Textures:
- .44 Magnum Retexture - Exodus
- Assault Rifle Retexture AR-51 - Devious_Methods
- Better Ammo Boxes Overhaul - Devious_Methods
- CC's Improved Vanilla Holotapes - ClearanceClarence
- Delightful Dead Fish - 83Willow
- Enhanced Blood Textures - dDefinder
- EoW Pre-war books Retexture - Emissary of Wind
- exShinras Better Brick Textures - exShinra
- Eyewear and Mask retexture - Castell
- Fallout 4 HD Reworked Project - Halk_Hogan_PL
- Fallout Texture Overhaul PipBoy - Gorgulla
- Faraway Area Reform (LOD) - SparrowPrince
- Gauss Rifle Retexture - AlexScorpion
- High Resolution Texture Pack - Valius
- More Realistic Pipe Weapon Textures - AlexSlesh
- Optimised Vanilla Textures - Myst
- Retextured Chems - Ben Ephla
- Retextured First Aid Kits - Ben Ephla
- Scratchmade New Combat Shotgun and Rifle Textures - Millenia
- Scratchmade New Double Barrel Shotgun Textures - Millenia
- Sharp Shacks - Jah
- Tookie's Textures Grass and Plants - Tookie Jones
- Vivid Fallout Landscapes - Hein84
- Vivid Fallout Roads and Bridges - Hein84
- Vivid Fallout Rocks - Hein84
- Wasteland Creatures Redone - DOOM
- Water Enhanced - Jmane2009


Crafting:
- 1x1 Craftable Foundation pieces - DDProductions83
- Better Stores - Blazeda59
- Business Settlements (standalone) - Tamayo831
- Concrete walls with Window Glass - Cartman1975
- Craftable Balcony Supports - DarthWayne
- Craftable Floor Patches - Takeanumber
- Craftable Glass Stuff - DDProductions83
- Craftable Pillars and Support braces - DDProductions83
- Craftable Ramps and Rails - DDProductions83
- Craftable tall walls and Spacers - DDProductions83
- CWSS Redux v2 - steve40 and Flipdeezy
- Do it Yourshelf - dinozaurz
- Eli's Craftable Flower Pots - Elianora
- FAC Paintings - Foggypath
- Half Width shack walls - CitizenRandom
- Homemaker - Nova Coru
- Immersive Vendors - Xgrufijury
- Lore Friendly Posters - Dhegonus
- Minutemen Morale Pack - EvilViking13
- NorthlandDiggers - Ludvig08
- OCDecorator - McFace (Geoff Dow)
- Old World Plaids - LupusYondergirl
- OSHA Unapproved Safety Signage - BlandSauce
- Settlement Objects Expansion Pack - ccmads
- Snap 'n Build - ad3d0
- Thematic and Practical - 5ike
- Vertical Power Conduits - Daedragon
- Warehouse Shelves for Components and ammo - Cartman1975
- Where did I put that - OctaviusSentibar
- Window Floor and Roof Boards - Necrocytosis
- Working Table Lamps - FrauZockinsky

Others:
- Armor and Weapons Keyword Community Resource - Valdacil and Gambit 77
- Armorsmith Extended - Gambit 77
- Better Cooking Stations - Steve40
- Better Settlers - Thom293
- Bugfix for Dismissed Companion Endless Babble - spacefiddle
- Coastal Cottage Cave - DrSPH
- DEF_UI - Neanka, Valdacil, Old Nick, ParasiteX, Sekoms
- Don't call me Settler - a1a3a6a9
- Elevator Button Fix - Seb263
- English Strings for Fallout 4 - Seraphiel
- Full Dialogue Interface - Cirosan and Shadwar
- HUDFramework - Registrator2000
- Immersive HUD - Gopher
- Improved map with visible roads - mm137
- Power Armor HUD - Gopher
- Power Armor Materials AND Paints - Mcgan
- Ponytail Hairstyles - Azar
- Realistic Ragdoll Force - dDefinder
- Regent - Billyro
- Settler Sandbox Expansion - Axle356258
- Targeting HUD Enhanced - Yukichigai
- Uncapped Settlment Surplus - IDontEvenKnow
- Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch -
- Valdacil's Item Sorting - Valdacil
- Vault-Tec Workshop Overhaul - PMB
- Workshop Spotlight fix - ccmads
- X-01 Invisible Flashlight Remove - Castell
- You Talk Too Much - akkalat85

The Scientist fell into a crumpled heap, his mind almost obliterated by the synaptic disintegrator, almost. The expanded mind of The Scientist held on to the experience of his neurons unravelling, assessed the method of assassination, and made mental notes, on the tattered remains of his mind, about modifications to make to such a weapon... for future use. Then he died.

The Scientist stepped from the storage chamber where his new body had been kept for the past month. All of his previous memories (and those of the billions upon billions of minds he had added) were crystal clear after the fresh implantation. Only the memories of the past day, since the latest backup, were fuzzy. He felt a dull sensation when recalling anything from that day, but the shreds yielded his meticulous notes on the experience and he formed plans on protection for his memories; he was irritated in loosing a day of work, even though he appeared to have spent the previous day playing a game that involved a large plastic ball, flammable liquid, a small furry creature, and a 4D maze. The creature seemed to have escaped.

The Scientist looked down on his previous body and a plan formed to capture the sniper. The first step was to decamp to another locale, probably the next continent eastward on this planet; he didn't want the sniper to take too long to find him again, but needed to be delayed by enough time to allow preparations to be made. He also needed to bring the body.

Due to reports that the target was often reported to be killed but again reported to still be alive a short while afterwards, the deathmark remained on the planet to confirm either way. 20.3 standard hours after the target had been killed, the deathmark witnessed the target return to the area and inspect his own body. A decoy? Or a clone? The deathmark decided to remain in sight of the target (if it was the target) to assess if it was indeed the real target or if it led to the real target.

The deathmark observed the packing up of the temporary camp that the target had set up on this uninhabited planet, and tracked the convoy to their new encampment 1138.4 kilometres on a bearing of 73.9° from the original position. The deathmark arrived at the new camp 3.7 days after it had been erected and scouted the surrounding area for an observation point.
...

Surveying an area from an out-of-phase dimension was as easy as walking about. The deathmark soon selected the perfect sniper position from a shortlist of 16 good observing points. The deathmark observed the target for a further 5.3 days and determined that there was no contact with outside persons; the target (real or not) was acting autonomously, and therefore could not be a better candidate for the real target.

The Scientist had carefully chosen the destination for the new camp. The distance from the original camp had to be above a minimum measurement to ensure that the deathmark, for he knew that it was a deathmark, would arrive after he had prepared the area. The area couldn't be obviously modified to suit his needs (such as cutting down trees) as these would be obvious to the sniper, but could be obviously modified to present a certain set of "ideal" sniper positions that remained after the "obvious" sniper positions (for a hunted target) had been disposed of (guards or traps etc.).

There are many variables that come into play when selecting a sniper position. You want elevation on your target, a clean line of sight, somewhere to remain unseen, etc. Most sniper's would also want an escape route, but when you can phase into another dimension that's not an issue. Many of the nearby positions were compromised by the target and his allies; he clearly feared another attempt. The deathmark selected the best position, much further away than anyone had any reason to assume a sniper would attack from.

The target remained within a single building amongst the 12 that made up the camp, made from flimsy pre-fab's with 2 windows and a single doorway. Simple furnishings inside, and a large cleared area around the whole camp made an easy shot. However, as the deathmark watched, the target stood up, beside himself. The second target then moved around a central table and stood, looking out the nearest window.

The deathmark could shoot both targets quicker than either would react, it would just take a fraction of a second longer to move aim to the second target. The deathmark waited for the perfect lighting / weather conditions before stepping from the portal into the target's dimension.

The deathmark aimed at the first target, stood by the table, and zoomed in to his face to look for signs of difference between the two targets. This target appeared to be dribbling. The deathmark shifted aim to look at the other target to compare. As soon as the face came into focus it was apparent that this target was looking directly at the deathmark's position, unflinching until he winked...

There was a flash and the deathmark froze on the spot, a high current of electricity ran through it's body and a powerful EMP burst knocked it senseless. The deathmark fell over backwards like a felled tree.

"Ah, you are online again, good." said The Scientist.
"What happened?" asked the deathmark curtly.
"I'll demonstrate..." said The Scientist, as produced a pack of coloured card pieces "...pick one" he said.
"What is this?" asked the deathmark.
"Pick a card, any card, and I'll demonstrate how you were captured" said The Scientist.
"I am unable to move" said the deathmark.
"Oh... of course. I have disabled your body. Never mind, I'll flick through the cards and you tell me when to stop, I will then cut the deck" said The Scientist.
"Cut what?" asked the deathmark.
"The deck... nevermind. You say stop whenever you like and that will select your card." said The Scientist. He started to flick through the deck of cards.
"Stop" said the deathmark.
The Scientist cut the deck and held up the new top card for the deathmark to see.
"Do not tell me what the card is." said The Scientist quickly.
"What does it mean?" asked the deathmark.
"Means nothing, it is just a unique collection of symbols. Each of the 144 cards here is unique". said The Scientist. "Now, I will insert your card, remember what it is, yes. I will insert it into the deck in a random position...here" said The Scientist as he pushed the card into the deck. "I will now determine what that card was, but first I shall shuffle these cards so that I cannot know where it is." He shuffles the deck.

20 minutes later.
"This deck of cards is now perfectly randomly arranged, yes?" said The Scientist.
"That should be sufficient" said the deathmark.
The Scientist pulls the top card from the deck "Is this your card?" he asked.
"No" replied the deathmark.
"Oh..." said The Scientist "...not to worry. Let's turn you around here" The Scientist grabbed the chair that the deathmark was strapped into and spun it around 180°. The deathmark now faced a mirror and could see a card glued to it's forehead. An exact replica of the card that The Scientist had shown him. "Is that your card?" asked The Scientist triumphantly.
"It is a card that has the same arrangement of symbols as the card you made me select." replied the deathmark.
"That's close enough. I placed that card there 20 minutes ago, before you selected your card" said The Scientist.
The deathmark looked at The Scientist blankly.
"It's called forcing a card. I force you to select the card I want you to select" explained The Scientist. "Using techniques of psychology and slight-of-hand, I make the only card you can select, be the card I want you to select." He continued to explain.
...
Much later.
"...and so you end up with whatever card I choose in advance." finished The Scientist.
"How did you force me to stand where you wanted?" asked the deathmark unimpressed with the card trick.
"The terrain was selected to give you a shortlist of firing lines. I then set about removing certain options with obvious traps and guard routes." said The Scientist. "You were then presented with a few, less than ideal positions that no-one would expect a sniper to select. You chose the position that I had prepared for you." He continued "I also installed a sensor in my previous body that would detect your sight. I knew when you had zoomed in on my double and therefore when you had shifted your gaze. That was when I knew to push the button."
"Why have you kept me alive?" asked the deathmark.
"You work for me now. I've modified your weapon, can't have you destroying the minds of your targets when I need to download that information, it's still quite effective though."