| Component | Original Four-Play | "ll fourplay f4se plugin new" | |-----------|------------------|-------------------------------| | | FourPlay_F4SE.dll (proprietary) | LL_FourPlay_F4SE.dll (open-source compatible stub) | | Hook Method | Direct memory address hooks | F4SE’s PluginAPI + Papyrus VM extension | | Animation Registry | Hardcoded limit (32 animations) | Dynamic registry (unlimited, uses formlist) | | Actor Scaling | Fixed scale override | Dynamic skeletal scaling (preserves race) | | Position Alignment | Manual offset XML | Auto-floor alignment + user offset hotkeys | | Papyrus Functions | ~12 functions | ~24 functions (backward-compatible + new) |
The new plugin successfully restores and extends the original Four-Play’s functionality—specifically the animation registration, actor scaling, and position alignment systems—without requiring the outdated F4SE plugin. It is fully compatible with Fallout 4 version 1.10.163 and F4SE 0.6.23+. ll fourplay f4se plugin new
Older versions relied heavily on Papyrus scripts (Bethesda’s native coding language), which are slow. The new plugin moves the heavy lifting into a DLL file loaded by F4SE. This results in: | Component | Original Four-Play | "ll fourplay
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