No Cyberware cost with working Edgerunner

Description

Initially, the purpose of this mod was to set the cyberware costs to 0 so it would be possible to fill all slots without limitations (like before 2. 0). Additionally, it made the Edgerunner perk work as if the player was exceeding the cyber capacity by 50 so the perk did not become useless.

It is still what it does with the default configuration. However, it is now possible to configure the mod to set the following parameters:

- Cyberware cost multiplier

- Edgerunner perk:

- Health reduction

- Fury trigger chance

- Fury duration

- Fury crit chance bonus

- Fury crit damage bonus

See customisation section for more details.

Installation

Require Cyber Engine Tweaks

Mod Manager (Vortex)

• []Choose mod manager download (Vortex)

  []In Vortex, follow the installation steps (see Customisation)

  • []Choose manual download

    []Unzip wherever you want

  • Copy the bin folder in your Cyberpunk 2077 folder

    /!\ This will install the mod with the default settings, for customisation, see the next section.

    Customisation

    Mod Manager installation

    You can customise the mod through the Vortex installation tool. If you want the default configuration, you can skip most of the steps by choosing "Default" on the first step.

    NB: If the values you want to set are not available in the installation tool, you can still change them manually (see next section).

    Manual installation

    To customize the mod, you need to change the values manually in the mod's files. Go to the mod's folder:

    yourCyberpunkFolder\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\mods\No-CW-Cost-Edgerunner

    You should have something like this:

    The init.lua file is the main script and is not meant to be modified (you can still change it if you know what you are doing, but no support will be provided).

    Each other file contains one of the parameters. Their names should be meaningful enough for you to find what you need. To edit them, open them with a text editor. You should have something like this (depending on which file you open):

    The two first lines are just comments. The third one (highlighted on the image) is the variable that is actually used by the script.

    In this case, if you want to have cyberwares costing half their vanilla capacity, replace the "0" on third line by "0. 5". <