Loot Detector

Add glowing effects to lootable corpses, collectibles, and more when you have the Dismantling Expert perk. Updated for 100% fun!

Original address:

Prefix:

Brawl Bug Fix:

F4SE：

MCM:

Just like the title, it is a well-known and excellent module. Needless to say, it is a good helper for finding things and searching. It is even better when used with the simultaneous brightness adjustment.

Due to personal usage habits, I only upload the ESL version. If you have ESP needs, please go to the original address to download it.

The Chinese version has been packaged and uploaded together with the ESL ontology.

Chinese address:

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describe

This mod will highlight corpses, ash/goo piles, unassigned settlers and objects, broken or unpowered objects, friendly matches while scoped, sleeping or unconscious creatures, containers, terminals, collectibles, keys, holos, books, plants, doors, weapons, ammo, hats, chemicals, legendary items. Even a synth infiltrator. This mod is highly configurable, including settings for when and what to highlight, when to de-highlight, and the color of each highlight.

This mod becomes active once you light up the Dismantling Expert Perk level 1, or you activate it manually via the MCM/Holotapes.

Settlement and Ownership

This mod detects when you are in a settlement or interior location that you own and automatically disables container and item highlighting. There is no reason to rob something that is already yours. In the world, common bulk items will not be highlighted to see if they are vulnerable to theft, but containers will still be highlighted so you can inspect their contents.

Component tracking

In the original game Scrapper Rank 2, highlight objects (like trash) that contain components you marked. You can tag components in the crafting interface and pipboy inventory. This mod provides an alternative to this functionality so you can customize how trash is highlighted. It also allows you to tag components in the MCM. If you are not using F4SE, customization of this feature is limited.

This feature will highlight objects in the world that contain the selected component, and will also include these objects in inventory searches (highlighting corpses and containers). The mod remembers items encountered and becomes more accurate and responsive over time.

Semi-automatic looting

Common debris such as ammo, chemicals, hats, slugs, and tracked junk can be automatically looted. Trash will be sent to the last workshop you visited, while ammo etc. will be given to the player when the pipboy is opened. Non-legendary weapons can be automatically looted and instantly converted into hats. Quest items are not automatically looted, and this feature will not take away an item if it counts as stolen. Additionally, survival needs such as meat and plants are not automatically looted.

Auto-looting is only active when highlighting is active.

Typically, automatic loot triggers on proximity. But if an exploding corpse litters the battlefield and you can't find its "center," just picking up a chunk of the super mutant or whatever it once was will trigger automatic loot.

Dynamic mod weapon support

New weapons and ammunition added by the mod can also be highlighted and automatically looted. When you first equip a new weapon from the mod, the loot detector will ask you to confirm adding it to the detection list. Default ammo weapons are also automatically discovered. To teach Loot Detector special ammo, place a round on the ground and make it highlight.

Synthetic Penetration Detection

Normally when you target friendly forces they will be highlighted in cyan, but if you have the synth highlighting activity (and requisites), the synth infiltrators will be highlighted in gray. When you spot a synth in your settlement, keep your guns trained on them and get close, they will panic and attack (or surrender). Therefore, they can be eliminated without turning your settlement against you.

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