ArmorAddon

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ArmorAddons are closely related to Armors. Armor forms define items that can be worn; ArmorAddons define how these items fit and look on a character when they're equipped. A single Armor can have multiple ArmorAddons, to cover multiple body parts or to make the armor available to characters with vastly different bodies (e.g. welding goggles being available for humans and dogs).

Editor Dialog

ArmorAddon Editor.png
  • ID: The editor ID that this form uses in the Creation Kit.
  • Weapon Adjust:
  • Left Column: Fields in this column control how the armor looks when worn by male and female characters.
    • Biped Model: The 3D model for the armor as it appears when worn. This should be positioned, rigged, and fitted for a character.
    • Skin Texture:
    • Skin Texture Swap List:
    • First Person: The 3D model for the armor as it appears in first-person view.
    • Priority:
  • Right Column: Fields in this column determine which races can wear the armor, and what parts of the body it covers.
    • Race: The race that can wear this armor. Your selection here determines what nodes are offered in the Biped Object data.
    • Art Object:
    • No Underarmor Scaling:
    • Hi-Res 1st Person Only:
    • Biped Object: The body parts that this armor uses and covers. This list is generated based on the selected race.
    • Additional Races: Other races that can also use this armor addon. Ideally, these should have the same biped nodes (i.e. body plan) as the main race.
  • Footstep:
  • Detection Sound Value:
  • Modulates Voice: If this option is checked, the armor will slightly muffle a character's voice when they wear it.

Biped Objects for HumanRace

Hair Top
Hair Long
Different parts of a character's hairstyle.
FaceGen Head
The character's customized face. ArmorAddons that totally cover the head, such as AA_RaiderHeavy_Helmet (part of Helmeted Cage Armor), should be set to cover body part to prevent faces from being rendered (and possibly clipping through the armor).
[U] Any Body Part
These slots should be used by underarmors that cover the body part, like Vault suits.
[A] Any Body Part
These slots should be used by "above-armors" that cover the body part, like Combat Armor.

See Also