sgtlaggy added a new version:
QuoteFixes Lightkeeper, BTR Driver, and Ref
sgtlaggy added a new version:
QuoteFixes Lightkeeper, BTR Driver, and Ref
sgtlaggy added a new file:
QuoteDisplay MoreYour secure container is no longer safe. Items inside will be deleted on death but you keep the container.
This can optionally be configured to also delete items from special slots on death, specify items in either location that won't be deleted, and only have a chance of deleting items.
Exempt Items
Exempt items will *only* affect this mod's feature, it does not affect normal deletion. This means if you make the Multitool exempt, it will still be deleted if it's in your pocket or backpack, but not if it's in a special slot.
The Mark of the Unheard and DSPT are exempt by default.
The list requires the item ID, you can find these here by searching for an item by name. An item's parent ID is also valid, for example including "550aa4cd4bdc2dd8348b456c" will allow you to keep any suppresssors in your secure container when you die.
Remove Secure Container Filter
This has the same effect as the SVM option.
This allows you to put any item that will fit into your secure container. With the other features of the mod, the secure container just becomes extra in-raid space, so this helps avoid some loot juggling.
Deletion Chance
Items will only have a chance (default 100%) of being deleted.
There are options available to have a chance of deleting all items together or individually. Both options can be used together or alone.
sgtlaggy added a new file:
QuoteDisplay MoreAfter changing avatars, you must go to the launcher's settings and click "Clean Temp Files" at the top.
This mod will let you change traders' nicknames and avatars.
The novel difference from other avatar-swapping mods is that it uses trader nicknames instead of obscure avatar IDs that don't match the trader ID. By default the name should be in your system language but this can be changed in config/lang.json. You can find language codes in SPT_Data/Server/database/locales/; the value for English is en, Russian is ru, etc.
Instead of using a trader’s nickname you can use either their regular ID (for compatibility with Windows filename restrictions) or avatar ID (to easily switch from other avatar-switching mods).
Both features of the mod should work for custom traders as long as this mod loads after them.
I've set up a (very) basic configuration page for anyone who'd rather use it than edit the JSON by hand. When "uploading" a config, it is read in the browser and not actually sent anywhere.
Setting Trader Names
Edit config/names.json and add a new line between the {} in the format "Default Name": "New Name".
The key (left) should be the trader's default nickname/ID like Prapor or 54cb50c76803fa8b248b4571, the value (right) is what you want their new name to be.
Examples:
You can also change the trader's information like Location and Description.
Valid keys for this extended syntax are "FullName", "FirstName", "Nickname", "Location", and "Description". All are case-sensitive.
Code{ "Prapor": { "Nickname": "Sidorovich", "Location": "Rookie Village in the Cordon", "Description": "A reliable source of equipment for stalkers." }, "Fence": "Drebin" }
Setting Trader Avatars
Name an image based on the trader's default nickname/ID like Prapor.jpg, 54cb50c76803fa8b248b4571.jpg, or 59b91ca086f77469a81232e4.jpg and put it in the mod's avatars folder.
Images should be JPEG or PNG and sizes around 500x500 work best.