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About this mod
Easy way to randomise your next playthrough. DOES NOT interact with the game and is just a 3rd party tool so you don't have to come up with a build.
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Description:
Allows you to 'randomise' (not truly randomised, but close enough) a character build for those who have a hard time coming up with a build idea for the next playthrough.
There's a way to adjust it to your mod setup via the setting files so you are not limited to vanilla races for example.
Setting files are located in
There's a small backstory generation included as well, but I am no professional writer or anything, so don't expect anything crazy. It's just a small help for people who want to roleplay their playthrough.
Installation:
Extract it anywhere on your PC and run it from within the folder it's in.
Alternatively you can install it in your mod manager (only tested it with MO2 and I have no idea about Vortex) and add it to the executables there.
Still, it will not interact with the game or any of the installed mods no matter how you install it. The only way to adjust it is via the setting files.
Source:
Program is written in C# and the source is on GitHub
Here's a link to a VirusTotal report as well, just in case someone wants to take a look
Credits:
Tutorial Video this helped me moving away from a simple console app and make an actual UI
original idea and name file used
Allows you to 'randomise' (not truly randomised, but close enough) a character build for those who have a hard time coming up with a build idea for the next playthrough.
There's a way to adjust it to your mod setup via the setting files so you are not limited to vanilla races for example.
Setting files are located in
install location/SettingFiles and they are simple .txt files. Open them with any text editor and change it to whatever you want to show up.There's a small backstory generation included as well, but I am no professional writer or anything, so don't expect anything crazy. It's just a small help for people who want to roleplay their playthrough.
Installation:
Extract it anywhere on your PC and run it from within the folder it's in.
Alternatively you can install it in your mod manager (only tested it with MO2 and I have no idea about Vortex) and add it to the executables there.
Still, it will not interact with the game or any of the installed mods no matter how you install it. The only way to adjust it is via the setting files.
Source:
Program is written in C# and the source is on GitHub
Here's a link to a VirusTotal report as well, just in case someone wants to take a look
Credits:
Tutorial Video this helped me moving away from a simple console app and make an actual UI
original idea and name file used