#How to install obmm redduit mod#
#How to install obmm redduit mods#
#How to install obmm redduit code#

If you hang around in the sewers long enough you could level up before you leave. * can be used with a new game, and starts working immediately. If you don't like what it has done, don't save it. Just enable it, and when your game loads it will re-calculate and adjust your attributes and level based on your skill advancements. * can be used on an existing character savegame. It does this in a simple and balanced way without significantly changing how skills relate to attributes. * uses the KCAS 'wheel' concept to allow skills to contribute a small amount to related attributes as well as their primary attribute. * tries very hard to not change the Oblivion advancement curve attributes and levels should advance at the same rate to the same limits as vanilla Oblivion, except without class skills penalising their related attributes.

#How to install obmm redduit mods#

This means it should be fully compatible with any mods that adjust how skills advance. * only uses skill values, and doesn't touch how skills advance. * uses OBSE to look up class, race, and ability bonuses so it should be fully compatible with any custom classes, races, or strange abilities (like vampire and zombie mods etc.). It also is very efficient and lightweight.

#How to install obmm redduit code#

The code is very small and clean, and only touches attributes and levels. 1 quest, 1 small script, 1 settings file, and a replacement leveling menu.

#How to install obmm redduit mod#

I also wanted a mod that could be used on an existing character, and that worked well with other mods. I wanted all attributes and skills to be treated the same with no special cases that bias certain behaviours. I want advancement to be smooth, with no particular advantages to focusing on particular skills. I wanted a leveling mod that was simple, unobtrusive, and natural. All of them fail to take into account the advancement impact of initial class skills. Many of them require you start a new character. Most of them had bugs or incompatibilities with other mods that introduced new races or abilities. Some of them were too complicated and changed the game too much. Most of them have their own flaws in how advancement works. There are many other mods that attempt to address these problems, but none of them matched my requirements. Stacking your class skills on top of your class specialisation and and race bonuses can give you a high initial skill level, which ironically can mean you cannot max out the corresponding attribute. In practices this initial boost means there is less advancement room left for that skill, which means less advancement opportunity for the corresponding attribute. Class skills and racial bonuses mean some skills get an initial boost with no regard for how this affects advancement. There are also flaws in how attributes and skills are set when starting. The game turns into an annoying task of micro-managing and tracking skill advancements to 'make sure I get +5 strength next level'. These flaws encourage bizarre behaviour to optimise advancement, like avoiding certain skills to delay leveling, intentionally using 'out of character' skills to boost attributes, or focusing on endurance skills early to boost your health at later levels. In Vanilla Oblivion, there are many flaws with how attributes and levels advance. It also aims to be as compatible with other mods as possible. It avoids excessive configurability and options, focusing instead on making it right and keeping it simple. It attempts do to it in a way that is minimal and clean, without excessive overhauling or scripting. This is a modification for Elderscrolls:Oblivion that improves how attribute and level advancement works. Also works together well with any skill advancement mods including Progress, which is available as an OMOD with install script in ABOs OMOD Collection. Designed to work together with Realistic Fatigue and Realistic Health, but does not require them. Inspired by the mods 'NaturalLeveling and More' by InbredMonkey, 'Simplified Leveling' by Digizen, 'Kobu's Character Advancement System' by Kobu, 'AF Level Mod' by Auryn and Fraktyl, and 'Better Leveling' by grandcalabash. Level and attributes will increase naturally as your skills improve, without the need to micromanage them or worry about what skills to use to optimise your advancement. This mod changes leveling and attribute advances to be more realistic and provide better game play. Author: Donovan Baarda ATTENTION: This mod requires OBSE v0016 or greater, and should be installed with OBMM v1.1.2 or greater!**