Any way I can change what this sets the cap to manually? For some reason my cap was 15, and I couldn't change it with stewies OR adjusting JSUE. Not sure what in my LO is changing it, but downloading this fixed it but I want it lower than 99.
Thank you for this mod. I plan to play to level 255 with 3 levels per perk to stretch out the level up system a bit. I reach level 50 way too quickly and I enjoy the satisfaction of leveling up.
This doesn't work. I got to level 48/49. I don't get max HP but I never get to choose my skill points and perks. I also get xp but never pass 49 Example: to get to level 49 you need 100,000 xp and I got 120,000 and I never got to 49 lol. What gives? Lol
So this mod (the 99 level perk every level) one has worked very well but I have a question that I cant really find an answer for. I am currently putting myself back down to lvl 49 every time I reach lvl 99, I am able to skip the skill points after maxing them out but I have noticed a bit of lag once I have done this for the 4th time (technically around lvl 200). So I have to ask, is what I am doing safe for my playthrough? And is there a limit to the amount of perks that I can have if I continue doing this. [I am able to get this many perks thanks to combining, more perks, more perks fixed, more companion perks, more traits, tale of two wastelands and a few other mods that fix those mods] Thank you in advance and I have very much so enjoyed this mod for quiet some time.
This mod worked relatively good until I had level 120. After that it started crashing every time I leveled up and maybe even before that. I tried to delete it and reinstall it, which solved the problem. Until another level up, which I can't get because it crashes again. Is there anything that prevent the game crashing because of that?
I'm not sure if Vortex/LOOT automatically sort the mod correctly, though in theory they should.
If they don't, then you can create a custom deployment rule, though it's a little convoluted to do so: Go to the MODS (or PLUGINS if it's in there instead; I don't actually know myself as I never used Vortex for New Vegas) category view in Vortex. Click the cog icon in the upper right and select the Deploy Order (Load Order for plugins) and Dependencies categories to show those in the list. Click Deploy Order (or Load Order for plugins) at the top of that column to sort the mods (or plugins) into the order that they will deploy/load in. Drag the icon in the Dependencies column next to this mod onto the icon in the Dependencies column for the mod at the very bottom of the list (that is, the one with the largest number in the Deploy Order/Load Order column). Choose "Must deploy after" as the rule. Save the rule, and redeploy your mod list if necessary.
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If they don't, then you can create a custom deployment rule, though it's a little convoluted to do so:
Go to the MODS (or PLUGINS if it's in there instead; I don't actually know myself as I never used Vortex for New Vegas) category view in Vortex.
Click the cog icon in the upper right and select the Deploy Order (Load Order for plugins) and Dependencies categories to show those in the list.
Click Deploy Order (or Load Order for plugins) at the top of that column to sort the mods (or plugins) into the order that they will deploy/load in.
Drag the icon in the Dependencies column next to this mod onto the icon in the Dependencies column for the mod at the very bottom of the list (that is, the one with the largest number in the Deploy Order/Load Order column).
Choose "Must deploy after" as the rule.
Save the rule, and redeploy your mod list if necessary.