Next to the “Current Follower Faction” in the list, you’ll see we have a “0”. Once you’ve done that, double-click it to add it.ĩ. This time in the “filter” box, type in the following: Current Follower Faction. Hit “New” in the white space again to add our section faction. Once you locate it in the list, double-click it to add it.Ĩ. Use the “filter” type-in box and type the following: Potential Follower Faction Do that by right clicking the white space in it and selecting “New”.ħ. First, Set “Aggression” to “Aggressive.” Secondly, select “Average” for “Confidence.” Thirdly, select “Helps Friends and Allies” for “Assistance “.Ħ. Scroll across to the “AI Data Tab.” Here, you will want to do a couple things. In the “Relationship Level” drop down, select “Ally” and hit “Ok” to close out the box.ĥ. Click it to fill it in with that selection.Ĥ. In the “Child” drop down, scroll until you find “Player”. You will notice in the new box that the first drop down, the “Parent” section, is filled in with the ID of your current NPC. Right click in the white box under it and select “New.”ģ. When the Actor dialogue box appears, scroll across using the arrows up top to the “Relationships” tab. Either way, you’ll get the menu you need.)Ģ. (You can also double-click the NPC when their ID appears here. In the Creation Kit, in the object window to the left, right-click the NPC in the Actors window in the left half of the window. Phase 1: How to Make an NPC Follower-Eligibleġ. It is prone to crashing for any reason at all, so I mean this sincerely when I say you cannot save too much.Īlright, so without any further ado, here we go! I can’t stress enough how incredibly buggy the Creation Kit is. Again, there are plenty of tutorials online on how to do that as well. This tutorial also assumes you have placed your NPC somewhere on the map (i.e an interior or exterior cell). If you need to know how to do that, there are loads of tutorials, both written and videos, online that can show you how to make NPCs from scratch.
Also, this tutorial is going to assume you already have an NPC made in the Creation Kit for you to convert into a follower (which means you already have a mod you want to edit and have set as an active file). I will warn you now that it is a lengthy process, but if you take your time and hang with me step by step, you’ll get it down. This tutorial is exclusively for the trickier stuff like how to get a custom follower to say custom lines to you instead of the default options the vanilla followers say and it will show you how to get your DB to say custom lines to your follower when it comes to giving them commands.
I will not be covering the actual “how to add” audio stuff since frankly, when compared to what I will cover here, that is the easy part. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to make custom voiced followers.
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