Custom footsteps sounds, for better immersion :)


What this mod does:

 There are two new footsteps sets:
 

"_modjc_HighHeelsSound" - normal
 
"_modjc_HighHeelsSoundClicky" - more "clicky"; it can be annoying :P


 "Clicky" option is already applied to sequin and red dresses, and normal option is added to the rest of the vanilla heels. Mod also adds two rings - "HHRing" and "HHRingClicky" - so you can have HHSound on outfits you want. Mod works for NPCs too.


How to obtain HHRings:
   
1. Open console (`)

2. Type "help HHRing 0"

3. Now you should have IDs of two rings: "HHRing" and "HHRingClicky"
       
4. Type "player.additem ID of the ring you want 1" (1 is for amount)


 

Ported from two Skyrim mods:
   
    "High Heel Footstep Sounds" by Indrisblake
    "Heels Sound" by ybsj520/ApoKrytia

     Sound resources by prm339
     (Since 1.1, sounds files are slighty changed by me, due to synchronization issues)


  


How to add it to your mod:

If you want to add the heel sounds to a different mod without using the rings its pretty easy.

Using FO4Edit load the ESP of the armour your adding the sound to and make sure you load the sound ESP as well.

Right Click the name of your ESP on the lefthand side, choose Add Master (for this to work the HHFootSteps.ESP needs to be higher in your load order).

Open up HHFootSteps.ESP and find the footsteps set submenu, open that up and click on either Sound or Clicky depending which you want. Find the form ID line and double click where the "highheelssound" text is and copy the text in the window that pops up to your clipboard.

Open up Armour Addon and find the armour you want to add sound too and look for a section SNDD - by default it will show "Default Footstep Set", right click and choose edit, then paste the text you copied to the clipboard from the previous step, so it will say something like _modjc_HighHeelsSoundClicky [FSTS:0100455E]

Close with X in corner, make sure to take save, recommended to tick backup. 

Profit. 

(You could add the sounds using the CK (crashing kit) in skyrim as well, so you probably can in FO4 too).

 Modding guide wrote by FireOogle, thanks :)