Little noise
Reprinted by nmm
Screenshots 4 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
Reprinted by nmm
Designed to bring you some famous robots from science fiction to Mojave as a companion.
Location: Golf Campground (Picture Trash Can Location)
Clap your hands:
You will find the clap at Camp (see screenshot), just approach the barrel and wait for what happens. Clapper comes with his own unique rifle, the Renegade, and a barrel of ammo (which he happily triggers). He's happy to follow you (even more so if you're a woman), has a full voice, and knows where to place. When fired, he should stay where you left him, and he will also cover up while sneaking!
question:
Claptrap is completely customized by me, including animation files, which means he currently only has the weapons he can use, which are currently:
Corrupted Traitor (also available to players)
12.7mm super machine gun
Assault Carbine God
marksman carbine
All U.S. troops
rifle
10mm machine gun
shotgun
big gunslinger
9mm pistol
Maria
Silenced .22 pistol
12.7mm pistol
Q&A:
Q: Why Customize Robot Follower 2?
A: The file download section becomes particularly crowded with 4 bots and other variants.
Q: Why is Claptrap the only one in this issue?
A: Clap is a special case due to his animation, unlike other robots, I will be creating more animation files to expand the weapons he can use and add additional characters to him.
Q. What weapons are you going to provide him with?
A: I decided to limit him to 2 handed automatics, rifles/shotguns and pistols/revolvers. The other weapons are too big for him to use, which also means I'm going to limit some of the rifles he can use, such as the sniper rifle.
Q: What about weapons from other modules?
A: The bioweapons are limited by the weapons list, so for these weapons to be available to him, two things have to happen, one is they need to utilize the animation files he currently has, and secondly I need NVSE to provide a dynamic way to add to his list. This adds a lot more work and means relying on NVSE's variant esp, which adds to the reason I only have him as the only robot for this mod. There are some cool guns out there and I fully intend to do that.
Q: What about the other bots on your to-do list?
A: I didn't forget about them, I plan to add them to Custom Robot Followers 3, starting with T3M4 and a variant of my Flying Mine Bot (because they're cute).
renew:
V1.2, fixed weapon attachment issues, made CTD expandable via inventory access, expanded his available weapon selection, and added JIP Companions avatar images.
V1.1, fixed third-person dialogue viewing issues, reduced high pitch in his recorded dialogue, corrected grammar.
Future updates:
Expand the weapons available to him.
Create additional animation files to enhance his character
Add more dialogue (obviously he likes to talk)
Provides perks to players in parties
Leave room for customizing weapons for use in creation
the corrupting traitor
Planned standalone esp:
3DS Max
GIMP
Nifskope
Audacity
GECK
Special thanks to:
LordZues40 for your continued support and help with playtesting,............. and putting up with my abdominal pain.
OpenSaucer provides his rifle model as a Modders resource, thank you.
TheCryingClown and Vatrou help find information about Claptrap.
law:
I do not intend this mod to be used in any other way other than uploading it here, and I will not allow the asset to be used elsewhere.
I do agree with using Corrosion Traitor in your own projects, as long as you give credit to both OpenSaucer and Myself, OpenSaucer also wants to be notified so he can see his model in action.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- 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.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- 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.