Increasing skills above 100

[Butcer]

Is it possible to create a dagskill like mod in daggerfall unity? Where is the skill cap then loctated in unity ?

[Butcer]

Ok in formula.helper

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public static int MaxStatValue()
        {
            Func<int> del;
            if (TryGetOverride("MaxStatValue", out del))
                return del();
            else
                return 100;
        }

If i change it to

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        public static int MaxStatValue()
        {
            Func<int> del;
            if (TryGetOverride("MaxStatValue", out del))
                return del();
            else
                return 200;
        }

Will that work to allow skills to leveled over 100?

[Ralzar]

No, that is the code for attributes. If you want to increase this, I’d reccommend my mod LevelUp Adjuster which lets you change a bunch of these formulas.

Changing skills? Don’t think it’s possible in an easy way. And a lot of mechanics will likely break if you go above 100.

[Butcer]

What am i doing wrong ?

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using UnityEngine;
using System;
using DaggerfallConnect;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Guilds;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Entity;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.MagicAndEffects;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.MagicAndEffects.MagicEffects;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using DaggerfallConnect.Arena2;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Items;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Utility;
using DaggerfallConnect.Save;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Utility;
using DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Utility.ModSupport;
public class NewBehaviourScript : MonoBehaviour {

namespace DaggerfallWorkshop.Game.Formulas
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Common formulas used throughout game.
    /// Where the exact formula is unknown, a "best effort" approximation will be used.
    /// Most formula can be overridden by registering a new method matching the appropriate delegate signature.
    /// Other signatures can be added upon demand.
    /// </summary>
    public static class FormulaHelper
    {
        private struct FormulaOverride
        {
            internal readonly Delegate Formula;
            internal readonly Mod Provider;

            internal FormulaOverride(Delegate formula, Mod provider)
            {
                Formula = public static int MaxStatValue(200);
                Provider = provider;
            }
        }

[TheLacus]

Merged all three topics into one and edited messages to use code blocks.

[Butcer]

Merged all three topics into one and edited messages to use code blocks.

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        /// <summary>
        /// Gets whether the player has already become master of a skill.
        /// </summary>
        public bool AlreadyMasteredASkill()
        {
            bool mastered = false;
            List<DFCareer.Skills> primarySkills = GetPrimarySkills();
            foreach (DFCareer.Skills skill in primarySkills)
            {
                if (skills.GetPermanentSkillValue(skill) == 100)
                {
                    mastered = true;
                    break;
                }
            }

            return mastered;
        }

        /// <summary>

In PlayerEntity is this the code?

[TheLacus]

My involvement here was limited to clean up of forums. I believe Ralzar has provided an answer to the topic, you may want to review it or wait for additional feedback from other people.

No, that is the code for attributes. If you want to increase this, I’d reccommend my mod LevelUp Adjuster which lets you change a bunch of these formulas.

Changing skills? Don’t think it’s possible in an easy way. And a lot of mechanics will likely break if you go above 100.

[Butcer]

No, that is the code for attributes. If you want to increase this, I’d reccommend my mod LevelUp Adjuster which lets you change a bunch of these formulas.

Changing skills? Don’t think it’s possible in an easy way. And a lot of mechanics will likely break if you go above 100.

Then how did Narf the Mouse make CategoricalSkillCaps which reduces max skill level viewtopic.php?t=1649 ?

[Guy_Duderson]

I'd definitely be even harder to implement, but it'd be interesting at least thematically if attributes/skills weren't uncapped initially and you had to accomplish something which would be described as allowing your character to exceed normal mortal limits before those things become uncapped.