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About this mod
A simple mod that sets the current mass of your and your ship's inventory to 0. Allows you to carry as many items as you want without negative effects.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
Introduction
As someone who doesn't like to deal with the weight of items in looter games, a mod like this is always the first thing I install. I wondered why no one had made a mod like this yet, so I decided to make one myself.
Description
The mod / SFSE plugin patches the game so that the current weight (mass) of your character and your ship is always zero. It allows you to just loot as much as you want and take everything with you.
The mod doesn't change your save file or mass of items, as soon you uninstall it, your weight/mass will be back to normal.
With v1.1.0 you can set what percentage of the total items weight is accounted for. See below the Configuration section for more details.
Requirements
Installation of the SFSE version via a mod manage
1. You NEED to install the Starfield Script Extender (SFSE) manually first and always launch the game with it, otherwise the mod won't work
2. Then to download the mod click on Mod Manager Download button in Files tab
3. Install the mod in Vortex or MO2 like you do with any other mod
4. Always launch the game with SFSE_loader. Here is a guide how to do it via steam: SFSE - Launch on Steam with In-Game Overlay
Installation of the ASI Loader version via a mod manager
1. You NEED to install the Ultimate ASI Loader manually first. Scroll down to the "Description" on the GitHub page and use one of the following DLLs to install the ASI Loader: dinput8.dll (x64), wininet.dll (x64), winmm.dll (x64) or binkw32.dll.
2. Then to download the mod click on Mod Manager Download button in Files tab
3. Install the mod in Vortex or MO2 like you do with any other mod
4. The ASI loader will start automatically every time you start the game
Manual installation of the the SFSE version
1. You NEED to install the Starfield Script Extender (SFSE) manually first and always launch the game with it, otherwise the mod won't work
2. Use the Manual Download button in Files tab to download the mod in a zip file
3. Extract the content of the zip file into your game root directory.
For example: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\
4. Make sure that the SF-Zero-Weight.dll is now in the (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory
For example: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\Data\SFSE\plugins\SF-Zero-Weight.dll
5. Always launch the game with SFSE_loader. Here is a guide how to do it via steam: SFSE - Launch on Steam with In-Game Overlay
Uninstall
To uninstall the mod/plugin manually, delete the SF-Zero-Weight.dll from your (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory.
Configuration
Since v1.1.0 you can now change in the SF-Zero-Weight.toml the fraction of total items weight that will have effect on your total mass.
1. You will find the SF-Zero-Weight.toml in the installation directory of the mod. It should be in (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory for the SFSE version or in the (game root) (location of the Starfield.exe) for the ASI Loader version.
If the file doesn't exist, start the game once, until the main menu, then the file should appear But close the game again, before doing any changes.
2. Open the SF-Zero-Weight.toml with any Text Editor and change the value of fractionOfWeight.
0.0 = 0%, 1.0 = 100%.
If you want all the items weight only 25% of their original weight, change fractionOfWeight to 0.25
3. Save the file and start the game again.
Compatibility
Currently no known compatibility issues with any other mod
Bug Reporting
If you're 100% sure that you're using the right SFSE for your game version and you still have trouble with the mod, please provide following information, if you want to report an issue.
Credits
GitHub
As someone who doesn't like to deal with the weight of items in looter games, a mod like this is always the first thing I install. I wondered why no one had made a mod like this yet, so I decided to make one myself.
Description
The mod / SFSE plugin patches the game so that the current weight (mass) of your character and your ship is always zero. It allows you to just loot as much as you want and take everything with you.
The mod doesn't change your save file or mass of items, as soon you uninstall it, your weight/mass will be back to normal.
With v1.1.0 you can set what percentage of the total items weight is accounted for. See below the Configuration section for more details.
Requirements
Installation of the SFSE version via a mod manage
1. You NEED to install the Starfield Script Extender (SFSE) manually first and always launch the game with it, otherwise the mod won't work
2. Then to download the mod click on Mod Manager Download button in Files tab
3. Install the mod in Vortex or MO2 like you do with any other mod
4. Always launch the game with SFSE_loader. Here is a guide how to do it via steam: SFSE - Launch on Steam with In-Game Overlay
Installation of the ASI Loader version via a mod manager
1. You NEED to install the Ultimate ASI Loader manually first. Scroll down to the "Description" on the GitHub page and use one of the following DLLs to install the ASI Loader: dinput8.dll (x64), wininet.dll (x64), winmm.dll (x64) or binkw32.dll.
2. Then to download the mod click on Mod Manager Download button in Files tab
3. Install the mod in Vortex or MO2 like you do with any other mod
4. The ASI loader will start automatically every time you start the game
Manual installation of the the SFSE version
1. You NEED to install the Starfield Script Extender (SFSE) manually first and always launch the game with it, otherwise the mod won't work
2. Use the Manual Download button in Files tab to download the mod in a zip file
3. Extract the content of the zip file into your game root directory.
For example: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\
4. Make sure that the SF-Zero-Weight.dll is now in the (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory
For example: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\Data\SFSE\plugins\SF-Zero-Weight.dll
5. Always launch the game with SFSE_loader. Here is a guide how to do it via steam: SFSE - Launch on Steam with In-Game Overlay
Uninstall
To uninstall the mod/plugin manually, delete the SF-Zero-Weight.dll from your (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory.
Configuration
Since v1.1.0 you can now change in the SF-Zero-Weight.toml the fraction of total items weight that will have effect on your total mass.
1. You will find the SF-Zero-Weight.toml in the installation directory of the mod. It should be in (game root)\Data\SFSE\plugins\ directory for the SFSE version or in the (game root) (location of the Starfield.exe) for the ASI Loader version.
If the file doesn't exist, start the game once, until the main menu, then the file should appear But close the game again, before doing any changes.
2. Open the SF-Zero-Weight.toml with any Text Editor and change the value of fractionOfWeight.
0.0 = 0%, 1.0 = 100%.
If you want all the items weight only 25% of their original weight, change fractionOfWeight to 0.25
3. Save the file and start the game again.
Compatibility
Currently no known compatibility issues with any other mod
Bug Reporting
If you're 100% sure that you're using the right SFSE for your game version and you still have trouble with the mod, please provide following information, if you want to report an issue.
- Your game version and update version (Steam/GamePass/Cracked, version 1.7.36 etc.)
- Which mod version are you using, SFSE or ASI
- Your installation method, if you're using Vortex, MO2 or manually
- Provide content of log files. For SFSE all logs should be in the Documents directory (C:\Users\(windows user name)\Documents\My Games\Starfield\SFSE\Logs\), there I need the content of sfse.txt, sfse_loader.txt and SF-Zero-Weight.log files.
For the ASI version, the log file should be in the mod DLL directory (default (game root)/Plugins/).
Credits
- ianpatt for Starfield Script Extender
- gottyduke for DKUtil and help to improve my code
- Zanzer, for his CE table, it inspired me to make this mod
GitHub