Item Integration Framework - IIF (updated)

A shared framework for centrally injecting integrated support for item cards, hook handling, and Fallout 4 mods.

Original address:

Prefix:

Fallout 4 Script Extender (F4SE)：

Address Library for F4SE Plugins：

FallUI - Inventory：

FallUI - Workbench：

FIS - The NEW FallUI Item Sorter：

Updated on June 11th:

Version 1.0.5

The file name was officially changed to Item Integration Framework, and the documentation was organized and sample configurations were released.

Version 1.0.4

It is now officially compatible with the Anniversary Edition. I actually tested that the latest version is fully compatible.

Updated on June 5th:

Version 1.0.3

Fixed the error that the material list on the right side of the status system frame did not display the quantity in the workbench repair mode.

The core file and SWF file have been uploaded (choose one from the two). The core file needs to be installed together with the SWF file for the module to work properly.

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Item Integration Framework

Formerly known as ItemUIFramework

The Project Integration Framework is a shared framework originally created for the ConditionSystemFramework and WeaponRequirementsFramework.

Its purpose is to centrally manage systems that should not be handled by multiple plugins individually, such as item information card injection and shared hook handling. This helps reduce conflicts when multiple mods need to use the same interface or runtime hook.

The framework can also provide configurable injection of custom item info cards to other modules.

feature

Shared item information card injection

JSON configurable custom item card rules

C++ info card support for dependent plugins

Centralized hook processing in systems that require shared processing

In-game ImGui editor for item card layout and rule adjustments

Contains Type0, Type1 and Type2 sample document files

Why is there this framework?

Some Fallout 4 systems can only be safely handled by one plugin at a time, especially when multiple mods need to use the same hook point or modify the same item interface area.

The Item Integration Framework does not allow each dependent module to implement its own hook or card injection logic independently, but provides a shared layer to manage these systems in the same place.

at present

This module is used by ConditionSystemFramework and WeaponRequirementsFramework, and may also be used by modules that may require similar centralized processing in the future.

to users

If other mods require items to be integrated with a frame, install that frame first.

In most cases, you don't need to configure anything manually. Dependent modules will automatically use this framework.

To the mod author

The project integration framework supports injecting custom item information cards via JSON files.

Documentation examples are included in the F4SE/Plugins folder:

IUIF_Type0_Doc.json

IUIF_Type1_Doc.json

IUIF_Type2_Doc.json

A Chinese documentation version is also included.

The framework also supports information card registration on the C++ side for plugin-based integration.

Configuration

The configuration file is located at:

The in-game editor uses ImGui.

Default editor shortcut keys:

Shortcut keys can be changed in the editor.

Data\F4SE\Plugins\ItemUIFramework\

Shift + F11

Prerequisites

Fallout 4

F4SE

compatibility

The framework is designed to reduce conflicts by integrating shared item interfaces and hook logic.

Directly modify the same item card system or hook into the same runtime function

Mods, may still require compatibility patches depending on implementation.

Production staff

F4SE team, responsible for the Fallout 4 script expander

CommonLibF4 / CommonLibF4-NG Contributors

xmake and open source library contributors used in this project

PrismaUI_F4 author, thanks for the help and investigation in early UI editor experiments

Users and testers who provide logs, bug reports, and feedback for the ConditionSystemFramework, WeaponRequirem …