(Deprecated) Minimalistic Custom Skills Menu for AE

NOTICE: The original mods have been updated to AE, rendering this mod redundant. Please go get them instead.

This is a substitute for meh321's Custom Skills Framework + OsmosisWrench's Custom Skills Menu for Skyrim Anniversary Edition (1. 6.x), since . NET Framework's AE update is probably not going to happen. It's crude, it's shabby, but it just works (for me at least).

Requirement

Address Library

Usage

After installation, in game you can press designated hotkeys (default F6) to invoke CatMenu from my 5LCat's Utils. From there you can tick the 'Minimalistic Custom Skills Menu' checkbox. Each skill's own methods of invoking perk trees are ignored. You must use my menu to access the skills. Obey or fall down and bleed to death.

The perk tree can be dragged with middle mouse button.

This mod is made to replace meh321's SE framework on AE, so any custom skill mod that depends on it can be used almost directly. However, due to the style of my programming (i.e. simply calling tomlplusplus library), the config file must now follow a stricter TOML schema, which includes:

[]UTF-8/ANSI Encoding: vicn's custom skills (Hand2Hand, Unarmoured Defence, Vigilant, Glenmoril) uses UCS-2 encoding, which needs to be converted to UTF-8. This can be done using default Windows notepad: open the config txt under data\NetScriptFramework\Plugins and File->Save As. There's a encoding drop down list at the bottom of the file dialog. Both ANSI & UTF-8 are okay.

[]Capitalization: Make sure your config follow the exact capitalization used in Custom Skills Framework's example. For instance, Molag's Will - A Vampire Skill Tree has 'Id' spelt as 'ID', 'Levelup' as 'LevelUp', 'false' as 'False', which is sadly unreadable for my cognitively challenged parser.

[]No Back Slash '\' in File Path: Back slashes are interpreted as escape sequence (blah blah blah). To fix this, either put another back slash next to it, or replace it with front slash '/'. This usually occurs in the skydome nif path, as in Dragonborn - Shouts Perk Tree.

[]No unfinished lines: In Dragonborn - Shouts Perk Tree there's a line 'Node2. Links ='. Now either put an empty string after it, or don't write it at all.

[*]Decimal needs whole numbers: Legacy of The Dragonborn Perk Menus has one decimal written as '. 7'. I'm sorry but folks at toml-lang ruled it illegal, so put a zero before it if you please e.g. 0. 7 <