Wading in the Water - Immersive Water Action - F4SE (Updated)

"Wading in the Water" makes swimming feel more natural by dynamically adjusting movement speed based on water depth. The deeper you go, the stronger the resistance and the heavier the water feels.

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Runtime Database：

Fallout 4 Script Extender (F4SE)：

Mod Configuration Menu：

Updated on September 13th:

Version 1.2.0

Overview

-> Adjusted speed calculation when sprinting in water

Updated on September 12th:

Version 1.1.1

Bug fixes

->Fixed fast swimming bug

Updated on September 9th:

Version 1.1.0

Overview

->Flow of water is now also affected

Updated on August 27th:

Version 1.0.3

Bug fixes

-> Fixed incompatibility issue with Hydra

Version 1.0.2

Overview

->Increase NG compatibility

-> This mod now requires a runtime database

Updated on August 21st:

Version 1.0.1

Overview

-> Fixed compatibility with 1.11.240

Now upload AE files (compatible with the anniversary version) and OG files (compatible with the 163 version), choose one according to your own game version

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Wading in Water - Immersive Water Movement: Depth-based dynamic water resistance for Fallout 4

What this module does:

Wading makes moving through water feel heavier and more natural, dynamically adjusting your movement speed based on how deep you dive.

The impact is minimal in shallow water, but resistance gradually increases with depth. Once you start swimming, the system will continue to adjust your swimming speed based on your depth.

The goal was simple: to make the water truly feel like a presence that must be traversed, rather than like nothingness.

Function:

Dynamic water resistance:

Your movement speed is dynamically affected when moving through water.

Depth-based resistance

The deeper you go into the water, the stronger the resistance becomes.

gradual transition

Drag increases smoothly with water depth, rather than a single fixed movement penalty.

swimming resistance

Once submerged, swimming speed is also affected by the player's depth.

natural movement

Shallow water is still easy to move, while deep water gradually slows down.

Armor weight bonus

Without power armor, the total weight of the armor you have equipped will gradually affect your swimming speed.

Power Armor

Support power armor uses independent water movement settings and is completely unaffected by the weight of ordinary armor.

Power Armor Underwater Settings: Configure movement speeds in shallow water, deep water, and fully submerged water when wearing power armor.

Player and NPC support: Choose whether water resistance only affects players or NPCs as well.

safe minimum speed

Movement speed can never be reduced to zero, preventing players or NPCs from being completely unable to move.

In-game configuration

All movement, armor weight and power armor settings can be adjusted via the MCM.

Native engine integration

The mod runs directly through Fallout 4's movement system and requires no ESP or magic effects.

Working principle

shallow water area

Apply only a small amount of resistance.

As more players are submerged, Deepwater

Movement speed will gradually slow down.

swim

Once you start swimming, the system continues to calculate resistance based on your current water depth.

Install

Use your favorite mod manager to install the latest version of Water Path that matches your Fallout 4 runtime.

The versions provided are as follows:

Fallout 4 1.10.163 (original)

Fallout 4 1.11.221+ (AE)

compatibility

Mods that directly change player movement speed, swimming speed, or water flow behavior may affect the final results.

uninstall

The mod can be disabled or uninstalled at any time via your mod manager.