Companion Tracking MOD

• Description:

This MOD uses added tasks and compass markers to guide you to track your companions. (Look below if you don’t understand)

Currently this mod uses batch files to add tasks to your task log. You only need to execute BAT (batch processing) once, and then you can freely switch the tracking mode. (Look below if you don’t understand)

Console/BAT once, then it can be tracked once until you delete it. (Look below if you don’t understand)

In addition, this MOD adds new mission information, so theoretically it will not conflict with other MODs. I have not tested whether the mod that deletes game missions that I moved will conflict with it. In theory, it should not.

• Installation:

What I want to explain here is that this MOD not only has ESP files, but also batch files. If novices don’t know how to install the mod, they can find tutorials on the forum.

If you use NMM to install it and import it directly, you can use the console to enter the code in the game.

If you install it manually, you must first throw the 00 Main\WAYN_CompanionTracking.esp file in the compressed package into Fallout 4\Data\; then throw all the files in the 01 Batch files into Fallout 4\Data\.

The fomod file is an installation menu file, so you don't need to pay attention to manual installation.

Regarding how to modify the manually installed plugins.txt file (every veteran knows this), I don’t know how to find tutorials in the forum, so I find it troublesome to use NMM.

• How to start MOD:

Make sure your esp and all batch files are in your Fallout 4 data file (path: Fallout 4\Data\) and check the esp file.

After entering the game, use "~" to open the console and enter the following code:

Enable tracking code entry:

Note: (Only needs to be executed once, in task mark mode. There is no need to fill in the content in the following (). After activating the (everyone) code, there is no need to activate the individual character code.)

When you start it, you can find and switch tracking information in the Pip-Boy taskbar, just like the original task mark operation. (If you don’t understand, I suggest you take medicine...)

bat trackAll (everyone)

bat trackCait (enable Kate tracking)

bat trackCodsworth (enable gacha tracking)

bat trackCurie (enable Curie tracking)

bat trackDanse (enable Danse tracking)

bat trackDeacon (enable Deacon tracking)

bat trackDogmeat (enable dog meat tracking)

bat trackHancock (enable Hancock tracking)

bat trackMacCready (enable MacCready tracking)

bat trackPiper (enable Piper tracking)

bat trackPreston (enable Preston tracking)

bat trackStrong (enable strong tracking)

bat trackValentine (enable Nick Valentine tracking)

bat trackX688 (enable X6-88 tracking)

Delete tracking (task marker):

Just change bat trackXX to bat untrackXX (XX is the character noun you entered).

For example, if you want to delete everyone, then the console: bat untrackAll.

If you just want to remove Cait's alone then console: bat untrackCait. Others follow suit.

• Uninstall (needless to say, delete whatever files are installed). In addition, it is better to use bat untrackXX to uninstall all tracking tasks. (You don’t need to use it, but I’m used to recommending it this way.)

• Another startup mode is to enter the code directly in the game console using "~" without batch processing:

If using this mode, you do not need to install the .txt files in the 01 Batch files into Fallout 4\Data\. There is no need to perform the third point [3. How to start MOD:]. After installing WAYN_CompanionTracking.esp, open the "~" console directly in the game, and then the content (the red part is added, the blue part is deleted).

Note: This mode cannot add everyone at once, it can only be started one by one.

[Example description, and so on]

name

Add tracking task:

Add tracking

Delete tracking tasks:

Delete tracking

Kate

Add tracking task:

SetObjectiveDisplayed WAYNCait 10 1

Delete tracking task:

SetObjectiveDisplayed WAYNCait 10 0

Gacha

Add tracking task:

SetObje …