Items used by NPC (Chinese version updated)

by Zzyxzz·v1.2.1·Updated 2024-06-20

Allows NPCs to use healing and buff items such as Jet, Berserk Potions, Power Pills, etc. Makes combat more interesting, as NPCs can now buff and heal themselves! Use the MCM, which allows you to configure your mods! <Requires RobCo patch>

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About this mod Machine translation

Allows NPCs to use healing and buff items such as Jet, Berserk Potions, Power Pills, etc. Makes combat more interesting, as NPCs can now buff and heal themselves! Use the MCM, which allows you to configure your mods!

Prefix:

Jet Script Bug Fix (used to fix a problem that was not fixed in the original version and caused players to become thirsty very quickly when others use medicine in survival mode):

RobCo Patcher:

The N network version Chinese address will be updated on June 20th. If you are interested, you can try:

Updated the Chinese version of Bilibili address on January 16, 24:

Version 1.2.1 updated on September 3:

bug fixes

-> NPCs no longer use pending healing shots after death.

Version 1.1.2 updated on August 15th:

bug fixes

-> Implemented fix to prevent NPCs from using multiple chemicals at the same time.

Version 1.1.1 updated on August 15th:

conventional

-> Added faction mode (disabled by default)

-> Add new faction

--> Gunner (enabled by default)

-->Raiders (enabled by default)

-->Bodyguard (enabled by default)

--> Brotherhood of Steel (disabled by default)

--> Workshop NPC (disabled by default)

-->Militia (disabled by default)

What is the function of NPC items (NUI)?

NUI allows NPCs to use items (medicines and food) before and during combat.

They can heal themselves or use buffing drugs.

What effect do items have on NPCs?

NPCs can now heal themselves more often than before. Some NPCs have the ability to use healing shots. But not all. Using NUI, you can set how many NPCs have a chance to use healing shots in combat.

Boost items, such as Dali Pills, Berserk Potions, etc. Will increase their stats, damage, and health depending on what they use, and make them tougher.

They could also use Jeter. Jeter is probably the most dangerous. Jet slows down time for players, especially Raiders, who are really jealous of it. Now the Raider will have a good time using Jett against you. This will make them faster, greatly increasing their movement speed, turning them into killing machines that need to be stopped!

Will NPCs carry items they use?

No, NPCs will not carry more items. To prevent large amounts of items, the items they use are hidden.

What items can they use?

Treatment Items Treatment Needles

Common gain items

Psycho, Jet, Buffout, Mentats, Vodka

Rare buff medicine

Psychobuff, PsychoJet, Psychotats, XCell, MedX, BuffJet, Moonshine

Can I add more items?

Yes you can! NUI uses FormLists, where you can add items from other mods or items you create yourself. The NPC will randomly select an item from the list.

Are companions included?

Companions have already used the items you gave them. This mod only affects enemies.

Are you using better site injuries?

First of all, thank you for using Better Parts Hurts! You don't need to use this mod at this time. at present.

In the next better positional damage update, BLD's own item usage system will be disabled by default. This mod will replace that functionality and make it even better! If you still want to use this version, make sure to disable the BLD version in MCM settings.

You can also use both mods at the same time, and their effects will be additive.

Please be sure to install Jet script error fix in advance. Otherwise, your character will become thirsty very easily in survival mode with all the sexy predators doing drugs around you.

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. 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.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. 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.

File & checksum

Filename
NPC使用物品(更新)
File size
9.0 KiB
SHA-256
9eaecba5f1eb6adccad39c1177d955731b3ec2c5757e08230f784294f92f209f
Stored at
2026-10-10 00:33