An easy to set up kit to build a fully Physics enabled Gallow, which can be used to torture/kill characters. Follow Skjor to the Underforge and drink the blood of Aela the Huntress.
If there are any bugs message me and I'll re-package the. A comprehensive bugfixing mod for Fallout 4. There are other mods that use scripts to regen NPC's face data but I wanted something as a backup just in case. I wasn't able to find anything like this saved on Nexus.
Fall damage from the Unrelenting Force shout will not kill a protected NPC. Exported the FaceGenData from Creation Kit so others won't have to. An important keyword in this definition is "direct." This can sometimes lead to your follower or spouse surviving attacks from you when you don't expect them to. Ive been trying to find a solution to this. Originally I managed to do this in regular Skyrim (using an alias and a Stay at Current Location packahe) but when I transferred this mod to Special Edition that method seemed to stop working.
To be killed, as of the 1.9 Patch, a protected NPC must have his or her health fall to zero from a direct hit by the player. How to Keep NPC in Place - posted in Skyrim Special Edition Creation Kit and Modders : Hey everyone, Im working on a mod where I need to keep an NPC in place. This also applies to the player's spouse and anyone recruited into the Blades. Unlike the similar essential status, they can still be killed if they are attacked by the player, where they will die as easily as non-protected NPCs.Ī permanent follower accompanying the player is set as protected, regardless of whether or not they are normally. This means that when their health depletes (usually down to 10% of its maximum, but this will occur even if the NPC's health would have been reduced to zero), they enter a state called "bleedout", where they fall to their knees and are ignored by all hostile entities until their health regenerates. Several NPCs in Skyrim are protected at some point during gameplay. You can help by adding to it.įor more information, see the help files, the style guide, and this article's talk page.