Some how i feel it dosen't take in account using packbags, or then some other mod is interfering on my setup. Shame, the mod idea is amazing. I was no near encumbered and i got that pulsing shaky effect. Not sure though, i need to investigate more.
Hello, This mod is exactly what I was looking for, but unfortunately I'm facing a very annoying problem. Each time I die while in critical fatigue, once the last savegame is reloaded, I'm not able to run, sprint and jump anymore. I need to quit the game (completely) and restart it to get it working. Do you have an idea about how to resolve this problem ? Playing with the ini settings, I managed to make it so the jump is ok when I reload my savegame : set realisticENC.bSlowWalkDisableJump to 0 But no way I can get rid of the slow walking stuff
I cannot seem to get this mod to work, and I don't know why.
1. Fresh install. Nothing but OBSE and this mod. Copied all text from realistic.ini and pasted it to SM Enc&Fatigue.ini; both SM Encumbrance and Fatigue.esp and SM Enc&Fatigue.ini are in the data directory. 2. Start game with OBSE. 3. Create new character. 4. Check console. See "SM Encumbrance and Fatigue Settings Configured" 5. Check inventory. Weight is 7/200. 6. Use console to add 194 pairs of brown linen pants (each weighing 1 pound) 7. Check inventory. Weight is 201/200. 8. See message: You are over-encumbered. Attempt to walk but cannot move. 9. Check status. No attributes or skills show a value in red. No active effects are shown. 10. Use console to check statuses: "sdt 9" then "tdt" 11. Encumbrance shows 201.0/200; all others precisely match expectations, ie - x.0/x.
I seem to have a problem with this mod. Dunno why, but when fast traveling, or sometimes even sleeping, makes my character have unlimited fatigue. I do not know the cause of this, and I would like to know some fix for this.
This mod is an absolute blessing. Severely under-endorsed. I've spent hours on end playing around with the intensive customization options. Shame that this will never be worked on again.
Best of the fatigue mods IMO. I've done some cross country running through the brush with a cross country club. As well have done my share of running with backpack, boots and weapons in the army. And with a few adjustments in the ini I can get it to a realistic level.
The other mods seem to reduce fatigue far too fast (you don't collapse that fast in my experience). This mod allows you to change the percentage of falling and adjust the fatigue losses to a liveable level. Nicely done "> Thanks.
For some reason, when starting to play I can always run, but after a few deaths and loads, my character stops being able to run and is relegated to very slow walking regardless of my encumbrance. Has anyone else run into this problem?
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This mod is exactly what I was looking for, but unfortunately I'm facing a very annoying problem. Each time I die while in critical fatigue, once the last savegame is reloaded, I'm not able to run, sprint and jump anymore. I need to quit the game (completely) and restart it to get it working.
Do you have an idea about how to resolve this problem ?
Playing with the ini settings, I managed to make it so the jump is ok when I reload my savegame : set realisticENC.bSlowWalkDisableJump to 0
But no way I can get rid of the slow walking stuff
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1. Fresh install. Nothing but OBSE and this mod. Copied all text from realistic.ini and pasted it to SM Enc&Fatigue.ini; both SM Encumbrance and Fatigue.esp and SM Enc&Fatigue.ini are in the data directory.
2. Start game with OBSE.
3. Create new character.
4. Check console. See "SM Encumbrance and Fatigue Settings Configured"
5. Check inventory. Weight is 7/200.
6. Use console to add 194 pairs of brown linen pants (each weighing 1 pound)
7. Check inventory. Weight is 201/200.
8. See message: You are over-encumbered. Attempt to walk but cannot move.
9. Check status. No attributes or skills show a value in red. No active effects are shown.
10. Use console to check statuses: "sdt 9" then "tdt"
11. Encumbrance shows 201.0/200; all others precisely match expectations, ie - x.0/x.
I have no idea what's wrong.
The other mods seem to reduce fatigue far too fast (you don't collapse that fast in my experience). This mod allows you to change the percentage of falling and adjust the fatigue losses to a liveable level. Nicely done
Thanks.
EDIT: setting realisticENC.fBaseShinji to 1.00 seemed to do the job. Good and flexible mod. Endorsed
Is there way to change how much fatique is burned when sprinting?