Damage Parts - Dynamic Combat Feedback - F4SE (Updated)

View every attack in Fallout 4, including dynamic damage values, damage type, armor absorption, critical and power attack effects, and a deadly skull to confirm a kill. Fully configurable via MCM.

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Updated to version 1.1.0 on September 23

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Damage widget

Dynamic combat feedback

Dynamic combat feedback is directly where your bullets, blades and fists hit.

What does this mod do?

Have you ever wondered how much damage your weapons actually do?

Is that new rifle really better? Enemy armor can absorb

How much damage?

that last blow

Is it a critical hit, a powerful attack, or the one shot that finally kills them?

The damage widget provides immediate visual combat feedback at the point of impact.

Each successful hit displays the damage done, the type of damage, damage prevented by armor or resistances, special critical and power attack effects, and even a Fallout-like skull icon to indicate a confirmed critical hit.

The result is more responsive combat while giving you a better idea of ​​which weapons, damage types, and attacks work.

Features:

Injury numbers on impact

The dot appears directly where the hit occurred, rather than floating around the target.

Physical damage and elemental damage

View the exact type of damage your weapon deals, including physical, energy, fire, cold, electricity, radiation, and poison damage.

See which armor actually prevents

In addition to damage, the widget can show how much damage is absorbed by armor, resistance, or block.

This makes it much easier to judge whether a weapon will be effective against heavily armored enemies.

Critical hit effect

Critical hits can get their own animations, colors, and special visual effects, making them instantly recognizable in combat.

Powerful attack effect

Power attacks have their own heavier impact animation, and can use completely different effects and colors than critical attacks.

This also works against ranged weapon slams.

critical strike skeleton

Confirming a kill displays the familiar skull icon from Fallout 4, directly next to the damage number.

Whether the last shot completely routed the enemy was anyone's guess. If the skeleton appears, the target is dead.

Melee, Firearms, and More

Supports firearms, melee attacks, power attacks, weapon slams, critical hits, block attacks, mixed damage weapons, and external instant kill effects.

Damage display mode

Choose how much information you want to see on each hit.

total damage

Displays the total damage value for the entire hit.

Simple, concise, and easy to read during a quick battle.

detailed

Skills differentiate between physical and elemental damage, allowing you to see exactly where the damage is coming from.

For example, a weapon that deals physical and fire damage could display:

31 physical fitness

16 fire

Detailed mode is especially useful when comparing weapons with multiple damage types.

Damage type color

Each damage type is immediately identifiable by its own color:

Physics - warm white

Energy - bright cyan

Fire - orange-red

Frozen – ice blue

Electrical - Electric Purple

Radiation - radioactive lime

Poison - poisonous green

Prefer something simpler?

Color by damage type can be disabled and use a uniform white damage number instead.

Prevent harm

Ever wonder why your supposedly powerful weapon barely hurts your enemies?

The damage widget can display damage prevented by armor, damage resistance, elemental resistance, or blocking.

merge

Displays all damage prevention values ​​combined into one.

grey

Types

Separate protects against physical and elemental damage.

Gray represents protection against physi …