The syntax is X = Y. You should read X as "from level X on...". You should read = as "...I get..." You should read Y as "Y perk points per level."
If you do not specify anything, vanilla defaults apply, meaning the same as 1=1 ("from level 1 on, I get 1 perk point per level" ) .
@MysticSong:
1=1.50, gain 2 perk points every 2 levels
No, it means you gain 1 and a half perk point every level. To "gain 2 perk points every 2 levels" use this: 1=0 2=2 3=0 4=2 ...
@beowulf1223: With this mod, you do not have to use "full" perk points (integer values). You can use a fraction, e.g. 0.5 means half a perk point. So, 3=1.5 means: "From level 3 on, I get 1 and a half perk points per level". Obviously, the game does not allow you to spend half a perk point or any other fraction. Fraction of perk points must be spared. So, in this example, at level 3 you have 1 perk point to spend and half a perk point to save for later. At level 4, you gain one and a half perk point again. So now you have 3 perk points gained as follows:
This means, at level 4, actually you now can spend 2 perk points, because now a "full" perk point is "complete" (an integer value). 3=1.5 actually means that you gain 1 perk point at every level and one additional perk point every other level.
Another example: 1=0.25 "from level 1 on, I get a quarter of one perk point per level" level 1: 0.25 perk points (total: 0.25 perk points, nothing to spend) level 2: +0.25 perk points (total: 0.5 perk points, nothing to spend) level 3: +0.25 perk points (total: 0.75 perk points, nothing to spend) level 4: +0.25 perk points (total: 1 perk point to spend) This actually means: Every 4th level, you have one "full" perk point to spend
I hope this very broken down explanation is helpful
An important addition:
Do NOT use "1" as level! It does *NOT* work! The lowest possible number is a 2!
1=2 <--- not working 2=1 <--- working
From author: That is, because player starts with lvl 1, and begin gaining perk points from 2 level. So 1=2 is useless and ignored. Sorry, that forgot to clarify this.
This mod frustrated me to no end but the solution is super simple in hindsight. AND obvious
I wanted 4 points per level, so I changed the 2 to 4 ofc. 2 = 4
Now here's the issue, I never actually deployed mods after changing this. On the Orange bar at the top you gotta click 'deploy mods' and it'll make a window pop up asking about the recent changes to the mod, in the drop down menu just tell it to use the changed files and be done with it. Load up the game and enjoy your points lol. Can't believe I was this dumb.
For future users. This mod is NOT working on NG update.
I'd recommend this over this mod. It does the same thing in a more simple manner, is working on NG update because it doesn't require F4SE. That means it is very robust and resistant to future game updates and will not likely to ever break.
Some people says, enemies scale on invested perk points, not on your level (specifically if you search for console command to add perk points). And adding perk points to console command is not wise because enemies will have higher level without your damage and HP not leveled up.
I don't have Awareness perk so I can't tell. Can someone confirm this?
For those using this with Fallout London and Mod Organizer 2:
This mod does appear to require fully manual installation. MO2 appears to install the mod correctly for me and I changed the name of the ini to the required name in the directory MO2 uses for installed mods. MO2 even recognizes the ini file and lets me directly edit it. However, it does not run in-game through this method. If anybody knows a solution, feel free to let us know. As of now, I had to manually install this one to get it running.
EDIT: I just realized this is from the same mod author as Place Everywhere. I had to manually install that mod to get it running, as well. I'm not sure if this is an issue with MO2 and F4SE-based mods or if it's something with how this mod author creates the mods. Either way, both mods do work with Fallout London, they just need manual installation.
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The syntax is X = Y.
You should read X as "from level X on...".
You should read = as "...I get..."
You should read Y as "Y perk points per level."
If you do not specify anything, vanilla defaults apply, meaning the same as 1=1 ("from level 1 on, I get 1 perk point per level" ) .
@MysticSong:
No, it means you gain 1 and a half perk point every level.
To "gain 2 perk points every 2 levels" use this:
1=0
2=2
3=0
4=2
...
@beowulf1223:
With this mod, you do not have to use "full" perk points (integer values). You can use a fraction, e.g. 0.5 means half a perk point.
So, 3=1.5 means: "From level 3 on, I get 1 and a half perk points per level".
Obviously, the game does not allow you to spend half a perk point or any other fraction. Fraction of perk points must be spared. So, in this example, at level 3 you have 1 perk point to spend and half a perk point to save for later. At level 4, you gain one and a half perk point again. So now you have 3 perk points gained as follows:
- level 3: +1.5 perk points
- level 4: +1.5 perk points
- total: 3 perk points
This means, at level 4, actually you now can spend 2 perk points, because now a "full" perk point is "complete" (an integer value).
3=1.5 actually means that you gain 1 perk point at every level and one additional perk point every other level.
Another example:
1=0.25 "from level 1 on, I get a quarter of one perk point per level"
level 1: 0.25 perk points (total: 0.25 perk points, nothing to spend)
level 2: +0.25 perk points (total: 0.5 perk points, nothing to spend)
level 3: +0.25 perk points (total: 0.75 perk points, nothing to spend)
level 4: +0.25 perk points (total: 1 perk point to spend)
This actually means: Every 4th level, you have one "full" perk point to spend
I hope this very broken down explanation is helpful
An important addition:
Do NOT use "1" as level! It does *NOT* work!
The lowest possible number is a 2!
1=2 <--- not working
2=1 <--- working
From author:
That is, because player starts with lvl 1, and begin gaining perk points from 2 level. So 1=2 is useless and ignored. Sorry, that forgot to clarify this.
I wanted 4 points per level, so I changed the 2 to 4 ofc. 2 = 4
Now here's the issue, I never actually deployed mods after changing this. On the Orange bar at the top you gotta click 'deploy mods' and it'll make a window pop up asking about the recent changes to the mod, in the drop down menu just tell it to use the changed files and be done with it. Load up the game and enjoy your points lol. Can't believe I was this dumb.
I'd recommend this over this mod. It does the same thing in a more simple manner, is working on NG update because it doesn't require F4SE. That means it is very robust and resistant to future game updates and will not likely to ever break.
I don't have Awareness perk so I can't tell. Can someone confirm this?
Here's hoping for a speedy update to NG.
This mod does appear to require fully manual installation. MO2 appears to install the mod correctly for me and I changed the name of the ini to the required name in the directory MO2 uses for installed mods. MO2 even recognizes the ini file and lets me directly edit it. However, it does not run in-game through this method. If anybody knows a solution, feel free to let us know. As of now, I had to manually install this one to get it running.
EDIT: I just realized this is from the same mod author as Place Everywhere. I had to manually install that mod to get it running, as well. I'm not sure if this is an issue with MO2 and F4SE-based mods or if it's something with how this mod author creates the mods. Either way, both mods do work with Fallout London, they just need manual installation.