Creature Attack Speed Behavior Resource

NOW DEPRECATED: aTweaks now provides weaponspeedmult scaling for all non-humanoids without any behavior edits!

New in version 1. 1, I use Noah's new mod so that you don't need to mess around with animation variables and can just use weaponspeedmult AV as normally to scale the weapon attack speed. Obviously Noah's mod is required now and a super huge shoutout to their awesome mods. I have not regenerated the mesh file yet so for now nemesis is required even if you don't use other creature behavior mods.

Leaving below just in case anyone still wants to use the old ways (its also compatible with noah's mod):

For 1. 0 Only:

Edits werewolf and dragon behavior files so that you can scale the animation speed ("attack speed") of both player and/or NPC werewolves/dragons via multiple ways.

If you are a mod user, you probably don't need to read all of this but you can change/set some of these booleans using the SGV console command.

Compatibility:

If you have any other mods that edit the werewolf or dragon behavior file, you will have to use nemesis and the nemesis creature compatibility patch which I've marked as required (if you don't have any other files that edit the werewolfbehavior.hkx or dragonbehavior.hkx file, you don't have to run nemesis or download the patch)

1) Boolean graph variables

8 different boolean graph variables you can set (that will stack with all the other options linearly) to influence the attackspeed:

werewolfbonusattackspeedtenpercent

werewolfbonusattackspeedtwentypercent

werewolfbonusattackspeedfortypercent

werewolfbonusattackspeedeightypercent

werewolfbonusattackspeednegativefivepercent

werewolfbonusattackspeednegativetenpercent

werewolfbonusattackspeednegativetwentypercent

werewolfbonusattackspeednegativefortypercent

Advantages:

You can set these via papyrus, console, or perk

Cover most "reasonable" attack speed changes

Disadvantages:

Hardcoded values

Using the set boolean graph variable perk entry point has its own weirdness (No easy way to set the boolean to false even if you remove the perk, so this method is better for semi-permanent attack speed changes/values)

2) Float graph variable (setting to 0. 5 will cause +50% attack speed, -0. 5 will be -50% attack speed relative to base speed)

fWerewolfAttackSpeed

Advantages:

Single float variable that you can control via papyrus

Disadvantages:

Can't be set by perk entry points

3) Using weaponspeedmult AV (have to also set werewolfweaponspeedmult, a boolean graph variable, to true for this t