Scavenger World -- Updated

Scavenger World release 0. 08 by gigantibyte, updated by Thingamajig +++++++++++++++ Can You Dig It? Well you can in Scavenger World! a mod originally created by Gigantibyte. I\'ve been using this mod for a number of years now and Ive thoroughly enjoyed it. However, it never quite suited my needs. So after becoming familiar with the GECK, i tweaked it a bit till i was satisfied. After considering that the original hasn\'t seen an update in a year, and that Gigantibyte hadn\'t disallowed revisions/updates, i figured i\'d post my version here for others to enjoy. Naturally full credit goes to Gigantibyte for his effort in creating this mod. Additionally i\'d like to say, in my defense (:P) that i did try to contact you. If you wish for me to take this mod down, just let me know. About ----- Scavenger World will make it possible for you to search rubble piles, vehicles and tree\'s through the use of the Shovel, Heavy-Duty Wrench, Axe and Combat Knife. So much clutter just lying around loose, on shelves, in boxes, etc., it\'s not hard to imagine much more junk must have been buried when the bombs fell. You\'ll most likely find scrap metal, but almost anything can be found, including clutter (cans, bottles, etc.), meds, food, ammo, weapons and armor to help aid in your survival. Sinse release v0. 06, the player can now scavenge tree\'s for firewood using the Axe or Combat Knife. firewood can either be sold on for a small profit or used to light a campfire for those dark lonely nights. In addition to this, the campfire can also be used to cook food on, and gives the player a temporary Campfire Bonus when the player is near. It\'ll give abonus to both perception (3) and healing (1 unit constantly while player is near). Cooking food increases the positive gains of an ingestible (and with the hardcore patch, reduces the chance of any sickness) - but slightly lowers any unique bonuses that food item might bring in it\'s raw form. REQUIREMENTS ------------ - Fallout Script Extender v1. 2 beta 2 (or better) - Point Lookout dlc (unfortunately, stock fallout 3 doesn\'t have shovels. Point Lookout introduced them, so it\'s required) - ArchiveInvalidation Invalidated! (unless you fancy missing textures and icons) GAMEPLAY Rubble Piles ------------ To start digging in the rubble piles (the mounds with various junk sticking out of them), you will need a Shovel. 1 - Purchase (or find) a Shovel at Craterside Supply in Megaton, or Flak \'N Shrapnel\'s in Rivet City. 2 - find a rubble pile 3 - equip the Shovel (holster it if you wish) 4 - hit your activate key (default \'E\'), not the attack key If the pile is lootable, the digging animation will start. >> To break out of digging mode, hit your forward key (default \'w\'). Note that the pile can still be looted.<< Once digging is complete (in 4 to 5 real seconds), yo