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Secondly, I didn't decide on quest categories based on quest length or difficulty, but based on how relevant they are to the Roleplay of a character. The Main Quest and the Guild Quests are the quests that are most relevant to your character growth and Roleplay, so they have the largest XP gains. "Tasks" are there as a band-aid fix for a couple of outlier quests in the vanilla game where a single quest is split into multiple separate journal entries that have their own separate completion tracking.
There are some vanilla quests that function the way you describe, namely the Stronghold quests, but I didn't elevate them to a higher quest tier because they still fill the narrative role of Guild Quests in the grand scheme of things.
Lastly, I balanced the mod around the idea that the vast majority of quests would give you the Side Quest XP values. Main Quest XP and Guild Quest XP are there just to provide an extra incentive to pursue those parts of the game, and actually let you break the "standard" xp progression. In particular I mostly only balanced the XP gains around the early levels (specifically about what range of levels I expect a player to reach after speaking with Caius for the first time), since in the late game you will have access to so many XP sources that the specific values don't matter.
Locations should also automatically work, since that functions by checking when you enter any named Exterior Cell for the first time.
In terms of enemies, however, I did not define any Boss Monsters outside of those that appear in the Base Game + DLC, so if there are any enemies in TR that you want to count as bosses you'll have to register them manually (See The Quest Interoperability Overview and The Custom Events Breakdown for details)
This is where fun begins.
https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/55629
I don't think it's a bug, since i'm using Ashfall and that applies a lot of attributes changing effects a lot,
but I find myself with lower than level 1 max HP at level 2-3 after losing buffs.
I was trying to find what code managed the state-based health, but I've only found health changed on level up and chargen.
Am I wrong?
If not, I'm just looking to find where I could add a bit of code to handle buffs more properly. It's weird seeing my HP go up and down to values almost identical to level 1 when i've leveled up a few times and raised endurance.
Thanks for the mod!
I figured as much when I read through the code.
Unrelated, but i've found that when I disable XP through mcm, it still shows minor major and misc skills for next level in the tooltip.
The fix is quite simple, i'll post it when I remember where I'd put it in code...
Basically just iterate over the level up points table without the mjr, mnr and msc points when generating the next level tooltip.
EDIT:
after the check for level up tooltip from code patch (line 58 to 62 in player.lua) I added this code:
# in function levelUpProgressTooltip
local levelPoints = table.copy(common.playerData.levelPoints)
if not mcm.xpEnabled then
levelPoints = {
atr = common.playerData.levelPoints.atr,
prk = common.playerData.levelPoints.prk,
}
end
...
# code for iterating over level points
for k, v in pairs(levelPoints) do #instead of common.playerData.levelPoints
...
end
Your mod made me want to start modding myself, it's pretty fun!
First, is there/could there be a option to toggle each setting depending on which character is loaded? Equivalent to custom
portraits mod.
Also, should I only enable the perk module:
a) Can I still choose perks if I'm doing it vanilla/MULE/others?
b) Upon uninstalling, are the perks removed without damage to the save or
bad tweaks? (like permanently lowering encumbrance, health, or some
damage multiplier)
2) You cannot fully disable the custom leveling. You can configure it to be similar to vanilla, but you can't flat out remove all the leveling components of the mod. This means that KCP is strictly incompatible with other leveling mods.
3) All mods have the potential to cause permanent damage if you uninstall them mid-playthrough. If you're changing your load order, you need to start a fresh character. This advice goes for all mods, not just KCP.
2)Hmm, so can I disable the xp module, making xp gain akin to vanilla, but at the same time using MWSE mods that alter the xp gain? (Like a MWSE mod that adds more skill xp the more magicka a spell needs)
3) While technically true, some mods have too little scripts to cause permanent damage. Same for load order, but that's, from what I have as experience, true only with mods that add too many scripts or change meaningful NPCs. Cleaning the save with wrye mash solves a lot of these things.
4) Yup, agreed. Morrowind doesn't clean scrips properly between character loads.
Moreover, should I, say, drop MULE in a level 46 character and install your mod instead, upon reaching level 47, will I have 46 perk points or just one? Same for the other points. If get only one perk point, what is the command to add perk points?
Also, I think that adding a docs/readme for all the available perks, and listing them in the mod description, would attract more people to use it and have more transparency. Personally the big appeal of this mod is the perk system, since I like how vanilla morrowind gains XP. Plus, that list having their IDs so we can use player.removePerk(id) function to cleanly remove the perks, in case of an uninstall, or simply to help people try out making their own perks using this mod as an example.
KCP should not be installed on an in progress game. It does not have any systems in place to account for characters that were not created with the mod already installed.
Because of how save files work, the only mods that are safe to uninstall are texture replacers, and even then only if they don't use an ESP. anything that adds game objects can cause damage to a save, especially if the mod disables vanilla objects to make room for new objects. Any modifications made to vanilla objects, as well as all dynamically created objects, get serialized in your save game
As for making custom perks, look at the mod page for MWSE Perk Framework where I explain how the functions for it work.
Thanks for the clarifications!