Simple Needs - Display Quotas

Name: Simple Needs - Display Quotas

Version: 1. 0

Category: Gameplay Changes and Effects

Requirements: 7-Zip, Simple Needs V4. 5, FOSE

Recommended: Fallout Mod Manager

Author: Clockmon

Description Summary

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A patch for Treb's Simple Needs so you can display all the food, water, and sleep quotas on command.

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Upon starting for the first time, a message box provides use information; press the L-key to display the current quotas and use the <Simple Needs Menu> to change which key to use.  (I decided not to use the N or G keys as the default since those are often used for nightvision goggles and grenades).

After pressing the L-key, a message box displays:

1) The current quotas for food, water, and sleep.

2) Time in hours to the next drop.

3) What the new quotas will be.

I added a <Simple Needs Menu> item in the Pip-Boy apparel inventory.  Click on it to activate a menu to change what key is used to show the quotas.

If you ever forget which key you mapped to, just reset to the default key and re-map.  If you want to cancel the custom mapping process, just press any key used by the game.

Very useful to see if you need to top off before heading out!

Required Files

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- SimpleNeeds.esm V4. 5

- Fallout Script Extender (FOSE) V1. 1 Beta9 minimum.  I am running 1. 2 Beta 2 with FO3 V1. 7.

Included Files

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SimpleNeeds - Display Quotas.esp

1. Extract the esp in the archive to the Fallout 3 Data folder.

2. Start Fallout 3 Launcher or FOMM and enable the .esp file.

Load after SimpleNeeds. ESM

1. Disable the esp file.

2. Delete the esp file.

Upgrade (if available)

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1. Extract and overwrite the esp.

Known Issues or Bugs

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None known.

1. 0 - Initial release.

You can find me on the official Fallout 3 Nexus forums as 'Clockmon.'

- Bethesda for creating Fallout 3.

- NexusMods for a one-stop-shop resource for authors and players.

- LHammonds for the Readme Generator this file was based on at http://hammondslegacy.com.

- Treb for Simple Needs, https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/3769.

- Cipscis for helpful tutorials at http://www.cipscis.com.

- Lork for Sprint Mod, https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/1854, whose menu system provided the basis for mine.

- Plus all the other modders whose menus provided me real-world examples to learn from.  It has been an experience!