Companions of Fallout 3 and New Vegas - Presets
Companions of Fallout 3 and New Vegas - Presets
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Companions of Fallout 3 and New Vegas - Presets
This little compilation contains 4 of Fallout 4’s main presets. 4 of them are from Fallout 3 and 4 are from New Vegas. This of course requires F4SE.
They were all created from scratch using LooksMenu to try and emulate the original designs of the human companions in both games. In addition, starting from 1.1, Charon and Raul have joined. However, in order for these to work, you need I Am Ghoulish - a playable ghoul.
Fallout 3:
Butch DeLoria
Clover
Star Paladin Cross
Jericho
Charon
Fallout New Vegas:
Arcade Gannon
Craig Boone
Rose of Sharon Cassidy / Cass
Veronica Santangelo
Raul Tejada
Install:
- Download the mod
Unzip the file 2) Find Fallout 4/Data/F4SE/Plugins/F4EE/Presets
- Place the .json file in the Presets folder
- Launch the game and go to ShowLooksMenu in console commands and edit either yourself or another NPC. The preset should now appear in the Presets tab. If you want the same clothes I used in the photos, be sure to check out the clothes section below.
used
Outfit: Butch - Greaser jacket and jeans Clover - washed pink dress and Shock Collar
Cross - T-45f Power Armor/BOS Officer Uniform Below
Jericho - Road Leather & Leather Armor
Charon - Road Leather & Leather Armor
Arcade - Lab coat and glasses
Boone - Sunglasses, Merc Battle Shirt A and NCR Beret (Badlands Import Mod)
Cass - Cowboy Hat and Cass' Clothing (Cass's Clothing mod)
Veronica - Atom Brown Rags
Raul Kids - Mechanical Jumpsuit
CHANGELOG:
1.1
- Added Charon and Raul as an optional file
- Redone the cross to look better
- to Butch
MODS
Small adjustments to use: LooksMenu
Complete appearance menu customization
Ponytail Hairstyle by Azar - for Cass' Hair
beautiful fallout version
I am Ghoulish - Playable Ghoul - for Charon and Raul
Badlands Import - Beret for Boone
Cass' Outfits - Outfits for Cass'
This little compilation contains 8 main presets for Fallout 4. Four from Fallout 3 and four from New Vegas. This requires F4SE of course.
They were all created from scratch using LooksMenu, with an intent to try and mimic to the best of my ability the original design of the human companions from these two games. Also, as of 1.1, Charon and Raul has been added in. Though, to get these to work you need I'm Ghoulish - Playable Ghouls.
Fallout 3:
Butch DeLoria
Clover
Star Paladin Cross
Jericho
Charon
Fallout New Vegas:
Arcade Gannon
Craig Boone
Rose of Sharon Cassidy / Cass
Veronica Santangelo
Raul Tejada
INSTALLATION:
- Download mod and unzip files
- Locate Fallout 4/Data/F4SE/Plugins/F4EE/Presets
- Drop the.json files inside the Presets folder
- Start up your game and head to the ShowLooksMenu in the console commands and edit either yourself or another NPC. The presets should now appear inside the Presets tab. Make sure to check the clothes section underneath if you want the same clothes I used in the pictures.
CLOTHES USED:
Butch - Greaser jacket and jeans
Clover - Laundered pink dress and Shock Collar
Cross - T-45f Power Armor / BOS Officer Uniform underneath
Jericho - Road Leathers with Leather armor
Charon - Road Leathers with Leather armor
Arcade - Lab Coat and Eyeglasses
Boone - Sunglasses, Merc Combat Shirt A and NCR Beret from (Wasteland Imports mod)
Cass - Cowboy Hat and Cass' Clothing (Cass's Clothing mod)
Veronica - Child of Atom Brown Rags
Raul - Mechanic Jumpsuit
CHANGELOG:
1.1
- Added Charon and Raul as an optional file
- Reworked Cross to look better
- Minor tweaks to Butch
MODS USED:
LooksMenu
Looks Menu Customization Compendium
Ponytail Hairstyles by Azar - for Cass' hair
Eyes of Beauty Fallout Edition
I'm Ghoulish - Playable Ghouls - for Charon and Raul
Wasteland Imports - for Boone's beret
Cass's Clothing - for Cass' outfit
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.