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[darkus37]

I hate to disagree with the poster of this mod but I used the Cheat Engine to get 255 inventory space - after that the numbers kept jumping and began to lower instead of increase.

[SpaceAlex]

You may also increase the limit (I increased it to 250, but as far as I know, there is no limit) by editing your savegame in the toolset.

[jwvanderbeck]

As I stated already, 125 is the limit FOR A MOD. If you want to MANUALLY hack your save game file, yes you can get it higher. No surprise there, since by doing that you are bypassing the game itself. Just like manually hacking any savegame in many games lets you cheat. Yes that is easier in this game because the toolset actually lets you edit save games if you know what you are doing, but not everyone wants to mess with their save game files, so this mod provides an easy alternative for people.

[jwvanderbeck]

Ok i've updated the description of the file to hopefully better clarify this mod. As stated, 125 is the maximum the game normally allows. It is the maximum a mod can make it. You can hack a save game in the editor and put it up to 999 because at that point you are bypassing the game engine. Just like hacking many savegames allows you to cheat in various ways beyond what the game would normally allow.

[Wednesday17]

Odd thing: now I get no attribute points at all anymore when leveling up. After I installed the new version.

But of course I am trying out several mods right now, so I can't say for sure this ones's to blame. It's just the first I'm looking for, since the first version provided double attribute points.

Maybe someone wants to tell me how to use the console or toolset to expand the inventory, then I could take matters in my own hands. Couldn't find any info about this in any of the wikis.

Edited by Wednesday17, 18 November 2009 - 10:30 PM.

[Wednesday17]

Well, everybody seems to know how to do it, but nobody wants to tell?

I've yet again a levelup without any attribute points and I'd like to have some again.

[jwvanderbeck]

You need to narrow down what mod is causing it.

Disable every single mod you have via the installed content window. Then if you have any addition mods that are installed/uninstalled manually, uninstall them as well. Once you have a completely clean game go level and verify that you level properly. Then re-activate each mod ONE AT A TIME, and try leveling until it breaks. Then you will know which mod is causing it.

I tested this mod when you first reported the problem and could not reproduce it, so i'm pretty sure its another mod causing it. However I will take another look.

Edited by jwvanderbeck, 20 November 2009 - 04:07 PM.

[Wednesday17]

You need to narrow down what mod is causing it.

Yeah, that's why I wanted to know how I can edit the inventory for MY game myself, so I can take this mod out. And then go from there. And since so many people here seem know how to do it, I thought I'd ask. But nobody wants to share their secrets with me, it seems.

As for you testing you mod, it might as well be a conflict I have but you cannot reproduce. I didn't say it must be yours, I said I wanted to test it by taking it out. But since I really do need the space, I cannot... okay, I'm going in circles and I'm gonna shut up now.
I'll figure it out soumehow.

[jwvanderbeck]

Editing your inventory without the mod requires loading your savegame into the toolset and editing the values in it. I have not done it so I can't tell you how.

[Wednesday17]

Well, I rather addressed all the smart people who told you they know better and that you can expand the inventory more than 125 in the toolset. So sorry, I didn't really mean you and I didn't mean to annoy you, I am aware that you do great stuff for the community. Thank you and carry on.

Anyway, I disabled the mod and my inventory is still 125. In fact, I disabled ALL mods except for the official stuff. But never mind, I'll try and figure it out myself.

Edited by Wednesday17, 21 November 2009 - 01:07 AM.