Submersible Power Armor Metallic Paint (Updated)
Metal material from Diver Suit Additions mod, added to Diving Power Armor.
About this mod Machine translation
Original address:
Prefix:
Far Harbor DLC
Submersible Power Armor:
Updated on February 21st:
Version 1.1
Fixed plugin header files to match the version of the original mod.
Added another chest tag. Crate tags now use Diving PA's own connection points (mod slots), which makes them available for all paints.
Added new miscellaneous modifications to the legs - Tesla Coils. On impact, the land creates a pusle explosion, dealing energy damage to hostile enemies.
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Note: I (the original author robotized, the same below) will try to update as soon as possible. I'll change the plugin headers to match the original (required) mod. The attachment points for decals/labels will also be modified. Since Diving PA now has its own, I will use that and then the label will be available for all paints. Other tags from my mod can also be added.
Metal material from Diver Suit Additions mod, added to Diving Power Armor.
metal material 1 | painting
Metal material 2 | Enameled wire
Metal Material 2B | Shadow
Metal Materials 3 | Alloys
Metal Material 4 | Polished
As with Diving PA's other paints, these materials require no components, but I retained the privilege requirements - the different grades in Armorer. Build one of the metallic paints for the torso, which also allows you to add chest tags.
The plugin has the ESL flag.
Credit: Selakii for the Diving Power Armor mod
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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