Invalid word of power? I don't get it. I searched for "Mora" and did player.teachword [ID number] Edit: It's player.addshout not teachword. Now my new character has 5 dragon souls, but there is no option to unlock this mod's shouts. They're grayed out. There are options to unlock vanilla shouts.
Go back through and use player.teachword then player.unlockword on each word of power individually. You need to know the id of the words of power for each shout. Addshout only works for NPCs.
hey there, firstly I'd like to say I have a great time with your mod... I played it on SE and I wonder if I have permission to share it? Credit will be given to you ofcourse
Hey, I've a problem.. You said we learn the shouts when we learn the word at dragonstone. But I've already learn all words, so I can't unlock the shouts ? (Sorry, my english is bad ^^')
I already knew all the shouts in the game before I installed this but the shouts aren't in my shout directory in the skyui powers menu what can i do or what did i do wrong? Any suggestions? The two unobtainable ones (ziil los dii du and surge of apocrypha) work fine
Devour soul doesn't kill dragons for me, only hurts them a bit. I have mod/s that alter dragon heath, resistence, armor, shouts..like it totally kills them on low difficulty, but not on legendary. Could you INCEREASE damage of the shout lets say to 20000 or do it if it hits a npc thats classified as a dragon, it kills him? I would appreciate it..other maybe too..
There's a small suggestion for a new shout:
You know that force/effect (the rotating one) that seekers launch at you in Apocrypha? Well, the shout will launch this effect (make it bigger and a little faster) to enemies and paralyze them for 5s (1st word), 10 (2nd word), 15s (3rd word) + poison damage and slower movement when they get up.
Hope to see more progress here, it sounds promising. Perhaps you could add in sections in the black books to learn the words of power? Perhaps a reveal of Mirrak's dragon soul rip shout at the end, when you can't cheat and steal his dragons' souls.
Easy. But will go to all shouts. You may very well know this, but in case you don't.
Command is all the way DOWN there ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- setAV
setAV will set the value to [value] setAV will sometimes reset the value upon leaving the game. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- modAV is different:
player.modAV health 100 (this will ADD 100 not set it to 100) modAV player.modAV health -100 will result in removing (in this case) health player.setAV/modAV ShourRecoveryMult 0 (1 is default) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ForceAV is like modAV - but this will set the value to wanted value permanently (if not changed)
It can be useful if you want that effect to stay. It's not a neccesary command, and I have never really seen the point in it. NOTE: You can call this an upgraded setAV ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Always remember getAV:
player.getAV [Stat] An example is: player.getAV onehanded Value of that skill will appear in console NOTE: This is useful to check if your follower/companion's skills match yours. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remember not to ruin the fun of the game with commands (trust me.. it's a damn shame to do so) I learned it the hard way... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANOTHER NOTE: I know that you (possibly/most likely know this already, but I had nothing to do, lol)
And here it is:
player.modav/setav/forceav shoutrecoverymult 0 (1 is default) use getav (for INFO about it) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Edit: It's player.addshout not teachword. Now my new character has 5 dragon souls, but there is no option to unlock this mod's shouts.
They're grayed out. There are options to unlock vanilla shouts.
There's a small suggestion for a new shout:
You know that force/effect (the rotating one) that seekers launch at you in Apocrypha? Well, the shout will launch this effect (make it bigger and a little faster) to enemies and paralyze them for 5s (1st word), 10 (2nd word), 15s (3rd word) + poison damage and slower movement when they get up.
Command is all the way DOWN there
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setAV
setAV will set the value to [value]
setAV will sometimes reset the value upon leaving the game.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
modAV is different:
player.modAV health 100 (this will ADD 100 not set it to 100)
modAV player.modAV health -100 will result in removing (in this case) health
player.setAV/modAV ShourRecoveryMult 0 (1 is default)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ForceAV is like modAV - but this will set the value to wanted value permanently (if not changed)
It can be useful if you want that effect to stay. It's not a neccesary command, and I have never really seen the point in it.
NOTE: You can call this an upgraded setAV
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Always remember getAV:
player.getAV [Stat]
An example is: player.getAV onehanded
Value of that skill will appear in console
NOTE: This is useful to check if your follower/companion's skills match yours.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Remember not to ruin the fun of the game with commands (trust me.. it's a damn shame to do so)
I learned it the hard way...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANOTHER NOTE: I know that you (possibly/most likely know this already, but I had nothing to do, lol)
And here it is:
player.modav/setav/forceav shoutrecoverymult 0 (1 is default)
use getav (for INFO about it)
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