Stat Tracker

(A - About) This mod adds a book that will help you keep track of how many skill points your character has towards attribute multipliers. (B - Author) Kaekaze (C - Installation) Paste into data files, check box in launcher, equip the book in-game. There is an explanation of exactly what it does in the book. There are pitfalls that I do not know how to overcome and these are detailed in the book. I admit its not perfect but it has features built in to compensate for this and they are simple to use. (D - The Book) This is a direct copy of the explanation from the book in-game: This book records your skill values at your last level up. Every time you equip the book it will take the difference between your current skill values and the records. Theese differences will be sorted by attributes so you can see how many skill points you have towards your attribute multipliers. To access additional functions hold down sneak and equip this book. A system is included to adjust the records. Theese modifications are stored seperately from the records so that the modifications will not be removed at levelup. You can view them in this book in the format: : + The modifications and recorded values will combine appropriately when figuring for attributes. This system has three problems: 1) If you have a mod which alters governing attributes the multiplier can not be calculated accurately. However the original skill values are still recorded so the player can figure it out. Additionally, here is a short tutorial on how to change the governing attributes for this mod: Open your Morrowind directory Open TES Construction Set Click File Click Data Files Double-click on kaeSharedRecords Double-right-click on kaeStatTracker Click OK Wait for it to load and click \"Yes\" for any errors. Click Gameplay Click Edit Scripts Click Script Click Open Double-click on 0kStrUpdateBonusList From here read the second line in script and follow the directions in the script. 2) It is insanely hard to figure out how many skill points are needed for what multiplier in script. This knowledge is easy to find so I leave this up to the player. 3) Any magic effects on the player\'s skills will distort the records. Especially at level up. However you can rerecord your records at any time by sneaking and equiping the book. So if you forget to remove a skill buff or magic item its no big deal. (E - Changes) 200 Changes: Made compatible with shared records Added a dialogue-based menu system for adjusting records Added instructions on how to change governing attributes (F - Thanks) Ghan Buri Ghan The community