Configure some settings for NPCs Learn to Aim (Skill-Based Aiming) in GSO.(actually Skyrim settings) fCombatRangedAimVariance fCombatAimProjectileRandomOffset fBowNPCSpreadAngle
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This automates the setting of NPCs Learn to Aim (Skill-Based Aiming) that needs to be set every time you start the game. (actually Skyrim settings) The settings are default, so please edit NPCs Learn to Aim.toml.
fCombatRangedAimVariance (default: 0.9) - a maximum multiplier for aiming offsets. Changing it only affects NPCs. Decrease it to make aiming less disperse, 0 value will effectively disable the aiming factor on NPCs. In the mod this is multiplier is further affected by skill factor, but generally value of this setting corresponds an aim multiplier at skill level 40. The multiplier is twice of that value at skill level 10.
fCombatAimProjectileRandomOffset (default: 16) - a flat aiming offset that will be further multiplied by a random multiplier based on skill and fCombatRangedAimVariance. Changing it only affects NPCs. Increasing this value will affect by how much NPC's aim will be offseted from the perfect aim point.
fBowNPCSpreadAngle (default: 4) - a maximum angle (in degrees) of projectile's deflection upon release. Changing this setting will affect both NPCs and the Player. This has a similar effect as aiming offset, but controls specifically release factor. Decreasing it will reduce projectile's spread. 0 value will guarantee perfect shots at aiming point.
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