Finally, True Storms - Wasteland Edition allows for editing of the radiation strength of the Glowing Sea up to 48 rads/sec. These new weather types, along with the improved sound and rendering, help to add some more variety and realism to the sometimes dull Commonwealth. True Storms features new weather types such as fog, rain, dust storms, and misty rain, all of which – except dust storms – feature both heavy and light versions. There are also new interior sounds for all weather, and mostly in places that actually make sense.
True Storms - Wasteland Edition enhances Fallout 4’s weather by adding lightning, improved textures, rain rendering through ambient lighting and other improvements, rain sounds (including thunder), and several night brightness levels. True Storms - Wasteland Editionĭespite Fallout 4 having significantly improved weather compared to Fallout 3, it’s still a bit dull. When installing, we installed the Armor and Weapons Keywords Community Resource, then didn’t overwrite its files with the Armorsmith Extended files. Note: Armorsmith enhanced requires Armor and Weapon Keywords Community Resource to function. The mod further optimizes slot usage (what parts of the body are covered) for vanilla clothing so that it uses the least amount of slots needed to work. The ability to wear any outfit underneath armor in particular allows for more character specialization, as Fallout 4 is normally fairly limiting in what can be worn under armor. Some of the new craftable outfits include Dogmeat armors, hats with hair, headgear, gloves, a working jetpack, and more. Using Armorsmith Expanded, every outfit can be worn under armor pieces the clothing modding system is redone with four different types of mods (lining, outfit add-ons, headgear add-ons, gloves, and eyewear), bolstered still by new craftable outfits. The video below shows all these mods in action!Īrmorsmith Extended alters Fallout 4’s armor system by expanding what can be worn together, how armor can be modded, and adding new craftable outfits.
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