I have only changed the cooked stuff in this mod - donuts, tea, and coffee. I did not touch the ingredients.
As for the "Milk that Brahmin" mod, I personally don't use that one, and I can't be much of a help there.I'm sorry about that. :-/
I think you can get good amount of Slocum supplies from trash can and washing machine/dryer, though. You can buy those things from the Slocum vendors as well.
I'm sorry about not seeing your message earlier, Immortal!
Honestly, I recommend that you look into using FO4Edit software to change things yourself. This is actually a pretty simple process (although it may seem a little overwhelming at first), and changing stats of items is the easiest way to get into modding. I've started modding because I was in the same position as you - people didn't make what I wanted,. What I have done with this particular mod is very simple, and I think anyone can do it as a beginner project.
Have a look at my post in the conversation with shadowuk below, as I posted a couple of links to tutorials there. I'm pretty sure you would be able to do what you want without problems. Give it a go and let me know if you have questions. :-)
Thank you for taking the time to write this, I will definitely have to try to get my head around making mods for myself. Usually, I pass up mods because they do much more than I want or need. Thanks for the nudge in the right direction.
Shadow, I'd say that's probably it. The way these mods work is the patches placed later would overwrite whatever changes made in the preceding one. Thing is, all the data in one item would be written to an .esp file even when we edit only one parameter with these mods, so even if the later mod doesn't seem like it's overlapping, chances are it's overwriting data.
Have you ever used FO4Edit? This is a great tool to have when you are running a lot of mods and want to make some simple changes, or check compatibilities :
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2737
Take a look at this tutorial on YouTube, as it may help your situation :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuQ0lJat_w0
This program will show the original data and what's being overwritten by plugins very clearly. Regarding the rads, you should be able to see the effect at the bottom of the list called, DamageRadiationChem. This is the one I've removed for the no-rads version. Have a look at the other plugin you have mentioned, and remove this DamageRadiationChem. You can actually copy all my changes (weight and value, also) to the other plugin and throw away mine. As always with these things, back up the files before making any edits, just in case.
No never used FO4edit, might help me fix another issue aswell with a different mod I have that is a workshop mod that edits the vanilla menus so I cant see the CC tab anymore with it :/
noice.I havent used Slocums creation kit since i created a donut/arcade settlement on release but now I'm gonna add donuts to my trade characters wares
LOL, I guess I wasn't the only one annoyed by those things then! I can kind of see why the original author wanted to make these more special by making them expensive and bulky, since these are pretty powerful items. It's just that I always buy donuts in quantity of 6, and the price made these things less casual and not as fun. I mean, I don't want to be planning so carefully about consuming donuts!
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Lore friendly milk removes rads.
Also, a patch to make it use the milk from 'Milk that Brahmin'
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/12175/
Would be just as good.
Can't wait to be at my PC (on mobile) and check this out,
Thanks.
I have only changed the cooked stuff in this mod - donuts, tea, and coffee. I did not touch the ingredients.
As for the "Milk that Brahmin" mod, I personally don't use that one, and I can't be much of a help there.I'm sorry about that. :-/
I think you can get good amount of Slocum supplies from trash can and washing machine/dryer, though. You can buy those things from the Slocum vendors as well.
Anyway, thanks for stopping by. :-)
Honestly, I recommend that you look into using FO4Edit software to change things yourself. This is actually a pretty simple process (although it may seem a little overwhelming at first), and changing stats of items is the easiest way to get into modding. I've started modding because I was in the same position as you - people didn't make what I wanted,. What I have done with this particular mod is very simple, and I think anyone can do it as a beginner project.
Have a look at my post in the conversation with shadowuk below, as I posted a couple of links to tutorials there. I'm pretty sure you would be able to do what you want without problems. Give it a go and let me know if you have questions. :-)
Usually, I pass up mods because they do much more than I want or need.
Thanks for the nudge in the right direction.
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/29967
Have you ever used FO4Edit? This is a great tool to have when you are running a lot of mods and want to make some simple changes, or check compatibilities :
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2737
Take a look at this tutorial on YouTube, as it may help your situation :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuQ0lJat_w0
This program will show the original data and what's being overwritten by plugins very clearly. Regarding the rads, you should be able to see the effect at the bottom of the list called, DamageRadiationChem. This is the one I've removed for the no-rads version. Have a look at the other plugin you have mentioned, and remove this DamageRadiationChem. You can actually copy all my changes (weight and value, also) to the other plugin and throw away mine. As always with these things, back up the files before making any edits, just in case.
Let me know if you have any questions. :-)
Thanks for stopping by, CoryScopis!
Good work!
LOL, I guess I wasn't the only one annoyed by those things then! I can kind of see why the original author wanted to make these more special by making them expensive and bulky, since these are pretty powerful items. It's just that I always buy donuts in quantity of 6, and the price made these things less casual and not as fun. I mean, I don't want to be planning so carefully about consuming donuts!