About this mod
A tool that allows you change the alignment of sights IN GAME, with hotkeys for adjusting alignment. It's a helper that allows you to find the zero for a sight, so you know how to edit the sights ZoomData in your ESP. No more guesswork, no more Masters.
- Requirements
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A tool that allows you change the alignment of sights IN-GAME, with hotkeys for adjusting alignment. It's a helper that allows you to find the zero for a sight, so you know how to edit the sights ZoomData in your ESP. No more guesswork.
Aligning sights is arguably the most tedious part of making a weapon mod. If you're a weapon modder, have ever added sights to an existing weapon mod, or just found a sight on a weapon mod that's off-zero, this tool is for you.
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You no longer deal with adding the tool as a master, everything is handled in-game via the FO4 Hotkeys framework.
As such this mod requires FO4 Hotkeys by Registrator2000.
It will work on any weapon.
Using the Numpad, you navigate up/down and can change increments between 1.0, 0.1, 0.01 and 0.001.
Through this you can edit the X, Y, Z as well as FOV.
You then press 0 on your numpad to display current adjustment data then edit your sight's zoomdata in the esp accordingly.
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Open Hotkeys.ini (from FO4 Hotkeys) and add this under the [Hotkeys] section
NumPad.=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest CycleDecimalPlace # adjust precision
NumPad0=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest PrintOffsetInfo # print current adjustment data
NumPad1=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 1 1 # Further (y -)
NumPad2=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 2 -1 # Down (z +)
NumPad3=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 3 -1 # FOV +
NumPad4=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 0 -1 # Left (x +)
NumPad5=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ClearModState # reset current adjustment
NumPad6=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 0 1 # Right (x -)
NumPad7=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 1 -1 # Closer (y +)
NumPad8=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 2 1 # Up (z -)
NumPad9=cqf SAT_AimControllerQuest ModAttachment 3 1 # FOV -
Equip the weapon with misaligned sights
Make sure Numlock is enabled, and adjust sights with those keys:
CONTROLS
8/2 on your numpad will adjust Z Axis (+/-)
6/4 on your numpad will adjust X Axis (+/-)
7/1 on your numpad will adjust Y Axis (+/-)
9/3 on your numpad will adjust FOV (+/-)
5 on your numpad will reset offsets to zero
0 on your numpad will display current adjustments
. on your numpad will change increments between 1.0, 0.1, 0.01 and 0.001.
When you've got an offset that works, press 0 to display the current adjustments.
Write these down or screenshot them, then use xEdit to edit the sight's OMod ZoomData respectively.
When you're done, or if you make a mistake, pressing numpad 5 will reset offsets to zero.
Importantly
Make sure to reset the offsets (Numpad 5) every time BEFORE switching weapons,
or changing the sight in the workbench. If you don't, the script will forget
the offset and won't show correct values anymore when printing.
Also,
Note that the in-game alignment settings are additive. This means if you have any existing ZoomData on the sight for the axis you're tweaking, then the value you see in game needs to be added to or reduced from the existing setting.