Could we get a middle ground version of this mod? Something that makes it faster than Vanilla but not so fast as to be impossible to calculate?
I know that the Timescale mod has a .bat file that essentially creates a custom .pak file with game time working exactly as the user specifies. Would be great to have something similar for this although I absolutely understand why this might be a tall order.
In any case a few more options would be great additions I think. Regardless thanks for the mod! It has really improved my inventory management experience.
I will probably have it done in a few days I looked into the .bat file as well, I don't think I am smart enough to do it though. I will try to figure it out, as it would be pretty nice to have that, but I can't promise it at this time
Would you like to elaborate what you have changed inside the DA_SystemConfig file? Since both instances, the vanilla and your files, are matching up with each other, there are no differences to be discovered.
That line specifically "AmmoContainersLoadingDelay", the rest are untouched.
I have noticed that the values will return to vanilla (seemingly), but I have tested the files in-game multiple times - and all 3 variants did what they were supposed to do. After removing the file the speed also returned to normal. So I am not sure how / why exactly it works, it's pretty weird..
Have you checked it in-game though? I am hoping this isn't something that somehow only works on my end
Yea, I've checked it ingame, it was working, tho I wanted to make it a 0.05 value instead, and found nothing but the vanilla 0.4 float value on both Ammo-Delay parameters. That's why I was asking :D
i know its been well over a month, but if you were using FModel to look at mod while it was in your paks folder, for some reason FModel will only show the data from the vanilla uasset even if you have the modded pak selected. The solution is to point Fmodel to a folder outside the game folder and look at it there.
Is there an easy way to change the speed? The mod is great, but it's a bit too much for me. Changing the delay from 0.1 to 0.2 may be the sweeet spot for me. Is there a way to change it?
Hey, sorry for the late reply I'd say it's relatively easy to change, there are some tools involved and a tiny bit of learning - if you want to do it yourself then there are modding guides on the official ITR Discord, the one you'd need for this change specifically is related to Data Table editing.
Setting it all up isn't too bad - but of course if you don't want to change it yourself I will of course look into it. I am not sure how soon that will be though, as I did have some trouble with accessing this file again, in any case once it's done I will put a sharemods link here, or I'll put it up as an optional file
How would one use this if they didn't get the game on steam? i cant find the file you pointed out. i got it on the oculus store. i mostly use vortex because im not that good with doing it myself but i cant with this lol thanks for any help
Hey You need to find your Oculus directory - open the app on PC, then go in Settings -> General -> And look at "Library Locations" Now Click on 'Edit' and take note of the directory there.
Navigate there, and you'll see the game folder. From here on out it's identical to the steam version, so you want to go into: "IntoTheRadius\IntoTheRadius\Content\Paks" - unzip the mod, and copy the files in there
Sorry about the lack of Vortex support, it seems to be a bit unreliable with this game, so I disabled it for the time being
nice mod, I don't have to ironically try vibing to the clicking beat anymore. btw pretty much everything made for 2.7.2 will work for 2.7.0, mod incompatibilities with game versions come from 2.6 and below.
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I know that the Timescale mod has a .bat file that essentially creates a custom .pak file with game time working exactly as the user specifies. Would be great to have something similar for this although I absolutely understand why this might be a tall order.
In any case a few more options would be great additions I think. Regardless thanks for the mod! It has really improved my inventory management experience.
I will probably have it done in a few days
I looked into the .bat file as well, I don't think I am smart enough to do it though. I will try to figure it out, as it would be pretty nice to have that, but I can't promise it at this time
I have noticed that the values will return to vanilla (seemingly), but I have tested the files in-game multiple times - and all 3 variants did what they were supposed to do. After removing the file the speed also returned to normal. So I am not sure how / why exactly it works, it's pretty weird..
Have you checked it in-game though? I am hoping this isn't something that somehow only works on my end
I'd say it's relatively easy to change, there are some tools involved and a tiny bit of learning - if you want to do it yourself then there are modding guides on the official ITR Discord, the one you'd need for this change specifically is related to Data Table editing.
Setting it all up isn't too bad - but of course if you don't want to change it yourself I will of course look into it. I am not sure how soon that will be though, as I did have some trouble with accessing this file again, in any case once it's done I will put a sharemods link here, or I'll put it up as an optional file
i mostly use vortex because im not that good with doing it myself but i cant with this lol thanks for any help
You need to find your Oculus directory - open the app on PC, then go in Settings -> General -> And look at "Library Locations"
Now Click on 'Edit' and take note of the directory there.
Navigate there, and you'll see the game folder. From here on out it's identical to the steam version, so you want to go into:
"IntoTheRadius\IntoTheRadius\Content\Paks" - unzip the mod, and copy the files in there
Sorry about the lack of Vortex support, it seems to be a bit unreliable with this game, so I disabled it for the time being
btw pretty much everything made for 2.7.2 will work for 2.7.0, mod incompatibilities with game versions come from 2.6 and below.