Diamond City Expansion - eXoPatch Patch (Updated)
Patch for the Diamond City expansion, fixing various issues such as bad collisions, missing pre-merges, unwanted crying, and more.
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Patch for the Diamond City expansion, fixing various issues such as bad collisions, missing pre-merges, unwanted crying, and more.
Diamond City Expansion Pack - eXoPatch
Patches for the Diamond City expansion that fix various issues.
General repair
Fixed various meshes for proper collision. Now also making them part of the pre-combine harvester.
Fixed collision issues with some difficult-to-pass stairs.
Fixed various visual glitches. Gaps in the field. The mound is not actually connected to the ground and so on.
Limanto House's fixed doors are clipped into the wall.
Hongzuo District
Candles will cast a shadow and be less bright.
The emissivity of some chandeliers has been changed to red.
Added more red lighting where appropriate.
Added a green light near the battle chest entrance.
Removed the sound of a girl crying as the sound would come from the void.
Makes music pause when using pipboy or in menu.
The card will no longer be damaged. (No more cards falling through the cracks in the floor.)
Fixed the quest "Grind Seat" so that it makes you dance normally instead of walking around in a circle.
Load order
stm_DiamondCityExpansion.esp Diamond City Expansion-eXoPatch.esp
Any other mods touching Diamond City.
DiamondCity-PreVis.esp
Prerequisite: Diamond City Expansion V1.6.2
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