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**OUTDATED**
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Edit every (spreadable) quick hack's spread values, such as count and range of spreads, as well as bonus jumps after spreading.
May make quick hacking even more broken than it already is.
- Requirements
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** OUTDATED **
Ultimate Spreader
Lets you edit every (spreadable) quick hack's spread values, such as count and range of spreads, as well as bonus jumps after spreading.
May make quick hacking even more broken than it already is.
Important: Read the stickied post! TBH, the issues described below might still be applicable to 1.1.
From before 1.1: Basically, I have no idea what is causing the known issues. For any modders: feel free to create your own version of this mod, or patch mine up. Also, some comments mentioned the settings not working without reloading the save (thanks the comments of TheRealMattedKitten and ronald27112). Sorry for this inconvenience, this has not happened and does not happen while testing.
Install:
1) Install / Update Cyber Engine Tweaks and redscript (mind their requirements).
2) Download and extract the mod from here
3) Drag the bin and r6 folders into your "Cyberpunk 2077" game folder
Usage:
Open the Cyber Engine Tweaks Console and, in the Ultimate Spreader window, change the values for the specific quick hack (you can resize the window).
Uninstall:
1) Reset to Default (button at the bottom of the window)
2) Close the game and delete the "UltimateSpreader" folders from "Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\mods" and "Cyberpunk 2077\r6\scripts"
Notes:
1) Tested most quick hacks:
1)A value of -1 either takes your characters value for the spread values or infinity, probably the former. Still haven't figured this out, even months later.
2) You will need the Ultimate Hack Spreading Ability from specific cyberdecks to be able to spread quick hacks like System Reset.
2) The Range modifier may break the specific hack altogether. Thus it is hidden behind a checkbox.
3) I Made this mod to learn a bit about modding, so expect bugs.
Thanks to
The people over at the modding discord.
The people behind CET and redscript.
The people behind the decompiled code.
Ultimate Spreader
Lets you edit every (spreadable) quick hack's spread values, such as count and range of spreads, as well as bonus jumps after spreading.
May make quick hacking even more broken than it already is.
Important: Read the stickied post! TBH, the issues described below might still be applicable to 1.1.
From before 1.1: Basically, I have no idea what is causing the known issues. For any modders: feel free to create your own version of this mod, or patch mine up. Also, some comments mentioned the settings not working without reloading the save (thanks the comments of TheRealMattedKitten and ronald27112). Sorry for this inconvenience, this has not happened and does not happen while testing.
Install:
1) Install / Update Cyber Engine Tweaks and redscript (mind their requirements).
2) Download and extract the mod from here
3) Drag the bin and r6 folders into your "Cyberpunk 2077" game folder
Usage:
Open the Cyber Engine Tweaks Console and, in the Ultimate Spreader window, change the values for the specific quick hack (you can resize the window).
Uninstall:
1) Reset to Default (button at the bottom of the window)
2) Close the game and delete the "UltimateSpreader" folders from "Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\mods" and "Cyberpunk 2077\r6\scripts"
Notes:
1) Tested most quick hacks:
1)A value of -1 either takes your characters value for the spread values or infinity, probably the former. Still haven't figured this out, even months later.
2) You will need the Ultimate Hack Spreading Ability from specific cyberdecks to be able to spread quick hacks like System Reset.
2) The Range modifier may break the specific hack altogether. Thus it is hidden behind a checkbox.
3) I Made this mod to learn a bit about modding, so expect bugs.
Thanks to
The people over at the modding discord.
The people behind CET and redscript.
The people behind the decompiled code.