Classic Needle - Replacement
Bringing the therapeutic needle from classic radiation into the modern era.
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About this mod Machine translation
Bringing the therapeutic needle from classic radiation into the modern era.
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Please correct me if I'm not mistaken, but as far as I know, no one has actually released a classic healing needle...what the hell are we doing? As a society...we have failed.
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All joking aside, I wanted a more classic Stimpak, so here you go...Also, I would have been a little silly and called the show Stimpak of the Wasteland, but alas...(Fallout 4 doesn't have the super Stimpak pack) Stimpak's original sprites in Fo1/2 were quite dark, even darker than Fo3/NV, so I made sure it contrasted with the environment as much as possible without sacrificing the original design.
Features!
(No, really...why are you laughing?)
It should appear in all scenes, so it's 100% replacement.
Self-healing? It's there.
Heal your companions? It's there.
Being cured by...a Mr. Handy? I have played this game but I don't know where this game is used. I guess it exists.
In the wild? Apparently there is.
0 Break your mod restrictions, Espless (What’s so funny!? This is serious business!)
There is a known issue only when using healing needles during first person healing animations.
--The needle didn't move. (You have no idea what it's like to work with F-up and Stimulus animations, they seem to be created on the principle of "hard work, not smart" and the engine interprets them like cloth)
- Pixelated Textures: Textures sometimes appear blurry when animated in first person due to loose files. Also, this might be a bug in vanilla, I didn't notice this issue with vanilla textures until I started trying to suppress it, I thought it was my problem, but no, that's weird... When you get close to the spawned stimulus packs (i.e. their models appear in the surrounding environment), the texture restore loads completely... a Fallout 4 trick.
happy holidays!
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