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Changelogs
Version 3.1
All previous patches and hotfixes were incorporated into the main file.
All alchemy ingredients are now CACO-compatible right out of the box. The patch is no longer required, and has been removed from the installer.
The issue with duplicated FormIDs for the Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons patches has been resolved.
You can now give certain Scrimshaw items to your children as gifts, and they will give new gifts to you.
Compatibility patches added for Left Hand Rings Modified and the Hunter's Cabin of Riverwood.
Version 3.0
New in Version 3.0:
Fixed an error with missing textures for certain alchemy ingredients.
Fixed an error with missing meshes for the simple wood staff.
Fixed the bad FormIDs in the Alternate Start: Live Another Life patch.
Fixed a minor error in the Leveled List patch.
By request, there are now multiple versions of the base file: Lite Edition, Dovahkiin Edition, Blackreach Edition, Solstheim Edition, Wild Mage Edition, and Legendary Edition.
Added compatibility patches for CBBE Bodyslide, 7Base, DreamGirl, UNP, UUNP, UNPB, and MCBM body models. Each requires a HDT skeleton.
Added a compatibility patch for Complete Alchemy and Crafting Overhaul (allows my new alchemy ingredients to be used with CACO)
Added a compatibility patch for Left Hand Rings (allows you to make both left-handed and right-handed versions of the bone and ivory rings.)
Version 2.5.2
Rebuilt the FOMod installer
Added meshes for CBBE body with HDT physics, for certain Hunterborn and Scrimshaw armors
Version 2.5.1
Reverted the patches for Campfire, Leveled Lists, etc. back to their original, unsorted versions. The unsorted masters did not affect gameplay, and sorting them caused stuff to break.
Version 2.5
Reordered master files in all of the optional support patches
Corrected 1st-person models of the antlered helmets
Corrected the 1st person models of the bone shields
Ivory crossbow bolts can now be used in all crossbows
Version 2.3
Fixed an issue with the FOMod installer not correctly detecting the Campfire mod
Addressed an issue with certain recipes for Immersive Weapons not showing up
Added a minor (very minor) patch to the FOMod installer for Alternate Start - Live Another Life
Minor adjustments for balance and compatibility
Version 2.2
Replaced missing texture files for the wooden staff and the skull staff.
Numerous, small optimizations and balance issues.
Version 2.1
Added a FOMod installer to manage the installation of the various old patches.
Adjusted the values of magical staves
Added skill requirements for crafting dragonbone and dragonscale armors
Various small changes and adjustments for balance purposes
Added an optional file that will add certain items to the Hunter Faction and merchandise lists.
Version 2.0
STUFF THAT HAS BEEN ADDED IN THIS VERSION: - Chitin weapons and armor (thanks to Gendundrup, Ashkingwulfharth, and Adventfather) - Bonemold weapons and armor (thanks to Gendundrup, Ashkingwulfharth, and Adventfather) - Falmer weapons and armor - Dragonbone/Dragonscale weapons and armor - Spriggan masks (thanks to MyFirstPony) - Wands (thanks to Ghosu) - Bone and flint daggers (thanks to Tarll) - Spiked clubs (thanks to BadGremlin) - Mammoth hide armor (thanks to Testiger2) - New staff textures (Forsworn, Spriggan, Falmer, and more) - Craftable "blank" staves that you can enchant yourself at a Staff Enchanter - Toys that can be sold for money, or given to your children as gifts - Statues, horns, musical instruments, and other trinkets that can be sold for money (thanks to Jokerine) - Dozens of unique magic items that can only be crafted through Scrimshaw - Dozens of new alchemy ingredients - And an updated Campfire patch, that puts all of these new recipes into the Craft Item menu of Campfire.
STUFF THAT CHANGED: - I removed a lot of optional and unused textures from the archive, so the filesize is a lot smaller now.
- The "stone hunting knife" and the "bone hunting knife" from Hunterborn have been retextured...they no longer look like shivs and cutlery. Thanks to Tarll for the beautiful meshes and textures.
- Items of "crude" quality will have no value. (I never intended for crude items to be sold for profit, they were intended to be rudimentary, make-do items that would last only until you could make or find something better.)
- Artwork items have a much higher value. This gives the player more of an incentive to make them in the first place, and it stays true to the actual definition of the word "scrimshaw." In fact, these are really the only items that I intended for the player to be able to sell for profit to begin with, but game balance had to take precident.
- Dragonbone and Dragonscale items have skill requirements, to prevent powerful items from becoming available too early in the game. Depending on the type of gear, you will need skill points in Heavy Armor, Light Armor, Block, One-Handed, Two-Handed, and Archery...crude requires at least 80, and masterwork requires 100.
- All of the staves have skill requirements too, for the same reason. A staff of paralysis, for example, would require Alteration 75 to craft since Paralysis is an Expert-level Alteration spell.
- The value of all staves and wands has been lowered to zero. The ability to craft as many staves as you want is too easy to spam for profit, since the spell magnitude would multiply practically any nonzero value number I assign into hundreds of septims. So to keep it balanced, I had to make them zero-value. (You can still use Alchemy if you want to get rich fast.)
Version 1.3
Horker tusks added as a source material for Polished Ivory.
Weapon damages and prices corrected to reflect iron (crude), steel (standard), and dwarven (masterwork).
Helmet/Shield armor ratings and prices corrected to reflect iron/hide (crude), leather/steel (standard), and dwarven/elven (masterwork).
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