SDK for both Gamebyro & Creation Engines.
A diagnostic path somewhat following the practices of reverse engineering in our kind of 3rd party & O.E.M. Going along with that thinking, you would ~ an click the fire barrel to get the Reference ID (placed item) which would link to a Form ID (the base item) thus the asset link included in that an mesh containing the animation or linking to it from coding (whichever it might be) though from that you would be able to type in the reference in 圎dit to see what the Form ID was, Ctrl click it's base item which is the form id one, or write it down, an type in that form id, which would bring up a display of all the mods & that form ID as to know if a mod has changed it. From there one would think it would be more localized to assets an therefore the mods used, for example any mod dealing with making fire look this way or that way, because if it was more of a global problem & heck even the maxxing out an subsequent "culling" of an overage of particles FX, it would be a much larger more pronounced problem. bennzoor for the original mod/fallout 4 port Craftable in Armor Workbench with C.O.A.T.S framework under the (Atomic Muscle) Faction Jockstraps category - See Requirements available with different retextures of the set based on Fallout 4 factions. So here, not really particularly indicative of a situation of custom settings or profile, short of the above mentioned max amount of animated particles. Though the animation would be particle effect an thus tied to the max particle config setting for the engine, *ahem* the tweeks, or in our case the FO4 configurator setting, which in the past tended to bug out at max particle settings above 1024 which is also around the amount of the base game plus weather effects utilizing animated particle meshes. I'd think there would be more than one fire barrel entry (form ID) with varied lighting node amounts.
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