The newest update removes tags as anyone using the new FallUI Item Sorter will have their ammo automatically tag. The version is also for people who don't use Item Sorters so there's that! Sorry for not thinking this sooner! Haven't played FO4 for a long time lol :p
I also updated the description because it was cringe before and to clear up space so it looks cleaner.
Anyway, give me a holler if I did something wrong! Report any bugs in the bug section and I'll try to fix it. Thanks everyone! Boiaru krushea :D (Yes I rp a lot if you're gonna ask)
Heya! Sorry if I was late to reply I was busy with school but unfortunately I don't know my way around Vortex that much. I recommend manually adjusting your mods as sometimes, LOOT may not always give you the correct load orders! There are many guides out there that can give you a proper load order list to sort out your mods
Played alot of Apex Legend and I can say bullet drop is really cool in Calliber - Complex when using AR/SMG/Pistol. But damn, sniper/lever action are just a nightmare in this game engine with any bullet fall off mod.
It doesn't have to be. The issue with bullet drop mods is you have no way of knowing what the distance you are firing at to calculate the appropriate amount of drop to expect. Enter the mods Distance Measurer, Pre-War Binoculars and Long Range Bullet Holes. I'll leave you with that. You can make a set of Binoculars that can paint a target and give you the range to it. Then it's just a matter of adjusting CC's overly aggressive Gravity settings for rifle rounds.
Ex. I set up a bullseye target at 140 yds (basically the width of Sanctuary) With CC's default Gravity settings (2.9) the round wouldn't even hit the target - at all. Reduced that to 1.25, and the round landed at the bottom of the red ring. If I want more drop, I just raise it - can't see wanting less drop since you really aren't making 800 yd sniper shots in Fallout 4.
Added: Seems to me the best place to make a Test Firing Range to work out the numbers is Spectacle Island. Sanctuary pretty much limits you to about 200 yds - and the range of a Hunting Rifle exceeds that.
One way to counter hitscan for most weapons without implementing ballistic drop is to simply reduce the range of it - so at extended ranges it doesn't do full damage. That alone will have you switch to a different weapon (one better suited for the task at hand) - and if all you have is that one weapon - then you need to get closer to make the most out of each shot.
I don't use the mod that this patches, so I don't need to download it... HOWEVER... I kinda want to anyway... just so I can endorse it... Simply because: I think I love the image you created for this.
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I also updated the description because it was cringe before and to clear up space so it looks cleaner.
Anyway, give me a holler if I did something wrong! Report any bugs in the bug section and I'll try to fix it. Thanks everyone! Boiaru krushea :D (Yes I rp a lot if you're gonna ask)
Thanks for making this.
Enter the mods Distance Measurer, Pre-War Binoculars and Long Range Bullet Holes.
I'll leave you with that. You can make a set of Binoculars that can paint a target and give you the range to it.
Then it's just a matter of adjusting CC's overly aggressive Gravity settings for rifle rounds.
Ex. I set up a bullseye target at 140 yds (basically the width of Sanctuary)
With CC's default Gravity settings (2.9) the round wouldn't even hit the target - at all.
Reduced that to 1.25, and the round landed at the bottom of the red ring.
If I want more drop, I just raise it - can't see wanting less drop since you really aren't making 800 yd sniper shots in Fallout 4.
Added: Seems to me the best place to make a Test Firing Range to work out the numbers is Spectacle Island. Sanctuary pretty much limits you to about 200 yds - and the range of a Hunting Rifle exceeds that.
HOWEVER... I kinda want to anyway... just so I can endorse it...
Simply because: I think I love the image you created for this.
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