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This mod provides a config file, which allows users to set loot drops for raiders.
The loot drops can be set individually for each raider and rules can be set for dynamic adjustment of drop chances at runtime.
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What does this mod do?
This mod provides a config file, which allows users to set loot drops for raiders.
The loot drops can be set individually for each raider and rules can be set for dynamic adjustment of drop chances at runtime.
How to install?
- install melon loader (v0.6.1; do not update to v0.6.2 for now!)
- run game at least once to make sure melon loader is initialised
- copy RaidersDropLoot.dll into "Mods" folder
- run the game and load/create a new settlement, then close the game (this creates the config file for the mod)
- edit RaidersDropLootConfig.cfg in "UserData" to your liking (see the example config for a config forcing raiders to always drop one copy of each item)
How to edit the config file?
Please go here for an explanation of how to edit the config file.
To re-create the default config, simply delete RaidersDropLootConfig.cfg from your "UserData" and let the game run once.
Important note for users of previous versions:
version 2.1.0 introduces categories for the different settings (Loot, Lootscaling, Setup), so you will need to re-generate the config for the mod to work.
Bugs?
Please post any bugs to the bugs section, not as a general comment.
Also please provide the following with your bug report:
1) what game version are you running and what game version was the save file in question created in? (shown in the bottom right of the main menu and on your save files)
2) what version of melon loader are you using?
3) copy any relevant logs and error messages from the "MelonLoader/Latest.log" file and attach them to your bug report
Want to know more?
You can also follow the development of the mod (or contribute yourself) and read the wiki of the mod on github!
Also check out my other mod: CombatTweaks
Credits
Credit to simpleffmods LootableRaiders mod for giving me the initial idea for this mod.
Many thanks to sinai-dev for their unity explorer which was essential for making the mod!
This mod provides a config file, which allows users to set loot drops for raiders.
The loot drops can be set individually for each raider and rules can be set for dynamic adjustment of drop chances at runtime.
How to install?
- install melon loader (v0.6.1; do not update to v0.6.2 for now!)
- run game at least once to make sure melon loader is initialised
- copy RaidersDropLoot.dll into "Mods" folder
- run the game and load/create a new settlement, then close the game (this creates the config file for the mod)
- edit RaidersDropLootConfig.cfg in "UserData" to your liking (see the example config for a config forcing raiders to always drop one copy of each item)
How to edit the config file?
Please go here for an explanation of how to edit the config file.
To re-create the default config, simply delete RaidersDropLootConfig.cfg from your "UserData" and let the game run once.
Important note for users of previous versions:
version 2.1.0 introduces categories for the different settings (Loot, Lootscaling, Setup), so you will need to re-generate the config for the mod to work.
Bugs?
Please post any bugs to the bugs section, not as a general comment.
Also please provide the following with your bug report:
1) what game version are you running and what game version was the save file in question created in? (shown in the bottom right of the main menu and on your save files)
2) what version of melon loader are you using?
3) copy any relevant logs and error messages from the "MelonLoader/Latest.log" file and attach them to your bug report
Want to know more?
You can also follow the development of the mod (or contribute yourself) and read the wiki of the mod on github!
Also check out my other mod: CombatTweaks
Credits
Credit to simpleffmods LootableRaiders mod for giving me the initial idea for this mod.
Many thanks to sinai-dev for their unity explorer which was essential for making the mod!