im trying to port some armor to fallout 4 and i've hit an impasse... alright so i have the .NIF, .BGSM, and textueres done and have the files set up like this... Data>Textures>.dds texture files Data>Materials>BGSM that only leaves the question of where the nif goes. (im assuming this is the file structure i would have to pack this into) NIF files go in the "Meshes" folder! ?
AWP3RATOR Posted July 5, 2018 Posted July 5, 2018 2 hours ago, VonHelton said: NIF files go in the "Meshes" folder! ? He's not wrong Generally you want to include a folder inside those paths which contains your mod stuff, as opposed to leaving them in the root. So something like this: ..\Fallout4\Data\Materials\armor\Pacman\yourmaterial.bgsm ..\Fallout4\Data\Meshes\armor\Pacman\yourmesh.nif ..\Fallout4\Data\Textures\armor\Pacman\yourteture_d.dds, yourtexture_n.dds, yourtexture_s.dds
Pacman0188 Posted July 6, 2018 Author Posted July 6, 2018 16 hours ago, AWP3RATOR said: He's not wrong Generally you want to include a folder inside those paths which contains your mod stuff, as opposed to leaving them in the root. So something like this: ..\Fallout4\Data\Materials\armor\Pacman\yourmaterial.bgsm ..\Fallout4\Data\Meshes\armor\Pacman\yourmesh.nif ..\Fallout4\Data\Textures\armor\Pacman\yourteture_d.dds, yourtexture_n.dds, yourtexture_s.dds thank you, this is exactly what i was looking for
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