Hello, I have translated his mod into Spanish, can publish it? Also he believes a version with changes in Poisoner of 25 % to 100 % and Concentrated Poison of 2 blows to 5 blows
Sorry for the delayed response. As long as you are only uploading to the Nexus, you are free to publish the translation. Send me a link to it in a PM please.
Edit: I see that you already uploaded it. That's fine. I've added a link to it on the description page.
Hello Dan, This mod isn't 100% compatible with Deadlier Poison.
For the best compatibility possible, load poison.esp AFTER vinis_alchemy_tree.esp. This will allow the Poisoner perks to work as intended by Deadlier Poison. If you do this, the only compatibility problem is that the Poisoner perk can only be unlocked after the Physician perk is gained, despite what the modified perk tree looks like.
Great mod- like the best mods its really how the game should have first done the alchemy tree. What other mods are users of this one paring it with to expand the whole poisoning/potion side of the game ? thanks
Patch 1.5 changed how smithing works, so any changes made to that skill by mods created before patch 1.5 ended up breaking the skill: almost anything you crafted would make your smithing skill increase like 10 levels with just crafting 1 iron dagger for example. ">
Even worse for people like me who actually downloaded mods (like Epic Glory) which aimed to decrease smithing skill rate progression so as to level that skill slower than vanilla. (I left instructions on how to fix that mod's smithing problem in it's comments section too, since I PMed the author to let him know he should fix it but I never got a response, so at least if anyone checks the comments they can fix it themselves). ">
Anyway, I've personally checked in the CK and loading only Skyrim.esm gives you the pre-1.5 patch smithing Skill Use Mult (which was 160.0000), but when you load both Skyrim.esm + Updates.esm you get the updated value (which is now 1.0000). You can easily realize WHY smithing leveled so fast with some mods (instead of decreasing it for example, it would be multiplied by a huge number!). Bottom line is: the new smithing changes introduced by patch 1.5 reside inside Updates.esm, not Skyrim.esm, so you need lo load it too if you plan on changing anything related to smithing. ">
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Edit: I see that you already uploaded it. That's fine. I've added a link to it on the description page.
This mod does indeed exactly what the alchemy tree should have to begin with. Nicely done!
~Jack Burton (Me!)
it sure makes sense, thx.
Rgds, Dan Hubert
This mod isn't 100% compatible with Deadlier Poison.
For the best compatibility possible, load poison.esp AFTER vinis_alchemy_tree.esp. This will allow the Poisoner perks to work as intended by Deadlier Poison. If you do this, the only compatibility problem is that the Poisoner perk can only be unlocked after the Physician perk is gained, despite what the modified perk tree looks like.
Hope that makes sense.
will this work with mods adding perk lvls?
I think abt. the "Deadlier Poison" mod where 2 lvls are added to the Poisoner perk.
Rgds, Dan Hubert
Btw: have yourself an endorsement, and thx for the mod
Even worse for people like me who actually downloaded mods (like Epic Glory) which aimed to decrease smithing skill rate progression so as to level that skill slower than vanilla. (I left instructions on how to fix that mod's smithing problem in it's comments section too, since I PMed the author to let him know he should fix it but I never got a response, so at least if anyone checks the comments they can fix it themselves).
Anyway, I've personally checked in the CK and loading only Skyrim.esm gives you the pre-1.5 patch smithing Skill Use Mult (which was 160.0000), but when you load both Skyrim.esm + Updates.esm you get the updated value (which is now 1.0000). You can easily realize WHY smithing leveled so fast with some mods (instead of decreasing it for example, it would be multiplied by a huge number!). Bottom line is: the new smithing changes introduced by patch 1.5 reside inside Updates.esm, not Skyrim.esm, so you need lo load it too if you plan on changing anything related to smithing.