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About this mod
Automatically checks for maxed out attributes, and leaves headroom to keep assigning more attribute points in the level up screen, indefinitely.
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Overview
When you reach over 95 base points in any of the 8 attributes, this mod will add the extra points as a permanent modifier and leave you at 95 base points, so that you can continue to add points into that attribute in the level up screen!
No player interaction necessary, just level up as you would and you will always be able to place more points into your attributes indefinitely.
Attributes will remain able to be modified by spells, potions, abilities, etc, including Vampirism without any ill effects.
Methodology
The .esp is simply a new script initiated at startup that periodically checks if any of your base attributes AV's are above 95. Any points above 95 are ModAV'ed to that attribute and then subtracted from the base AV. Similarly, if you drop below 95 base AV after having been above 95 (for instance when curing vampirism and losing the attribute bonuses) ModAV will subtract the necessary points and re-add them to the base AV.
Known Issues/Caveats
• The level up screen will continue to display 95 attribute points regardless of how many points you've allocated to it. I'm looking into modifying the level up UI to also display the attribute with the extra points (as is shown in the character UI). I need someone smarter than me to mod the UI (fuzzlesz help pls 🥹), or some serious free time to figure out how to do it.
• The base game limits Strength and Agility from continuing to add melee and ranged weapon damage above 100 attribute points. Use this mod to uncap the damage formula: Oblivion Damage Formula Attribute Scaling Uncapper
Installation
• Extract the SimpleUncappedAttributes.esp to your \Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data folder
• Add SimpleUncappedAttributes.esp to the bottom of your plugins.txt file located in the same folder
Notes
Check out Prestige Attributes mod for another method.
Sister mod Simple Uncapped Skills for skills.
Thank you Lunikc for the fix to AV overflow!
When you reach over 95 base points in any of the 8 attributes, this mod will add the extra points as a permanent modifier and leave you at 95 base points, so that you can continue to add points into that attribute in the level up screen!
No player interaction necessary, just level up as you would and you will always be able to place more points into your attributes indefinitely.
Attributes will remain able to be modified by spells, potions, abilities, etc, including Vampirism without any ill effects.
Methodology
The .esp is simply a new script initiated at startup that periodically checks if any of your base attributes AV's are above 95. Any points above 95 are ModAV'ed to that attribute and then subtracted from the base AV. Similarly, if you drop below 95 base AV after having been above 95 (for instance when curing vampirism and losing the attribute bonuses) ModAV will subtract the necessary points and re-add them to the base AV.
Known Issues/Caveats
• The level up screen will continue to display 95 attribute points regardless of how many points you've allocated to it. I'm looking into modifying the level up UI to also display the attribute with the extra points (as is shown in the character UI). I need someone smarter than me to mod the UI (fuzzlesz help pls 🥹), or some serious free time to figure out how to do it.
• The base game limits Strength and Agility from continuing to add melee and ranged weapon damage above 100 attribute points. Use this mod to uncap the damage formula: Oblivion Damage Formula Attribute Scaling Uncapper
Installation
• Extract the SimpleUncappedAttributes.esp to your \Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data folder
• Add SimpleUncappedAttributes.esp to the bottom of your plugins.txt file located in the same folder
Notes
Check out Prestige Attributes mod for another method.
Sister mod Simple Uncapped Skills for skills.
Thank you Lunikc for the fix to AV overflow!