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"... I haven't touched the throwing stuff in a year, but I'd love to see it better implemented. I'm guessing off of memory but as far as I'm aware damage was only calculated using base item damage, temper value, enchants, and applied poisons (maybe there was a skill thing but it was set in the script and couldn't be adjusted by players who may be using any number of perk mods). I feel like that's an entirely inadequate system because it doesn't account for any other buffs that might be from potions, magic effects, or perks the player has (that might not be vanilla anyways), and got to the point in my playthroughs where I dealt half a health bar when using the item like a normal melee weapon and very little when throwing it. I don't know if it's possible, but it would probably be better to grab the damage value listed when the player sees the item in their inventory.
Now that I'm thinking about things more. I usually play with wildcat, which I think applies some kind of multiplier to melee damage. Variations for combat overhauls that add multipliers based on what the specific overhaul does to ranged/melee damage might be a good idea, or making an ini/mcm that lets a player input a multiplier might be a good idea, but I don't know that that's possible with standard papyrus scripting.
If you're reading this and actually want me to do this you should probably say something. I've not released so many things because I couldn't be bothered to ask permissions or polish things up enough for release because nobody seems to care. It dies when I loose interest. My load order gets about 20 mods shorter when I remove what I've made(I do a lot more than skyrim), and as you can see I've uploaded 0 of those."
If I do release anything It will require all used assets as dependencies and/or the permission of everyone who's asset I used.
The way the damage is calculated is through a script and there's no easy way to take into consideration all potential mods that might modify damage.
There are already damage multiplier globals (see customization) for weapons, shields and torches.
You have my permission though to release your edits.
I don't remember, but if it's not there I'll add a thing that checks for silver material keyword and applies a 15% multiplier if the target is undead.
I REALLY wanna see it before downloading, I don't NEED to see it to do so, but I'd prefer to.
He privated it, as he left the Skyrim modding community.
That is in addition to my upcoming Captain Americat run. :D
Anyway, after a bit of testing I managed to pinpoint the source of the problem to "The Forgotten City" mod, it starts right after leaping down the hole at the very start of that mod. Any clue how to fix it?As I said, these weapons aren't technically ranged weapons and no "archery" damage is being dealt. It's all done via a script, which has a very long formula to simulate the damage being dealt to create the illusion it's actually a ranged weapon. To make this work for custom perks from other overhauls, the script would need to be expanded to take all relevant archery perks in consideration.
Doing this for a massive perk overhaul like Ordinator would be a long and arduous process, let alone for doing this for all perk overhauls on Nexus, such as Adamant, Vokrii, SPERG, etc. Add in stuff like Vokriinator and Vokriinator Black for an endless cycle of patches. And heaven forbid any of them have an update, meaning, I would need to redo the entire script, aka "patching hell". As such, I haven't bothered making any patches.