Leito Animation Offset Problem Reacurring

[UnDoge]

Yeah Hi, i'm having an old issue with Leito Animation Offsets so the Actors aren't lined up....I remember last time i played about a year ago i fixed it but don't remember how. Can anyone give me some pointers? I manually editted the Position Data XMLs last time if i recall correctly. Thanks

[walkin]

6 minutes ago, sundog005 said:

Yeah Hi, i'm having an old issue with Leito Animation Offsets so the Actors aren't lined up....I remember last time i played about a year ago i fixed it but don't remember how. Can anyone give me some pointers? I manually editted the Position Data XMLs last time if i recall correctly. Thanks

You can try changing the value in the fMinMovePlayer file in your fallout 4 custom ini from =1000 to =2000, I have mine at =2000 and it lines up perfectly

[UnDoge]

1 hour ago, walkin said:

You can try changing the value in the fMinMovePlayer file in your fallout 4 custom ini from =1000 to =2000, I have mine at =2000 and it lines up perfectly

Where is that setting exactly?....having trouble finding it *fMinMovePlayer*

[walkin]

42 minutes ago, sundog005 said:

Where is that setting exactly?....having trouble finding it *fMinMovePlayer*

This is the full line:  fMinPlayerMoveToDistForLoadScreen=2000. Its in your Fallout4 Custom .ini folder. the folder should be where your save games are

[UnDoge]

21 minutes ago, walkin said:

This is the full line:  fMinPlayerMoveToDistForLoadScreen=2000. Its in your Fallout4 Custom .ini folder. the folder should be where your save games are

Its not there can i add it?

 

[walkin]

7 minutes ago, sundog005 said:

Its not there can i add it?

 

It not being there is definintely going to be a issue. It could be somewhere else if youre using mod organizer but I don't use it so I wouldn't know. There are other lines you also need in that folder for modding Fallout 4. Here is a copy of mine, just drop it in there and youre good to go. If you use mod organizer check wherever it puts your files and see if its there.

Fallout4Custom.ini

 

Also, mine is set at 2000. If you find they are still not lined up, try changing it to 1000. Also I find that if they are misaligned and you cycle through a few different scenes with the AAF wizard then go back to the one that was misaligned, most times it will correct itself.

Also if you can do an animation but its misaligned, then you probably have this folder somewhere because without it I don't think you would be able to use mods anyhow unless you had a couple of the lines in another folder.

[UnDoge]

5 minutes ago, walkin said:

It not being there is definintely going to be a issue. It could be somewhere else if youre using mod organizer but I don't use it so I wouldn't know. There are other lines you also need in that folder for modding Fallout 4. Here is a copy of mine, just drop it in there and youre good to go. If you use mod organizer check wherever it puts your files and see if its there.

Fallout4Custom.ini 175 B · 0 downloads

 

Also, mine is set at 2000. If you find they are still not lined up, try changing it to 1000. Also I find that if they are misaligned and you cycle through a few different scenes with the AAF wizard then go back to the one that was misaligned, most times it will correct itself.

Also if you can do an animation but its misaligned, then you probably have this folder somewhere because without it I don't think you would be able to use mods anyhow

I've got the folder just not that particular line in it...but thanks i'll try and add it under general section

[walkin]

3 minutes ago, sundog005 said:

I've got the folder just not that particular line in it...but thanks i'll try and add it under general section

You bet. That line controls where the actors line up for the scene after you pick one and it fades to black before starting, so it should make a difference