Perk Book or Perk Item

[alexjet85]

Hello,

 

i am looking for a mod that get you a perk on use (one time use only). it would be added to leveled list (rare). i am doing a no-level playthrough but that means i don't get any perks at all hence the reason for the request.

 

thanks for reading and sorry for bad english.

[GamerRick]

You need to create your book as a Misc Item, and create a new object script for it:

 

Example script using an existing perk as an example:

scn MyBookScript
BEGIN OnAdd Player
if player.hasPerk BlackWidow == 0
  player.addPerk BlackWidow
endif
END

Edited April 14, 2020 by GamerRick

[Mktavish]

Does AddPerk bypass any level or condition restriction ? Basically those are only there to keep them from showing up or selectable from the level up screen ?

 

I once tried a playthrough in Fo3 that disabled leveling. By using Moveto end of the vault ... right after the GOAT ... so my player was perpetually the 16 year old.

Didn't start the main quest either. Albeit I wasn't sure if I could get it to start some other way , like going to Smith Casey's garage. I always meant to get back to it , or give it another go. Would be nice to have perks though.

 

Maybe I'll whip up a quick mod for both games. Unless somebody else want's a crack at it. I have to admit I'm not very well versed with leveled lists.

 

Add edit: Oh ya ... aren't leveled lists going to be effected by the player never leveling ?

[Mktavish]

Holy crap there is a lot of perks , which means a lot of books / scripts.

 

How about a generic book that adds a random perk , just the regular ones ?

[GamerRick]

I realized after posting my response that Alex is asking for someone to create such a mod for him, not for advice on how to create such a mod.

 

There is no way we can understand your particular load order, what the mods do to the mechanics of the game, and exactly how you want a specific issue you don't like to be fixed.

 

Something that personal requires you to do it yourself.

[Mktavish]

After Browsing it just for my self on say Fo3. It doesn't look worth the effort , since it would still need play testing to get the right amount of variable randomness. Which some creative role play & dice rolling for the randomness to then just use a console command , would probably yield a better play through experience.