Bad weapons trail
Bad, crazy, messy weapons trail
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Bad, crazy, messy weapons trail
The weapon path almost doesn't work and sometimes it doesn't, seriously breaking the animated objects :/
Use behavior editing and animation objects to generate weapon trails that cue when the humanoid actor attacks with a weapon
Nemesis is required, it breaks other mods or just doesn't work
Surprisingly the animated objects are very limited in their uses, they have to use looping NIF animations (which seem to loop even when they are spawned), they can't use animation sequences, this is due to how I add them to the game, this will most likely conflict with other mods like CGO or SkySA, yes I'm completely avoiding this mod
I will not support this mod at all
I'll be working on a different version that does something similar but uses spells or something to generate trails and hopefully other effects
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Weapon Trails that barely work, sometimes they do sometimes they don't, seriously sod animation objects:/
Weapon trails that use behaviour edits and animation objects to spawn trails when Humanoid actors attack with a weapon
Needs Nemesis, it'll prolly break other mods or just not work
Animation objects are surprisingly very limited in what they can be used for, they have to use looping NIF animations(which seem to loop even when they're de spawned) they can't use animation sequences, due to how I added these to the game, this will most likely conflict with other mods like CGO or SkySA so yeah I'd avoid using this mod at all
I wont be supporting this mod at all
I'll be working on a different version that does something similar but using spells or something to spawn trails and hopefully other FX
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