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Bethesda's dev notes says these can be official add-ons like Automatron or other mods.īethesda also added more server-side security, making it mandatory to use a Steam-linked account to upload mods. Required dependencies can now be added to a mod's details page, which lets players know that they need a specific add-on or mod to use it. Additionally, categories for "Piracy/Stolen" were added to mod reports, and time-based filters were added to all of the major search categories. Some of the new options for creators include the ability to see their mods' stats, edit the version number with a custom name, and moderate comments-comments can also be "Liked" now, too. You now have more control over your mods, which makes it easier for potential users to download and implement them. While mods are only supported in the PC version of Fallout 4 right now, console gamers will be able to play around with them soon: the Xbox One is getting mods in May, while the PS4 will receive support in June.Bethesda's Fallout 4 mods website has received an update today that adds a bunch of new features that makes using and posting mods more flexible.

When done, Fallout 4 should appear as Fallout 4 in your Library.

Wait a few minutes and Fallout 4 should update.

Right Click on Fallout 4 in your Library.

In order to access the beta you'll need to follow these steps, as per Bethesda: "It allows you to touch almost anything you can imagine," he says. The addition appears to be pretty robust Joel Burgess, lead level designer on Fallout 4, says that the tools are largely the same as what the development team used. With the update you'll be able to browse mods from within the game, while the new "creation kit" will let you create everything from new quests to new weapons using a new in-game suite of tools. "Our goal was to make mods easier and more accessible than ever before, for both the creators and the players," the developer says. While mods previously existed in the PC version of the game, the update opens them up to everyone. Today developer Bethesda released an open beta for modding in the PC version of the post-apocalyptic RPG. Mods are now officially supported in Fallout 4.