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Well medic is going to have to wait. Right now I'm tackling advanced thermodynamics and figuring out how to simmer all this down into something the script language can comprehend. I've figured out the majority of the formulas for [linear] heat transfer, buuut still need to fix a minor problem...

A brand new, just manufactured & serviced one, yes. Finding a firearm in that kind of condition is going to be astronomically rare. Chances are, every single firearm you -would- find would have been tampered (inappropriately repaired) or modified in some way.

attack animations are hardcoded you'd have to use DLL injection (a memory hack) in order to get other animations.

Conflicts with the pipboy light though, which is hardcoded. A fose script might be able to deactivate it though.

Global? No. An equip-based script or effect-based script could do that though.

It should. Though, NPCs render their stats very differently than the player character does. At least I've noticed that from armor penetration tests.

Actually, there are plans for a post-war 9mm SMG based on this weapon: http://www.picaroni.com/vladas_m1992.jpg Also, (the .32 is the worst round in the game. Mirelurks have 220 hp.) And, (First target was shot once in the torso, from far away, and allowed to bleed to death. He...

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Actually they're not really shoulder pads, they're armor plating that protects internal components of the exo skeleton. At least, that's how I see it.

JayTheGay, thanks for all the links. Some of them will definitely be put to good use. ChipK, keep up the good work. Update with info coming soon.

So it does. At least, good to see a UO patch.

Armor Decay: (Even though the armor is ruined near the end, it still provides semi-reasonable protection in the ruined state)

No, unfortunately. The dmg system exists as an independent "critical effect" script for each type of ammo, and one for each melee weapon. In the case of energy weapons and explosions, there's one for each weapon rather than the ammo. So a 10mm JHP pistol will have the same dmg script as a...

That's DLC, which is something I cannot touch (or release in whole or part) because of legal reasons.

Update: Preliminary testing of the damage engine in-game has met great success, though this was not without some bumps and dead ends during testing. Results are *very* satisfying, and within 95% of measurements taken from wound channels formed in ballistics gelatin at firing tests.

Yes, but if using the same game file after removing the plugins will *definately* make it crash.

As a rule of thumb, TES engine games (Fallout 3, Oblivion, Morrowind, Daggerfall) have remarkable instability when more than a handful of plugins are used at the same time. *Great* care must be taken to make certain that the plugins being used do not conflict with each other in -any- way.

Because the system in F1/2 emulate the physics that the F3C system is actually doing, *yes*. Here, I will satiate your appetite with some formulas. (These are not the actual script code, but trunciated equations) ______ t = Armor thickness ______ d = Projectile diameter ______ m =...

Fallout 1 & Fallout 2's damage engine was flawed. Armor penetration was never finished correctly, and there are a few mods which attempt to fix it. It has to do with the equations being inaccurate. TESIV (Oblivion & Fallout 3) does not support thresholds, and never will. Since you appear...

You're kidding right? Just use the console. *snicker*