I love the concept of this mod, but to complement this, are there any mods or tweaks that make junk (and repair parts) weigh more accurately? Like in Fallout 4, the beauty of collecting stuff to scrap was that the junk didn't weigh so heavily, but here, each leather belt has a weight of 1, so does Duct Tape etc.
I'm sure there's many mods to do accomplish that. Item weights were left vanilla because the vanilla carry weight is quite inflated, accounting for most junk items weighing at least 1lb
I found a mod actually right after I posted this, it's called Weight Rebalance Framework, I'm actually very surprised less people use this because this actually lets you (rather easily) use presets to change weights of items on the fly. The default recommended preset for it seems especially well balanced. Easy to edit the config too.
Im not sure if im doing something wrong, but this mod doesnt work correctly, if i use the dismantle weapon, depending on which weapon i choose, the menu closes and nothing helps. Most of the weapons i cant dismantle.
So, to get broken weapon parts, I need to use the Weapon Dismantle Kit on a weapon that has big enough condition, right? Refurbishing broken weapon parts is appealing, because it takes less parts and less skill. However, the Weapon Dismantle Kit requires 50 repair to make, so making parts with less skill seems irrelevant, unless I am missing something. I can't find any Dismantle Kits for sale.
Is there some other way to get those Kits? Or do I need to simply get more repair?
Dismantling is just another workaround I put in as a DIY solution for the slowly dwindling supply of scrap items, without excessively injecting more back into the game; I never expected anyone to aspire to repair the broken parts right off the bat.
Dismantle kits aren't available from vendors, but I could see about reducing the requirements on crafting them
It's a dependency issue or a user issue. I couldn't even tell you how many times I've gotten reports, and it ended up that the user just blindly clicked "manual" instead of "Start"
The other groups are generally people on Linux missing dependencies, or people on Windows 7 with ancient versions of .NET framework installed. Then there's the people that say it's broken, only to later say it works after they did [insert something that doesn't make sense, like downloading it with another browser]
I can't seem get the installer working in MO2 as well. Clean install of NV + Visual C++ redistributables + .NET framework 4.8+. Curious
Edit: No idea what fixed it. If I were to guess, the latest MO2 alpha version. Nope. Don't know what I was thinking. Worked fine with v2.4.4 as well. Probably happens in very specific circumstances
What dependencies should I check? I am having issues with the installer and want to fix whatever the issue is on my end (I just updated .NET framework to 4.8 but it is still failing).
I have both Lonesome and Honest Hearts installed in the root game and am using MO2 but it does not detect those 2 dlcs. is there any way i can fix this?
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Is there some other way to get those Kits? Or do I need to simply get more repair?
Dismantle kits aren't available from vendors, but I could see about reducing the requirements on crafting them
-Have literally 1000s of mods installed across various Bethesda games so it's definitely just this mod's installer. Not a dependency issue.
It's a dependency issue or a user issue. I couldn't even tell you how many times I've gotten reports, and it ended up that the user just blindly clicked "manual" instead of "Start"
The other groups are generally people on Linux missing dependencies, or people on Windows 7 with ancient versions of .NET framework installed. Then there's the people that say it's broken, only to later say it works after they did [insert something that doesn't make sense, like downloading it with another browser]
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No idea what fixed it. If I were to guess, the latest MO2 alpha version.Nope. Don't know what I was thinking. Worked fine with v2.4.4 as well. Probably happens in very specific circumstances