Hi,

So, five questions, here we go :

1/ Is there a way to deactivate the loot on corpses ? Especially for armors, because it's not very natural to undress bandits in the middle of nowhere. Maybe a quick line of a script ?

2/ How to quickly see the changes made by a mod ? I know the asterisks but I mean a better way to see all changes in one screen, for example.

3/ Where can I change the carry weight value ?

4/ How to increase the block value without perks. (I tried Game Settings and Block Mod on a starting spell, but it's not working). I'd like shields to be 100% effective.

5/ Is it possible to change the number of perks you gain at each level, without extensive scripts ?

Thanks!

I can only answer two of them...

3. Game.GetPlayer().SetActorValue("CarryWeight", 50.0) This will change the maximum carry weight for the player to 50...

4. Should be the same as above, although someone else should confirm this, as I never tried this. Game.GetPlayer().SetActorValue("Block", 100.0)

4/ By "block value" I mean the block value you can increase with perks. It's not the same as the "block" stat. Having 100 in the latter will not block 100% of damage received.

For 4, you can make a perk that does that. Make a perk with the entry point Modify Percentage Blocked, and do what you will.

For #1, if I understand correctly, you can create items and flag them as Not Playable. If you do, the player cannot ever use them or see them in loot. Morrowind did this with guard torches that did not burn out. If you killed a guard, his torch would not appear in his loot but instead a torch that did burn out after a while.

For #2, before you load a mod, highlight one and click "Details...". This will give a list of every single thing that has been edited.

His post said without perks. O_o
I am wondering why he can't use them though? Maybe he wants to change the value in real-time for NPCs.

Oh, didn't see that. Although I can't think of another way to do it. Maybe SkyProc the perk onto each NPC?

1/ Yes I thought of that, but the problem is you can't buy them neither

Thanks all for your answers, if you have more, that'd be great ! (for 4/ Indeed, I'd like NPCs to have stronger shields)

id imagine that #4 must be possible because the modder who made the deadly combat mod did exactly that except in the opposite direction, personally though i have no idea other thatn through a perk as mentioned above