in short you need to MOD them to do that to the best of my knowledge Some things can be edited like their sneak skill, strength, and so on clicking their name and typing setav strength 8 (or any of the other commands in CHEATS ) you can also change their size like. increase a weapon's rate of fire, and/or change its magazine size. others need to be done in Geck a free to download program from bethsoft. Weapons Fallout: New Vegas also incorporates a weapon mod system that allows for up. The last option is the 'workshop synth prod' mod. Only -you- can edit your own facial and hair features. If you don't use the create extra companion options, you can create more settlers with less cost. The only con is that you're forced to spend caps on their equipment when creating them. Option menu to freeze the NPC so they don't walk around while editing their looks. what's great about that mod is that you can spawn rings that you give to the NPCs that changes their names or looks. Archived (Creation Kit Question) How to change an NPC's appearance. a custom settler that you have FULL control of their looks, assignable to do tasks, sleeps, adds to the settler count and what not. (Creation Kit Question) How to change an NPC's appearance. This mod lets you create a NPC and as soon as you spawn them just go into workshop mode and assign them to a home and wa-la. If you want to edit settlers that spawned in, I suggest 'create a custom follower' mod. In Fallout 4, Dogmeats motion capture was done by a German Shepard named. If you just want to edit an existing vanilla follower/companion (human only?), I would just use the 'reconstruct all faces' mod, as it can't work on settlers that have been spawned in from the beacon (it will work on original settlers though, ie. Dogmeat is a recurring dog non-player character (NPC) in the Fallout series of.

Here's what I found out, because I wanted a custom 'patrol' squad at one point of my playthroughs.

Fallout 4 how to change npc appearance