Maybe FO cannot distinguish between user and script triggered toggles? At what point can you detect user clicking toggle and can you prevent signal from triggering toggle directly?
if not (two_handed_in_left_hand(dude_obj) or two_handed_in_right_hand(dude_obj)) and get_sfall_global_int("bothhand") != 0 then begin
set_sfall_global("bothhand", 0);
end if not two_handed_in_right_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("rigthand") == 1 and active_hand == 1 then begin
set_sfall_global("rigthand", 0);
end else if not two_handed_in_left_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("lefthand") == 1 and active_hand == 0 then begin
set_sfall_global("lefthand", 0);
end if two_handed_in_right_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("rigthand") != 1 then begin
set_sfall_global("rigthand", 1);
end else if two_handed_in_left_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("lefthand") != 1 then begin
set_sfall_global("lefthand", 1);
end if get_sfall_global_int("rigthand") == 1 and get_sfall_global_int("lefthand") == 1 and active_hand != (get_sfall_global_int("bothhand") - 1) then begin
set_sfall_global("bothhand", (2 - active_hand));
toggle_active_hand;
end if weapon_in_right_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("lefthand") == 1 and get_sfall_global_int("bothhand") == 0 then begin
toggle_active_hand;
end else if weapon_in_left_hand(dude_obj) and get_sfall_global_int("rigthand") == 1 and get_sfall_global_int("bothhand") == 0 then begin
toggle_active_hand;
endWhat a shame.
[MODS]
;
;NOTE: Under no circumstances should you ever set a divisor in any of the formulas listed here to 0. So, if there's for instance a formula
;that says X/Y, then X can be set to 0, but Y can't.
;
;//*****************************************************Morale System*****************************************************;//
;There are four different options for the Morale System (setting MoraleSystem to 0 disables it):
;(1) is the default option, killing people (especially children) and losing health lowers your morale, while drinking alcohol moderately boosts it
;(2) makes alcohol an even more effective morale booster, but also makes the stuff more addictive
;(3) is the "good guy" option: a high karma boosts your morale, but killing people is even more detrimental to it than normally
;(4) is the inner Eichmann option: killing people doesn't faze you a bit, but losing health is very perturbing.
; NOTE: There's no longer a dialogue option for these things, you need to use this .ini
MoraleSystem=1
;The following values decide the penalties you get once you have one of the three morale failures (to hit, AP cost, or movement cost).
;So, under the default values, you can get a flat 30% penalty to your THC, or an extra cost of 1 per hex moved, or an extra 2 AP's for each attack.
MoraleToHitPen=30
MoraleMovementPen=1
MoraleAPCostPen=2
;//*****************************************************Revised Poison System*****************************************************;//
;This makes poison work far more rapidly than in the original (you make a check against your endurance every combat round and every five seconds
; in non-combat) and causes the Needler Pistol to poison enemies.
PoisonSystem=1
; If the Poison System is enabled, the following adjusts the amount of Poison damage the Needler Pistol does: as you see base values
; are 15-35 for regular ammo, and 10-25 for AP ammo. So raising NeedlerStrength to 5 makes the range 20-40 and dropping APNeedlerStrength to -5
; makes its range 5-15. NOTE: this doesn't affect the likelihood of piercing armor at all.
NeedlerLowerRange=20
NeedlerUpperRange=35
APNeedlerLowerRange=15
APNeedlerUpperRange=25
; PoisonSpeed changes every how many "game ticks" (10 to a second) you have to make a check against your endurance to see if you get a poison hit.
PoisonSpeed=50
;//*****************************************************Shotgun Changes*****************************************************;//
;This causes shotguns to do increased damage at close range, and decreased damage at long range.
ShotgunSystem=1
;If above is enabled, the following value adjusts the range modifier: at default (5) max range does half damage and point blank range does 1.5 times damage.
;Put the value at minimum (1), and point blank range does 1.1 times the damage and max range 0.9 times the damage.
;Put the value at max (9), and point blank range does 1.9 times damage, etc. DON'T make the range higher than 9 or lower than 1. Default is 5.
ShotgunDamageMod=5
;//*****************************************************Consistent Localization*****************************************************;//
;This makes attacks "realistically" hit the bodypart they would hit based on a simulated targeting reticule (i.e. a large THC translates to
;usually hitting the bodypart aimed at, a low THC can be all over the place).
Localization=1
;LocalizationMod changes how much increased chance to hit also increases your chance of hitting the desired bodypart. So, the lower the value,
;the more random localization stays. At the default value, you generally need a 100% chance to hit for a 100% chance to hit the desired bodypart,
;exceptions are the "embedded" bodyparts (eyes and groin), which get a 70 and 80% chance to hit the bodypart respectively at 100% chance to hit.
LocalizationMod=6
;//*****************************************************AP Changes*****************************************************;//
;AimedAPCost and ScopedAPCost govern the AP cost of using aimed attacks without and with a scoped rifle respectively.
AimedAPCost=2
ScopedAPCost=3
;//*****************************************************Gear Randomization*****************************************************;//
;Randomizes NPC's weapons and ammo reserves.
GearRandomization=1
;shrinks ammo stacks to about 1/5th of their original size in most cases.
ReducedAmmoStacks=1
;//*****************************************************Fixed HP*****************************************************;//
;Fixes the player's HP. The formula can be changed through Stats.ini.
FixedHP=1
;//*****************************************************Drug Changes*****************************************************;//
;Stimpaks now mainly heal temporarily and SuperStims give a temporary higher max HP.
DrugChanges=1
;If above is enabled, the following values affect how much temporary, and permanent health regular (16 and 4 by default respectively) and Super Stims
; (50 and 10) heal. The temporary values change in increments of 2. So, for instance, a value of -5 for StimTemporary makes it 6 (16-5*2).
; SuperstimMaxHP changes the amount of (temporary) max hp superstims increase (10 default). PsychoMaxHP does the same for Psycho (
StimPermanent=0
StimTemporary=0
SuperStimPermanent=0
SuperStimTemporary=0
SuperStimMaxHP=0
;Non-party critters will now also attack you if you try to use stims on them and the following is enabled:
NoDrugExploits=1
;//*****************************************************Healing Rate Changes*****************************************************;//
;To replace the time tested stimpak healing method out of combat, the following sets your healing rate based on first aid skill (endurance plays no role anymore).
;FirstAidMod modifies how much the First Aid skill is divided by to arrive at this (so, raising the number actually lowers the effect).
FirstAidResting=1
FirstAidMod=10
;//*****************************************************Critical Hit Changes*****************************************************;//
;Changes the way crit chances work.
CriticalHits=1
;Because the localization changes cause more non-torso hits, I've felt the need to lower some of the base bodypart critical chance bonusses
; for instance, the eyes normally raised the chance to 60% by themselves, I've lowered that in the default values to 40.
EyesCritChance=40
HeadCritChance=25
LegsCritChance=10
ArmsCritChance=10
GroinCritChance=25
;//*****************************************************Critical Failure Changes*****************************************************;//
;Changes the way critical failure chances work. There are now two rolls (one based on Luck, another based on other attributes and skills
; related to the weapon type used).
CriticalFailures=1
;If above is enabled, the following values affect the new system:
;LuckImportance changes the value of n in the formula
; (it's a roll of 1-to-100 against 99-(n*10) + luck*(n), so the higher LuckImportance, the higher the importance of Luck, herp).
; MAX is 9, MIN is 1. Default is 3.
LuckImportance=3
;FailureChance decreases or increases the overal critical failure chance by changing the other roll
; (e.g. for Unarmed weapons it changes n for the roll of 1-to-(n) against agility*20+unarmedskill*4).
;strictly speaking Min is 1 and Max is however high you want, but you can tell by the formula what'll work best. Default is 1000.
FailureChance=1000
;//*****************************************************Passive Armor Repair*****************************************************;//
;Changes the usefulness of armor based on the wearer's skill.
ArmorRepair=1
;ArmorSkillReq divided by 2 is the level your skills need to be at for the armor to have its default resistances/thresholds. So, at
;ArmorSkillReq=400, you'd need 200 in repair for your armor's normal damage resistance to have its default value.
ArmorSkillReq=250
;MaintenancMod affects the impact of the system, the lower, the more this is. For instance a value of 2 means that 1/2 gets
;subtracted from the base resistance and threshold of the armor with 0% of ArmorSkillReq, but with 200% of ArmorSkillReq 1/2 gets added.
;At a value of 4, 1/4 get subtracted at 0%, and 1/4 gets added at 200% (do note that this will still grow after reaching 200%).
MaintenanceMod=2
;//*****************************************************Supply and Demand Mod*****************************************************;//
;Affects the prices of goods based on how many are in any particular map.
SupplyAndDemand=1
;If above is enabled, SupplyImportance and BasePrice let you manipulate the new pricing formula: (itemcost*BasePrice)/(80+(itemamount*SupplyImportance)),
;the higher SupplyImportance is set, the more the amount of items lowers the price. The higher BasePrice is set, the higher the base price is, herp.
SupplyImportance=20
BasePrice=100
;//*****************************************************Stat Changes*****************************************************;//
;Affects HP and a number of skills for Armor wearing (non-party) critters, and in addition DR and DT ratings for non-armor wearing (non-party) critters
;Note that if you want to change the player's HP formula, you need to go to Stats.ini.
StatChanges=1
;For armor-wearing critters the formula for HP is BaseHPMod+(Endurance*EnduranceHPMod)+(Strength*StrengthHPMod)
BaseHPMod=20
EnduranceHPMod=5
StrengthHPMod=1
;For armor-wearing critters the formula for skills is (AttributeSkillMod*Attribute1)+(AttributeSkillMod*Attribute2)+(Experience Value/ExperienceSkillMod).
;Attribute1 & 2 represent the attributes associated with the skill (so, for traps it'd be PE and AG, and for science both IN).
ExperienceSkillMod=10
AttributeSkillMod=4
;For non-armor-wearing critters the formula for HP is (Experience Value/ExperienceHPMod)+(Endurance*EnduranceHPMod2)+(Strength*StrengthHPMod2).
ExperienceHPMod=10
EnduranceHPMod2=5
StrengthHPMod2=1
;For non-armor-wearing critters the formula for DT is (Strength/StrengthDTMod)+(ExtraAC/ExtraACDTMod)
;ExtraAC is the armor class bonus given to critters on top of the agility bonus.
StrengthDTMod=5
ExtraACDTMod=5
;For non-armor-wearing critters the formula for DR is (Endurance*EnduranceDRMod)+(ExtraAC/ExtraACDRMod)
EnduranceDRMod=2
ExtraACDRMod=1
;Armor wearing critters get penalties to their agility: HeavyArmorAgilityMod for metal armor and upwards, LightArmorAgilityMod for lower.
HeavyArmorAgilityMod=-2
LightArmorAgilityMod=-1
;//*****************************************************Radiation System*****************************************************;//
;If enabled, there's a roll of 1-100 against RadiationRandom (so 0 for always, 100 for never) that there's a radiation hit the size of RadiationHit
;(from which radiation resistence gets distracted, so setting it to 1 probably won't do much as Fallout doesn't round upwards) gets administered to the player
; every RadiationTime * game hours. NOTE: RadiationRandom doesn't work elegantly because I use a workaround to deal with the game not checking regularly
; during map travel. This means that you could end up with an accumulated radiation hit depending on a single roll if you've set the RadiationTime small enough.
RadiationSystem=0
RadiationRandom=90
RadiationTime=24
RadiationHit=5
;//*****************************************************Outdoorsman Changes*****************************************************;//
;If enabled, this adjusts the map speed based on your outdoorsman skill.
OutdoorsmanSpeed=1
; the speed mod sets the value at which the map speed becomes zero (so best not set it below 301 in case you want to use the cheat manual at the end).
;As you can see, with the default value, map speed (before pathfinder perk modifiers) becomes 50% if you have 200 Outdoorsman.
OutdoorsmanSpeedMod=400
;//*****************************************************Two Handed Fix*****************************************************;//
;If enabled, you will no longer be able to switch from one hand to another while carrying a two handed weapon (it'll simply toggle straight back).
TwoHandedFix=1
[THC]
;//*****************************************************General To Hit Changes*****************************************************;//
;A long, long list of changes meant mainly to balance things out properly.
ToHitChanges=1
;If above is enabled, the following adjusts the To Hit cap (set to 100% by default).
ToHitCap=100
;FastShotBonus is the bonus the fast shot trait now gives to unaimed "snapshots".
FastShotBonus=10
;In an attempt to balance the ridiculously overpowered bonus attack perks (bonus rate of fire and bonus hth attacks), I've had them give a to hit penalty as well.
BonusAttacksPenalty=10
; The heave ho perk (can) now also add to the distance modifier bonus for thrown weapons.
HeaveHoPerk=2
;To decide your dodge bonus, your agility * AgilityBonus is added to the amount of increments of the Dodger perk you have * DodgerPerk
;To this is potentially added the HtH Evade perk's bonus.
AgilityBonus=4
DodgerPerk=3
;HtHEvadeUnarmedMod decides by which value your unarmed skill is divided to reach your added defensive bonus when fighting unarmed
;(so the higher the value, the lower the effect of the perk).
HtHEvadeUnarmedMod=15
;//*****************************************************Exhaustion System*****************************************************;//
;The following enables the exhaustion system affecting to hit chances after a certain (endurance governed) amount of turns.
Exhaustion=1
;The ExhaustionBasePen is the amount by which the number of turns that exceeds your endurance is multiplied to calculate the penalty
; So at the default 2 and 10 combat turns, someone with Endurance 4 would already be at a penalty of (10-4=6)*2=12.
;To this is added the percentage of max weight you're carrying multiplied by the ExhaustionWeightPen. So, in our example,
; at the default value of 5, and carrying 50% of your total weight, (0.5*5=2.5) gets added to the penalty, making for a new calculation
; of (6+2.5)*2=17
ExhaustionBasePen=2
ExhaustionWeightPen=5
;//*****************************************************Ranged Modifiers*****************************************************;//
;RangeBasePen decides the base to hit distance penalty per hex. From this is substracted the attacker's perception (and agility in the case of thrown weapons) and
; the Sharpshooter perk; to it is added the penalty for using an unaimed snapshot, and increasing penalties over longer distances (see the next few values).
RangeBasePen=10
;The following distance modifiers affect every how many hexes distance an extra point penalty per hex is added. The modifiers for scoped and
; non-scoped rifles apply only when performing an aimed shot. So, with the default values, an aimed shot with a rifle will cost the base penalty
; over the first 5+2+3=10 hexes, then the base penalty over the next 10 hexes, and so on.
BaseDistanceMod=5
TwoHandedDistanceMod=2
RifleDistanceMod=3
ScopeDistanceMod=17
;ScopedCloseRange is the range at which the sniper gets a penalty when aiming due to being too close to his target with the ScopedCloseRangePen being
; the value which is divided by the distance to produce the penalty. So, at default values and a distance of three hexes, that makes for a penalty
; of 30/3 = 10.
ScopedCloseRange=5
ScopedCloseRangePen=30
;//*****************************************************Light Modifiers*****************************************************;//
;The lower the value of LightDistanceMod, the more influential darkness is: at the default of 15, the penalty is 2 per hex at total darkness
; and 1 in places such as the ToT, while at 5 it's a (very high) 7 at darkness and 4 in the ToT. The modifiers for the Night Vision perk
; and the Night Scope weapon perk then have the same cumulative effect (so at the default values, having the Night Vision perk results
; in a total value of 30, meaning a distance penalty of 1 at total darkness, and with the Night Scope added, that makes 45, for no more
; penalties at all.
LightDistanceMod=15
NightVisionMod=15
NightScopeMod=15
;//*****************************************************Weapon Strength Mods*****************************************************;//
; The following value sets the amount of strength for minimum weapon strength determining purposes the weapon handling perk adds.
WeaponHandlingPerk=4
; If the weapon's minimum strength (simply weapon weight for one handed weapons, weapon weight/2 for two handed weapons) exceeds your strength
; then the resulting penalty is the amount by which it's exceeded * (BaseStrengthPen + exhaustion/ExhaustionStrengthPen).
BaseStrengthPen=4
ExhaustionStrengthPen=4
;//*****************************************************THC Nerfing*****************************************************;//
;To balance the formula, the outcome gets nerfed based on the aimed at bodypart. The values below indicate the increments with which the nerfing
;takes place. So, with the default value, aiming at the left arm, with a 50% un-nerfed to hit chance, the first 35 "cost" 1 point, but the next
; 2 points, so that you get (35/1)+(15/2)=42 after the nerfing.
ArmsNerfing=35
UnaimedNerfing=30
LegsNerfing=40
GroinNerfing=20
HeadNerfing=30
TorsoNerfing=50
EyesNerfing=10
;//*****************************************************AI To Hit Improvements*****************************************************;//
;If the AI's To hit chance goes below AIAimedTHCMin, and he is using an aimed shot anywhere else than the torso, then the to hit formula gets run
;again, only now with the AI forced to perform an aimed shot to the torso (which will help him make the right decision in combat).
AIAimedTHCMin=30Original:
Super Mutant: 100 HP, 5 DT, 40 DR
Strong Super Mutant: 110 HP, 8 DT, 40 DR
Previous Formula (after adding 4 ST, and 3 EN):
Super Mutant: 81 HP, 10 DT, 53 DR
Strong Super Mutant: 92 HP, 11 DT, 56 DR
Newest Formula (after adding 4 ST, and 3 EN):
Super Mutant: 103 HP, 6 DT, 42 DR
Strong Super Mutant: 116 HP, 6 DT, 44 DROriginal:
Sentry Bot Mark II: 120 HP, 13 DT, 50 DR
Robobrain: 80 HP, 5 DT, 40 DR
Floating Eyebot: 60 HP, 4 DT, 30 DR
Floater: 175 HP, 5 DT, 40 DR
Centaur: 150 HP, 4 DT, 35 DR
Alien: 120 HP, 6 DT, 40 DR
Tough Deathclaw: 310 HP, 10 DT, 50 DR
Previous Formula:
Sentry Bot Mark II: 93 HP, 9 DT, 49 DR
Robobrain: 60 HP, 7 DT, 44 DR
Floating Eyebot: 51 HP, 3 DT, 31 DR
Floater: 107 HP, 8 DT, 44 DR
Centaur: 93 HP, 6 DT, 36 DR
Alien: 79 HP, 9 DT, 46 DR
Tough Deathclaw: 208 HP, 10 DT, 54 DR
Newest Formula:
Sentry Bot Mark II: 109 HP, 6 DT, 41 DR
Robobrain: 76 HP, 5 DT, 36 DR
Floating Eyebot: 65 HP, 2 DT, 24 DR
Floater: 123 HP, 5 DT, 36 DR
Centaur: 107 HP, 4 DT, 29 DR
Alien: 93 HP, 6 DT, 39 DR
Tough Deathclaw: 224 HP, 7 DT, 46 DROriginal:
Rat: 6 HP, 0 DT, 0 DR
Mole Rat: 26 HP, 0 DT, 0 DR
Little Gecko: 25 HP, 0 DT, 20 DR
Golden Gecko: 45 HP, 2 DT, 25 DR
Radscorpion: 26 HP, 2 DT, 0 DR
Spore Plant: 40 HP, 0 DT, 0 DR
Mantis: 16 HP, 0 DT, 0 DR
With Previous Formula:
Rat: 6 HP, 0 DT, 3 DR
Mole Rat: 26 HP, 2 DT, 9 DR
Little Gecko: 18 HP, 3 DT, 17 DR
Golden Gecko: 28 HP, 6 DT, 24 DR
Radscorpion: 36 HP, 3 DT, 18 DR
Spore Plant: 31 HP, 2 DT, 18 DR
Mantis: 25 HP, 1 DT, 15 DR
With Newest Formula:
Rat: 8 HP, 0 DT, 2 DR
Mole Rat: 32 HP, 0 DT, 6 DR
Little Gecko: 24 HP, 1 DT, 14 DR
Golden Gecko: 34 HP, 4 DT, 21 DR
Radscorpion: 48 HP, 1 DT, 12 DR
Spore Plant: 43 HP, 1 DT, 12 DR
Mantis: 35 HP, 0 DT, 10 DR
;//*****************************************************Radiation System*****************************************************;//
;If enabled, there's a roll of 1-100 against RadiationRandom (so 0 for always, 100 for never) that there's a radiation hit the size of RadiationHit
;(from which radiation resistence gets distracted, so setting it to 1 probably won't do much as Fallout doesn't round upwards) gets administered to the player
; every RadiationTime * game hours. NOTE: RadiationRandom doesn't work elegantly because I use a workaround to deal with the game not checking regularly
; during map travel. This means that you could end up with an accumulated radiation hit depending on a single roll if you've set the RadiationTime small enough.
RadiationSystem=0
RadiationRandom=90
RadiationTime=24
RadiationHit=5Old Min Str Values:
Laser Rifle: 6
Shotgun: 4
H&K G11: 5
Assault Rifle: 5
10MM SMG: 5
10MM Pistol: 3
Sledgehammer: 6
Spear: 4
Minigun: 7
Flamer: 6
Sniper Rifle: 5
Turbo Plasma Rifle: 6
New Min Str Values (Two-handed, One-handed):
Laser Rifle: 4, 13
Shotgun: 3, 7
H&K G11: 4, 10
Assault Rifle: 3, 10
10MM SMG: 3, 7
10MM Pistol: 1, 4
Sledgehammer: 4, 12
Spear: 2, 7
Minigun: 10, 25
Flamer: 6, 18
Sniper Rifle: 4, 12
Turbo Plasma Rifle: 6, 15
;//*****************************************************Hands Used Changes*****************************************************;//
; If enabled, the amount of hands used for weapons is decided by the wielder's strength.
HandsUsed=1
; HandsUsedMod can be used to decide how stubbornly all critters (including the player) keep using weapons with one hand. So, at the default of 0, you never get a
;strength penalty due to using a one handed weapon while not being able to. Set it to 1, and all critters will use a weapon with one hand, even if their strength
; is 1 below the Min Strength needed for using the weapon with one hand, giving a to hit penalty.
HandsUsedMod=0;//*****************************************************Weapon Strength Mods*****************************************************;//
; The following value sets the amount of strength for minimum weapon strength determining purposes the weapon handling perk adds.
WeaponHandlingPerk=4
; If the weapon's minimum strength exceeds your strength then the resulting penalty
; is the amount by which it's exceeded * (BaseStrengthPen + exhaustion/ExhaustionStrengthPen).
BaseStrengthPen=4
ExhaustionStrengthPen=4
Jim the Dinosaur said:
(stims are SCARY to use now because of the HP hit, and a jet comedown fucks up the player good if you take too long fighting, trust me I know)
In this case I would leave the feature out for now.
It would be really fun if firing a weapon with no requirements met would have a high chance to make you drop it or knock you on your ass.
The idea is that the grenade (or explosive it placed) would just lie there for the next turn before exploding while the AI would freak out and try to GTFO.
It would be really fun if firing a weapon with no requirements met would have a high chance to make you drop it or knock you on your ass.
Jim the Dinosaur said:
That would still probably take them away from grenade.
Jim the Dinosaur said:
