Caliber

Caliber for FalloutNV --------------------- FluidFire --------------------- December update: 14 new calibers added (see activate caliber list below) Caliber is NOT a port of CALIBR for FO3. Caliber is a spin-off of the Reload mod for FalloutNV, made by request so weapons mod authors could all have new (and compatible) ammunition types without requiring all of the game-changing mechanics introduced in the Reload mod. Reload now uses Caliber as a master. While FalloutNV introduced (or expanded upon) the concept of ammo lists, mod authors who create weapons in non-standard calibers still require a resource to share between each other so that multiple mods don\'t end up introducing several types of the same caliber, all of which are incompatible with each other. Caliber for Fallout NV accomplishes this task. Also, another key difference between CALIBR for Fallout3 and Caliber for NV is this mod also includes a system that will help you distribute ammunition for your weapons throughout the wasteland, simply by setting a Global variable. Once you set the appropriate Global variable for your mod\'s ammo needs, the first time a player opens the game with your mod, it will distribute the ammunition to all vendor and loot lists! *************************** NOTES AND OTHER INFO ************************ This mod does NOT alter stock game content or add any new features to the game, other than the globals which trigger the scripts that populate vendors. ************************ INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODDERS *************************** These global variables should be set through a one-shot Quest in your mod. An example ESP is included which demonstrates how to do this, but I will also walk you through the step by step here. #1: Add Caliber.esm as a master to your mod. (I use FNVEdit for this) #2: Add a quest called CaliberStartup{YourModName}Quest So if your mod is called BigGameRifles, name your quest: \"CaliberStartupBigGameRiflesQuest\". #3: Set this quest to start when the game starts, check to use the default script processing delay, and set a priority of 60 (or higher). When done, \"OK\" out of the quest - leave the script blank for a second. #4: Create a new script. Here\'s an example for the fictitious BigGameRifles mod: scn CaliberStartupBigGameRiflesQuestScript begin gamemode Set ActivateCaliber338Lapua to 1 Set ActivateCaliber416Barrett to 1 stopquest CaliberStartupBigGameRiflesQuest end #5: Change the drop down on the script editor to \"Quest\" and save it. #6: Reopen CaliberStartupBigGameRiflesQuest, and select your script from the dropdown. Make sure \"Start game Enabled\" is still checked! #7: Hit save. #8: set your weapon(s) to use the appropriate ammo list(s) That\'s all there is to it. Caliber.esm has quests running which watch for those global variables to be changed. The first time they are set to 1, caliber adds leveled lists