#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 install
#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 mod
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If I'm being honest, if a mod still do that in 2019, you may want to look at an alternative. You can still force its display for screenshot purpose by equipping it and not equipping/unequipping any weapons afterward. Said cosmetic will be hidden every time you equip/unequip weapons.

This scale is not baked into your savegame, so deactivating it cannot leave you with a quiver permanently stuck into hiding mode.Įverything should be compatible out of the box, safe for some cosmetic mod that use the ammo slot to add a decoration (I know some 'elder scrolls on back' mods used do it this way, it seems some shield on back mod do so as well). It is recommended that you stop the quest (using the stopquest command from the previous paragraph), then save your game, before exiting and disabling/deleting the mod.Įverything is applied through a PlayerAlias, thus stopping the quest will ensure everything is unregistered and no script from AHA is attached to anything, minimizing footprint oon the savegame to a bare minimum.ĪutoHideAmmo isn't applying any permanent changes, but is re-applying its hiding mechanic (setting quiver scale to 0.001) on game load. Extra script for this use case felt unnecessary, and ultimately allow you to play with invisible quiver should you wish to. If it's currently hidden, it will stay hidden until you reload the game or turn it on again and equip a ranged weapon. Note that turning the mod off won't restore immediately your quiver. To turn it back ON: StartQuest AutoHideAmmo The mod can be turned on or off at will with the following commands, should you need/want it: If this worry you for savegame health, which is a fair concern, you can keep the old mod active in your load order until your next new game, but simply disable its features by opening the console and typing StopQuest SAUA_MainQuest The new plugin name is AutoHideAmmo.esp, and you should only have AutoHideAmmo.bsa alongside it.

Process vary depending on the way you usually install mod (manual or mod manager).įore sure, you should NOT have a Simple AUA.esp in your load order anymore (and thus, Simple AUA.bsa shouldn't be in your Data folder anymore).Īs of v4.0+, the mod is entirely new and different, and thus warranted a new name to ensure there isn't weird and pointless leftovers. If you're still using old version, you will need to uninstall it entirely.

Use a mod manager, or simply unzip the file and drop AutoHideAmmo.esp and AutoHideAmmo.bsa in your Data folder and enable it. If needed for followers only, look for follower mods, some handle it. If wanted for NPCs, consider other alternatives. This is compatible with every ammo and ranged weapon properly implemented, without any additional user input or patches, as it simply show/hide the quiver display whenever a ranged weapon is equipped/unequipped. In order to allow preview, your equipped ammo (if any) will be displayed again on your character when you enter racemenu, or when you equip a new ammo on purpose (independently of your equipped weapon). Your current ammo will technically stay equipped (you can see it in your inventory), ensuring that you are always using the latest ammo you had equipped without anything weird going on. It will appear again the next time you equip something the game consider a bow / crossbow (see Compatibility section).Īnd hidden once again whenever you unequip your bow. Your ammo won't be actually unequipped, simply hidden. It look ugly, there is no other way to put this. Quivers that stay equipped despite your bow/crossbow being unequipped. Safari 7 and below has known compatibility issues with Moodle 4.0.įor the best experience and optimum security, we recommend that you keep your browser up to date.This is a very straightforward implementation to fix one of the most annoying issue in the game for people using 3rd person view : Note: Moodle 4.0 does NOT support Internet Explorer 11. We regularly test Moodle with the following browsers: Moodle is compatible with any standards compliant web browser. We recommend running the latest stable version of any software. Again, version numbers are just the minimum supported version. Moodle supports the following database servers.

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#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 mod

#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 mods

#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 install

#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 software

#Hide online mod menu 4.5.0 update