Dawnguard Rune Axe Bug Fix

Description

The Dawnguard Rune Axe is a really cool axe with a some unique effects. (Camelworks even made a video about it.) Unfortunately, it has some issues, namely the following ones that I'm attempting to fix here:

• [] The undead counter doesn't always reset properly at 5 AM.

  [] Raising undead thralls yourself and killing them will also count as increasing the undead counter.

  [] At 100 kills, the Axe's enchantment will deal no damage. Getting another kill will set the damage to 100.

  [] Incorrect keywords/visual effects.

  [] Tempering the axe at a grindstone will make the counter to no longer reset.

  In this tweak, I attempt to fix all of these issues, by changing the following.

  • [] Removed the original script and used a new hidden quest to more accurately calculate the reset at 5 am part and make it still apply when being tempered.

    [] Added an option to make conjured undead no longer count. (see below how to customize that part.)

    [] Instead of incrementing the damage by 10, per 10 undead killed, I changed to 1 extra damage each undead killed. The cap is still 100.

    [] Added proper keywords/visual effects, to reflect other sun damage effects.

    This mod uses an ESLified ESP (also called ESPFE), so I doesn't count towards the 255 ESP/ESM limit.

    Customization

    You can customize the 2nd point (so conjured undead still count) by using the following console command:

    set DGRuneAxe_RaisedUndeadAlsoCount to 1 (default is 0)

    Setting this to 1 means raised undead will still count towards the counter. Any other value will mean they won't.

    Requirements

    • []Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch -> Don't try to remove this dependency. As it will break the mod.

      Alternative mods

      • Dawnguard Rune Axe fix: This mod is nice lightweight alternative.

        Q: Does installing/updating/uninstalling on an existing save work?

        A: As far as I know, it should. However, it's good practice to keep a backup save prior to doing this, just in case.

        Q: Is this compatible with <insert mod>?

        A: I don't know by heart. You might need to check yourself.

        Q: Will you make a patch for <insert mod>?

        A: Only if it's a mod I use myself or plan on using, I have enough time and I actually like the idea. Otherwise, feel free to do it yourself. (see permissions)

        Q: I have a sugges