Range Finder

Range Finder v1. 0 Minimum Requirements: FOSE v1. 1 Fallout3 v1. 4 ======================= Install ======================= - Extract Range Finder.esp to Fallout3\\Data - Activate via launcher or FOMM - Run Fallout3 using the FOSE_LAUNCHER - If you receive an error saying FOSE does not support this version of Fallout then you must make sure you have the most recent version of FOSE. Which of 11/04/2009 is FOSE v1. 1 beta4 Site: http://fose.silverlock.org/ ======================= Description ======================= Activate or de-activate the range finder by pressing either NUM_ or the period button (dot). You should hear a sound play. From then on when aiming down sights or through a scope at an enemy a message will report their distance. Note that the scope hud will block the message so you will have to de-scope to read it. NOTE: The range finder only works against hostile targets due to the way GetCombatTarget works. They don\'t have to be in combat with you, just hostile, like a bandit is. The distance is shown in meters, using the formula: (distance 1. 5) / 100 (Apparently units are equal to 1. 5cm) Update: 12/04/2009 I have since been working on the cause of bullet rise and found the auto aim to be the culprit. I have created an auto aim fixer which unlike the others out there, actually works. http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5606 Unfortunately this Range Finder mod requires the aimbot to be functioning normally and as such the two mods are incompatible. Sorry! Since I made this mod specifically for testing bullet rise it has been rendered obsolete. ======================= Misc Stuff ======================= - Feel free to adapt or use the script in your own mod etc... - Author: rlilewis (rlilewi@yahoo.com) P. S Someone hurry up and make a pair of friggin binoculars!!! P. S2 Oh yeah and an illuminated scope crosshair would be really bloody useful lol!