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About this mod
Removes the damage and range (damage dropoff) penalties for automatic weapon mods.
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Removes the damage and range (damage dropoff) penalties for all automatic weapon mods (vanilla and mod added). Based on the idea behind No Lowered Automatic Weapon Damage, which only covers vanilla weapons.
The mod looks at all (Weapon mods attachable at a Weapons Workbench)OMODs that enable automatic fire, and collects the worst damage and range penalties for each weapon type (ma_... keyword, which in vanilla has a 1:1 relationship with which weapon a given OMOD may attach to). It then loops through all OMODs that enable automatic fire and subtracts the penalty.
Instructions.
The mod looks at all (Weapon mods attachable at a Weapons Workbench)OMODs that enable automatic fire, and collects the worst damage and range penalties for each weapon type (ma_... keyword, which in vanilla has a 1:1 relationship with which weapon a given OMOD may attach to). It then loops through all OMODs that enable automatic fire and subtracts the penalty.
Instructions.
- Install zEdit
- Install zEdit Unified Patching Framework
- Unpack the latest release of Unified Patching Framework into zEdit's modules folder.
- Unpack the latest release of Unified Patching Framework into zEdit's modules folder.
- Install this mod
- Unpack the latest release of this mod into zEdit's modules folder.
- Unpack the latest release of this mod into zEdit's modules folder.
- If you use a merged/bashed/smashed patch, make sure it is up to date.
- Start zEdit (If you're using Mod Organizer, you will need to launch zEdit from Mod Organizer)
- Start a zEdit (as opposed to zMerge or zClean) session (the default)
- Click OK to load all of your enabled mods
- Click on the "Manage Patches" button (looks like a puzzle piece in the cluster of icons on the top-right corner of the window).
- Click on the build button for zPatch.esp to build this patch (and any other patches also going into zPatch)
- Enable zPatch.esp in your load order (if it is not enabled by default)