Injection Blocker

Information

Why:

• []I absolutely despise scripted injections due to how much of a headache they are if you want to have control over what spawns where; not to mention how the primary users of them i.e. weapon mods, do not use the same LeveledLists so you end up with some weapons polluting all LeveledLists and another weapon only being present in a single random LeveledList you rarely encounter. Here's a pretty good summary by Jonathan Ostrus:Ugh script injections annoy me. The only way to remove them is to reset the entire leveled list nuking all scripted injections. It also makes conflict resolution a pain because it's not really easy to identify if a mod injects to a list at a glance. You have to go look through any script references the mod has. And then potentially decompile the scripts.

  []Rather than having to make small patches to fiddle with the scripts/quests to do the above you can use this plugin to automatically block them. With the ability of being able to choose from blocking specifically ammo, armor, NPC, weapon or all item injections via the .ini files.

  []If by any chance there are NPCs or items you'd like to be whitelisted there's also an option to do that too by listing their FormID in a custom .ini file.

  .ini File Configuration

  GLXRM_InjectionBlocker.ini:

  • []This file is used by the plugin to allow you to control what kind of injections are blocked by default by setting these values to either 1/0 to enable/disable blocking for the respective category:

    bBlockAllItems=1

    bBlockAmmo=1

    bBlockArmor=1

    bBlockNPCs=1

    bBlockWeapons=1

  Custom .ini files:

  []The plugin also provides you with the ability to create custom .ini files that will be read to construct a list of whitelisted Forms. This allows you to let specific Forms bypass the blocks set above if you happen to want an item or NPC to be injected in cases like quest rewards, CC content, your own mods etc.

  []All you have to do is create an .ini file with any name inside the Data\InjectionBlocker folder. The plugin will then read the files in that folder and output which ones have been loaded in the .log as well as the Forms it is trying to whitelist:

  ---> Loaded file: Data\InjectionBlocker\MyWhitelist.ini

  ---> Attempting to whitelist 1DB4C~Fallout4.esm

  ---> Success

  ---> Attempting to whitelist 1F276~Fallout4.esm

  ---> Success

  ---> Attempting to whitelist 1F669~Fallout4.esm

  ---> Success[*]To add a Form to the whitelist you have to write entrie