Do You Need The Creation Kit For Custom Animations In Fallout 4

Blitheness Software

• 3DS Max 2013, 2014 or 2015 (recommended)
• Fallout 4 Animation Kit (F4AK)
HKXPack GUI, requires Java 64-bit
NIFTools Max Plugins 3.8.0
• Havok Content Tools 2014 (HCT 2014), download HavokContentTools_2014-1-0_20140830_64Bit_PcXs.exe
• F4Biped Animation Rig, used for animative humans in commencement-person and 3rd-person, and power armor in outset-person
F4Animation.hko (HCT 2014 configuration sets)
skeleton.hkx (32-bit human skeleton)
F4BipedCATImport.max and F4BipedCAT.max (importing and exporting animations)
Fallout4Rig1st.txt and Fallout4Rig3rd.txt (human skeleton definition files)
• Power Armor CATRig for 3DS Max, used for animative power armor in third-person
ict_presets.hko (HCT 2014 configuration sets)
pa_skeleton.hkx (32-fleck ability armor skeleton)
PA_Import_2015.max and PA_Export_2015.max (importing and exporting animations)
pa_bone_file.txt (ability armor skeleton definition file)

Notes

• Install 3DS Max, HCT 2014 and NIFTools 3.8.0
• Extract F4AK and the True cat rig(s) from their athenaeum
• This tutorial will focus on animations using the human skeleton, simply the steps are the aforementioned for other races, assuming that equivalent assets are bachelor

Video Tutorials
Converting and Importing Animations

• MaikCG

Converting, Importing, Editing and Exporting Animations

• The Shiny Haxorus
• TheRizzler

Implementing Existing Animations

• HeartImpaled

Written Tutorials
Implementing Custom Animations

• Cosmos Kit Wiki
• grayshepherd

Honourable Mentions

• BlahBlahDEEBlahBlah: Being the Fallout iv mounted actors expert I bombarded him with all sorts of questions that immune me to better empathize how they function
• kinggath: Creating a video tutorial that expanded on the source textile
• SparrowPrince: Going through this with me

Files
3DS Max
I take included the HKX, FBX, CLP, and MAX animation files at each stage of the process in 3DS Max for you to reference. Also included is the MAX file and the exported NIF file used to create the furniture object that is used in the mod.

Creation Kit
I have created a mod that demonstrates how to implement custom piece of furniture animations into the game using the Creation Kit. It covers some basic concepts that I would like to convey.

I will give you a brief run-downward of what each furniture object uniquely demonstrates. The animations used in the mod have been taken from the base game, and and then I volition also tell y'all where I have taken them from. Information technology is worth noting that I utilise a combination of flavor, furniture and idle animations in this mod, showing yous that any existing blitheness tin can be implemented as a furniture blitheness.

The furniture objects can be found nether Special in the workshop menu. After yous accept tested information technology out in-game I recommend you have a look at how it has been washed in the Cosmos Kit. To salvage you lot some time, every form in the mod has the CFAT prefix.

Primal Data

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CFAT_FURN_FurnitureBehavior_1stPFurnitureIdleBehavior_Cigarette

• First-person and 3rd-person subgraph information can utilise different beliefs graphs
• The 1stPFurnitureIdleBehavior behavior graph plays the PoseA_Idle1 animation in first-person without having to force beginning-person
• The 1stPFurnitureIdleBehavior beliefs graph loops the PoseA_Idle1 blitheness
• The 1stPFurnitureIdleBehavior behavior graph volition not allow you to switch to first-person if you enter in third-person

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• The FurnitureBehavior behavior graph loops the PoseA_Idle1 animation
• The FurnitureBehavior behavior graph will not play the PoseA_Idle1 animation in first-person
• Behavior graphs volition not load animation objects if you enter in first-person

CFAT_FURN_FurnitureBehavior_Cigarette_FurnitureForce1stPerson

• The PoseA_Idle1 blitheness will play and blitheness objects will appear in first-person if you force commencement-person
• Just your arms will be rendered in first-person

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• The EnterFromStand and ExitToStand animations are nearly instant, demonstrating that it is possible to effectively remove a required animation

CFAT_FURN_FurnitureBehavior_SitWhistle

• In that location is a distinct suspension betwixt the EnterFromStand, PoseA_Idle1 and ExitToStand animations that clearly illustrates where 1 ends and some other begins

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• The difference between the FurnitureBehavior and FurnitureNoMirrorBehavior behavior graphs is subtle considering I have not been able to discover it

CFAT_FURN_SingleAnimFurniture_Whistle

• The SingleAnimFurniture behavior graph plays the Activate animation a single time
• The SingleAnimFurniture behavior graph will play the Activate animation in third-person if you do not force starting time-person

Animation Files

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Meshes\CFAT\Animations\Cigarette

• EnterFromStand: Meshes\Actors\Character\Animations\MT\Neutral\To_Smoking.hkx
• ExitToStand: Meshes\Actors\Character\Animations\MT\Neutral\Smoking\To_Normal.hkx
• PoseA_Idle1: Meshes\Actors\Grapheme\Animations\MT\Neutral\Smoking\PoseA_IdleFlavor1.hkx

Meshes\CFAT\Animations\InstantWhistle

• EnterFromStand: Meshes\Actors\Character\Animations\Article of furniture\FightAnnouncer\EnterFromStand.hkx
• ExitToStand: Meshes\Actors\Graphic symbol\Animations\Furniture\FightAnnouncer\ExitToStand.hkx
• PoseA_Idle1: Meshes\Actors\Graphic symbol\Animations\DynamicAnims\WhistleDog.hkx

Meshes\CFAT\Animations\SitWhistle

• EnterFromStand: Meshes\Actors\Character\Animations\Piece of furniture\SittingOnFloor\Neutral\EnterFromStand.hkx
• ExitToStand: Meshes\Actors\Grapheme\Animations\Furniture\SittingOnFloor\Neutral\ExitToStand.hkx
• PoseA_Idle1: Meshes\Actors\Character\Animations\DynamicAnims\WhistleDog.hkx

Meshes\CFAT\Animations\Whistle

• Activate: Meshes\Actors\Grapheme\Animations\DynamicAnims\WhistleDog.hkx

Converting Animations
Fallout 4 character animations are 64-flake HKX files. However, animations are imported into 3DS Max equally FBX files. Therefore, the 64-fleck HKX files must kickoff exist converted to 32-bit HKX files before they can and so exist converted to FBX files.

1. Place an blitheness that yous want to edit and excerpt it from the Fallout4 - Animations.ba2 archive

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2. Launch 3DS Max and click Export... to open the Havok Content Tools - Filter Manager window

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3. Click File → Load Configuration Fix and select F4Animation.hko

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4. Under the Configuration Prepare department select ConvertAnimation_x32 in the drop-down

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5. In Merge Nugget click ... under Filename to select the 64-bit HKX file that you desire to catechumen to a 32-scrap HKX file

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6. In Write to Platform click ... nether Filename to enter the file path of the converted file

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7. Click Run Configuration and open the folder containing the converted file

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8. Launch HKXPack GUI and drag and drib the converted file into the HKXPack GUI window

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9. Click Browse and select the 32-bit skeleton.hkx file

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10. Click Catechumen HKX to FBX and the new FBX file will appear in the same folder as the converted file

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Importing Animations
An blitheness must outset be imported into F4BipedCATImport.max every bit a FBX file, and so saved as a CLP file that you and then open up in F4BipedCAT.max.

1. Launch 3DS Max and click File → Open to open F4BipedCATImport.max

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2. Click File → Import and select the FBX file

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3. In the FBX Import window, select Autodesk Media & Amusement in the Current Preset drop-down

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4. In the File content drib-downwards select Update animation

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5. Expand the Animation and Actress Options headings and flag Fill Timeline and click OK

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6. Click Schematic View (Open) to open up the Schematic View window and select the Root bone

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7. Right-click the viewport and select Rotate and set up the rotation of the root os to (0, 0, 0)
8. Select the Bip_ os in the Schematic View window and go to the Motion tab

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9. Select the *(Available)* layer and click Collapse Layers

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10. Modify Frames Per Sample from five to 1 in the Plummet Layers window and click Ok

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11. Scroll to the lesser of the Motion tab and click Save Animated Clip to save the blitheness as a CLP file

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I recommend that you lot add the "_X" suffix to the name of the CLP file, where X is the number of frames in the animation
12. Unflag Save Entire Layer Stack in the Relieve Cat Prune window and change both the Start and Stop drop-downs to CollapsedLayer and click Salve

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13. Click File → Open and open F4BipedCAT.max

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14. Click Time Configuration and modify Stop Fourth dimension in the Fourth dimension Configuration window to the number of frames in the animation and click OK
15. Select the Bip_ os and go to the Motion tab and select the *(Bachelor)* layer

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16. Scroll to the bottom of the Motion tab and click Browse for CAT or motion capture clip to import the CLP file

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17. Unflag Scale Data in the Clip Options window and click Load

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18. Cycle through the frames of the animation to restore the character to their right position

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19. Click File → Save As to avoid saving over the F4BipedCAT.max file

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Notes

• I recommend that you change the viewport from Wireframe to Shaded because it is easier to see what is going on

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• Yous can click Manage Layers... and in the Layer Explorer window click the lighbulb icon next to the 01_BodyMesh layer to hide the characters peel, which makes it easier to select bones

Importing NIF Files to Animations
Meshes are of import to help phase the animation and therefore better appreciate how the animation will appear in-game. Please keep in heed that the meshes will not be exported along with the animation.

1. Launch 3DS Max, open up your MAX file and click Manage Layers... to open the Layer Explorer window, and click Create New Layer to create a new layer
2. While your new layer is the agile layer click File → Import and select the NIF file

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3. Import the NIF file with the default NIFTools iii.eight.0 settings after unflagging everything in the Import, Animation and Skeleton sections

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4. Click Schematic View (Open) and in the Schematic View window establish the correct parent-child relationships for the BSTriShapes
Parent-child relationships can be established past clicking Connect and dragging from the kid to the parent
For example, parenting weapon meshes to the Bip_RWeapon os, which determines the position of the characters right weapon during the animation

Notes

• I recommend you freeze any NIF-specific layers by clicking the snowflake icon under the Frozen heading in the Layer Explorer window

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• You can extract hand meshes from the Fallout4 - Meshes.ba2 annal, which are institute in the Meshes\Actors\Character\CharacterAssets folder

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For case, male hands are slightly larger than female person hands, and so information technology may benefit you to create gender-specific animations
Hand meshes should automatically exist applied to the characters hands when imported

Exporting Animations
Once you are happy with your animation yous tin can apace export it and play information technology in-game.

1. Finish editing your blitheness and click Export... to open the Havok Content Tools - Filter Manager window

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2. Click File → Load Configuration Set and select F4Animation.hko

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3. In the Configuration Set department select either AnimationExport1stPerson or AnimationExport3rdPerson in the drop-down

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4. In Create Skeleton click ... under From File to select the relevant skeleton definition file

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5. In Write to Platform click ... under Filename to select the file path of the 64-bit HKX file that is to be exported

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6. Click Run Configuration and open the folder containing the exported file, which you lot tin now use in-game

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Yous can safely ignore the iv "Filter not supported by electric current product pick" warnings and the "Bone Root has no bind pose. All basic in the skeleton will use their kickoff keyframe equally their demark pose." alarm


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Notes

• You may demand to rename the following bones before exporting your animation (you volition be warned when selecting the skeleton definition file), which can be done in the Schematic View window
Spine1 → SPINE1
Spine2 → SPINE2
Head → Head
• Yous may encounter the "Could not create file" error when running the configuration, in which case select a shorter file path (e.g. direct onto storage bulldoze D:\)

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Beliefs Graphs
When adding subgraph data you specify folders rather than files because the animation file names are baked into the behavior graphs. Therefore, when you want to use a new behavior graph you will start want to detect the names of each of the animation files that it uses, and how they are used.

What I do myself is sort existing subgraph information by behavior graph (e.g. from the base of operations game), and await at what folders they point to. I then extract the animation files in these folders from the Fallout4 - Animations.ba2 archive. This gives you lot the animation file names. Notwithstanding, there are many instances where not all of the animation files found in the folder will be used by the behavior graph.

If y'all are unsure I recommend that you lot recreate the subgraph data in a new plugin and so generate the animation text info. You can and then reference the relevant text file institute in the Information\Meshes\AnimTextData\AnimationFileData binder to make up one's mind which animation files the beliefs graph is using.

For reference, here are the required animation files for each of the simpler furniture beliefs graphs:

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Actors\Character\_1stPerson\Behaviors\1stPFurnitureIdleBehavior.hkx

• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Grapheme\Behaviors\ArtilleryFurnitureBehavior.hkx

• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Grapheme\Behaviors\EnableSneakFurnitureWrappingBehavior.hkx

• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Character\Behaviors\FurnitureBehavior.hkx

• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Character\Behaviors\FurnitureNoMirrorBehavior.hkx

• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Graphic symbol\Behaviors\SingleAnimFurniture.hkx

• Activate.hkx

Actors\Character\Behaviors\WeaponFurnitureBehavior.hkx

• CameraNoise
• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• MinigunTurretPitch
• MinigunTurretSweep
• WPNChargeDown
• WPNChargeUp
• WPNFireAutoReady
• WPNIdleReady
• WPNIdleSighted

Actors\Character\Behaviors\WorkbenchFurnitureBehavior.hkx

• EnterFromStand
• ExitToStand
• PoseA_Idle1

Actors\Shared\Behaviors\AmbushBehavior.hkx

• Deadfall

Information technology is possible to repurpose any existing animation file as a furniture animation. All that is required is for you lot to rename the animation file to friction match the naming scheme of the new beliefs graph. Be aware of any events and annotations that the animation may utilise, because they may either do something dissimilar or not exist in the new behavior graph.

Adding Subgraph Data
Subgraph data must be added for each race that you intend to play the animations. Optionally, y'all can have the animations be more than contextual and for example play unlike animations in first-person and 3rd-person.

1. Launch the Cosmos Kit and load your plugin
2. Create a new keyword
3. Identify the race that you want to play the animations and duplicate their Race form

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The race and the animation must apply the same skeleton, otherwise the blitheness will not play correctly
4. Open the Subgraph Data tab of the duplicated Race form and change Template to Additive in the driblet-down

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Additive subgraph data is added to the race in the neighbouring drop-down
5. Right-click → New to add subgraph data
Behavior Graph
The file path of the beliefs graph, starting from the Information\Meshes folder (eastward.g. Actors\Grapheme\Behaviors\FurnitureBehavior.hkx). The behavior graph orchestrates the animations. The loose files are not required to be in your Data binder, so you are able to manually enter the file path.
Role
The context in which you desire to play the animations. The part of furniture animations is Furniture.
Histrion Keywords
Keyword(southward) that the role player using the furniture must have. This allows actors with different keywords to play different animations when using the same furniture. For instance, the vertibird gunner animations require the p-AttachGunner keyword and the vertibird pilot animations require the p-AttachPilot keyword. Therefore, the gunner and the airplane pilot play unlike animations despite riding the same mountain. To create gender-specific animations you can employ the female keyword to distinguish between males and females.
Target Keywords
Keyword(s) that the furniture must accept.
Animation Paths
The folders that contain the animation files. When generating animation text data, the Cosmos Kit volition search the folders in descending order. The beliefs graph tells the Creation Kit which animation files to expect for. The folders themselves do not affair.
Get-go-person
Flag this to play the animations in first-person, and unflag this to play the animations in third-person. While the player can play both kickoff-person and third-person animations, all other actors tin only play third-person animations. If a piece of furniture animation keyword simply has first-person animations associated with it, so it must be accompanied by the FurnitureForce1stPerson keyword.
6. Click OK and confirm that the subgraph data has been added

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Notes

• The HumanRace form uses the HumanRaceSubgraphData form equally a template for subgraph data, and therefore the HumanRaceSubgraphData form should be duplicated and selected in the drop-down rather than the HumanRace grade
• Playable races use dissimilar skeletons for different perspectives
First-person skeletons are missing certain bones from their tertiary-person counterparts
The human and power armor first-person skeletons share the same basic, and can therefore play the same animations
• Each time you add subgraph data to a particular race you must employ a unique combination of histrion and target keywords
• Certain keywords tin be added to the histrion and target dynamically, and others cannot
For example, target keywords cannot be added to piece of furniture dynamically
Still, the FurnitureForce1stPerson keyword tin exist added to furniture dynamically
• Keywords tin exist added to actors through either their Race or Player forms

Generating Animation Text Information
Animation text data is generated for a plugin using the subgraph data that you accept added.

1. Go to your Fallout iv folder and enter "cmd" in the folder path text field to launch the control prompt in this directory

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Alternatively, launch the control prompt and utilise the CD (modify directory) command to manually alter directory to your Fallout 4 folder
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2. Run the following command to generate the necessary blitheness text data, where CustomFurnitureAnimationTutorial.esp is the proper noun of your plugin
CreationKit.exe -GenerateAnimInfo:CustomFurnitureAnimationTutorial.esp .\Information .\Information This command will launch the Creation Kit, which will generate the blitheness text data in approximately the same fourth dimension that information technology takes to load the plugin
If the Creation Kit is already open when you run this control then some other instance of the Creation Kit will be launched
Earlier generating your animation text data, remember to:
Utilize the correct filename extension when writing the command (.esl, .esm, or .esp)
Save your plugin if it is already open in the Cosmos Kit
Delete any existing animation text data then you can more easily identify what is generated
3. The Creation Kit volition automatically shut in one case the animation text information has been generated, which volition exist added to your Data\Meshes\AnimTextData folder
After generating your animation text data, you tin safely:
Delete whatsoever empty subfolders in the Data\Meshes\AnimTextData folder
Rename your plugin
Replace your animation files so long as they apply the aforementioned events and annotations
Yous cannot change anything referenced in the subgraph data without as well regenerating the animation text data

Notes

• If you accept not correctly implemented your piece of furniture animations using the Creation Kit, you lot will receive the "You cannot employ this at this time." notification when you use the furniture in-game
• If you have only implemented first-person furniture animations, you lot volition also receive the "Y'all cannot use this at this time." notification when yous command an NPC to use the furniture in-game
This is because NPCs will merely utilize tertiary-person animations
• If you lot have implemented furniture animations for humans and not power armor, you will receive the "You cannot use this in Power Armor." notification when you are in ability armor and use the piece of furniture in-game
• If yous attempt to generate animation text data for a plugin using an animation file that does non work in-game, no animation text data will exist generated
• Some animation files are required and some animation files are optional, it depends on the behavior graph
If y'all effort to generate blitheness text data for a plugin and y'all accept not included all of the required animation files in the relevant folders, no animation text data volition exist generated

Limitations
Certain animation files are non recognised by the Cosmos Kit when generating animation text information despite them being used in the base of operations game. For case, furniture flavor animations, as referenced by grayshepherd in the comments of his tutorial. It is non known what the trouble is exactly.

Renaming Blitheness Text Data
The animation text data is generated with hashed file names, which you lot may want to alter. Information technology is only possible to rename the files found in the Information\Meshes\AnimTextData\AnimationFileData binder.

1. Open the Information\Meshes\AnimTextData\AnimationFileData folder

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2. Open the file that you want to rename in a text editor

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3. Change the third line of the file to the new file name and save
The 3rd line of the file is the hashed file name
4. Close the file and similarly rename it in the binder

Furniture Keywords
Keywords can be added to Furniture forms to modify their behavior in some way. The only exception is the hasPassengerMounts keyword, which tin can instead exist added to an Actor or Race class. The role player then adopts many qualities of a article of furniture object, becoming a mount. Furniture keywords can then as well be added to the same Actor or Race form, similarly modifying their beliefs equally a mountain.

FurnitureForce1stPerson

• Forces the player into a first-person perspective while playing the furniture animation
• This keyword must be used if subgraph data has just been added for get-go-person animations
• This keyword cannot exist used if subgraph data has not been added for first-person animations

FurnitureForce3rdPerson

• Forces the player into a tertiary-person perspective while playing the furniture blitheness
• This keyword tin be useful because most behavior graphs will allow the player to utilize a furniture object with only third-person animations, but will not play the animations unless the actor is either already in third-person, or is forced into third-person (e.g. Actors\Character\Behaviors\FurnitureBehavior.hkx)

FurnitureAllowPerspectiveSwitchAfterSitting

• Used in combination with either the FurnitureForce1stPerson keyword or the FurnitureForce3rdPerson keyword to force the actor into a perspective while sitting, and to and so let the actor to switch perspective one time they sit downwards
• Vertibirds use this keyword in combination with the FurnitureForce1stPerson keyword to force y'all into outset-person while y'all are getting in, and to then allow you to switch perspectives in one case you have manned the turret

PlayerPathToFurniture

• The histrion will path to the interact point instead of teleporting, I'yard assuming using navmesh
• Ability armor frames use this keyword to accept the thespian walk towards it and insert a fusion cadre
• The furniture blitheness will begin playing in one case the player reaches the furniture objects collaborate signal, at which indicate the player may still be in the process of rotating to face the right direction
• The pathing is poor, and later the thespian may go stuck while pathing (the power armor frame accounts for this by using a script)

FurnitureCantWait

• The actor cannot wait while using the piece of furniture object

CanUseFurnitureForCombat

• Allows the actor to utilize the furniture object in combat and utilise their weapon while seated

hasPassengerMounts

• Actors with this keyword become mounts using their piece of furniture animation keyword(south) (e.chiliad. vertibirds)
• While being ridden actors in many ways behave like furniture objects, with a few differences:
If the mountain moves, the rider moves along with it
If the mount is killed, the rider is forced to dismount and is ragdolled
The player cannot await
The riders motility is disabled
Dialogue for the player is disabled, but the hardcoded companion bicycle is not

Mounted Actors
Trouble
If the player is riding a mount that is killed, then the histrion volition encounter one of many issues:

If the mount is deleted when it is killed...

• ... and the role player was playing the WeaponSheathe animation (to ride the mount)
The game crashes
• ... and the player was playing the EnterFromStand animation
The player tin can no longer toggle perspective
• ... and the thespian had finished playing the EnterFromStand animation
No trouble occurs

If the mount is Non deleted when information technology is killed...

• ... and the player was playing the WeaponSheathe blitheness (to ride the mount)
The player is frozen and the game cannot be saved, and the only manner to thaw the thespian is to resurrect the mount
• ... and the player had finished playing the WeaponSheathe animation (to ride the mount)
The role player can no longer toggle perspective

Solution
The but solution that I have found is to but stop the mount from dying while it is being ridden by the player. Even mounts that are flagged as essential will forcefulness their passenger to dismount when they brainstorm to drain-out. Instead, the mountain should be etherealized or flagged as a ghost, making it immune to all types of impairment.

The problem and so becomes determining when the player is riding the mount. The more accurately you can determine when the player is riding the mount, the smaller the window of time in which the mount must be unkillable. The OnPlayerEnterVertibird event for example does non work considering information technology is but sent once the player has sheathed their weapon to ride the mount.

The all-time arroyo that I have establish is to apply a spell cloak to the role player that automatically etherealizes your mountain while it is being ridden. To decide when the player is riding the mount you lot use the IsCurrentFurnitureRef status and optionally the CurrentFurnitureHasKeyword status as follows:

• Give the player an ability...

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• To all mounts with a unique keyword that the role player is riding

If your mountain does not have a unique piece of furniture blitheness keyword, I suggest you use another condition such as GetIsID to filter out all other mounts. Equally a indicate of involvement, actors flagged equally ghosts are not only immune to damage but spells as well. Therefore, the cloak gives the mounts an ability rather than casting a spell on them.

Source: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/41209

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