Customizable Exp Modifier - For GOTY or 1.31 or 32

This is an update  Customizable Exp Modifier by  TBellovics  to version 1. 31/32.

The BASE version

Found modified areas in the older Witcher source files (v1. 11), copied just those modifications of the latest files (v1. 31/32).

The Enhanced version

Everything in the base version.

Even with the modifications above, I found I was leveling too fast, so that on Death March!  difficulty, by the time I was very close to "meet with Ciri" which Quest suggests a level of 22, I was already at level 26, and there were several large Main-Line quest experience bumps soon to come.

I explored the mod Better Experience Curve - Feline - Griffin - Ursine - Wolf, however that mod changed the Experience Tables.  And would ONLY apply or work with a NEW GAME.   Also whatever rates I chose would apply throughout that game.

In a nutshell... Feline... Wolf  changed the number of exp points required to "reach the next level" - for every level in the game.

Points needed to get to next level

Vanilla game:  Every level requires a FIXED amount to reach next level.  Levels  1->9  1000 exp    10->19 1500 exp    21->99  2000 exp

or   1 1000  2 1000  3 1000....11 1500  12 1500...21 2000..25 2000...35 2000   and so on

Feline:  Every level requires 1010 more exp than previous level, in a mathematical progression which would level a player MUCH MUCH faster.

or   1 1000  2 1010 3 1020 4  1030....11 1090 12 1100 12 1110...20 1180  51 1480

Wolf:    Every level requires 1100 more exp than the previous level, in a mathematical progression which would make for SLOW level progression.

or   1 1000  2 1100 3 1200 4  1300....11 1900 12 2000 12 2100... 31 4000  41 5000

I wanted to apply something like Wolf requirements, but which I could apply to saved games.

The solution - find where in the Witcher code where the  Rate Table rates are checked/used to see if a user has leveled up.

Fortunately all those checks are only done in one file.

• [] So I provide a SLIDER to choose "Use Exponential Leveling Table instead of Normal"

  []Choosing a value of   5, would be the same as Feline.

  []Choosing a value of   50, would be the same as Wolf.

  []The effects of any change,  will show up in game, after:  Load game,  Gain Experience,  Save Game

  (this means, if you move the slider, and then choose character inventory,  the  experience bar  /  Points to next level, won't adjust until the above events.)

You Might get negative numbers:  When you look at your character inv