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Thanks. So how much of a difference in the number of bug fixes between this patch and the one in the latest Fixed/Extended versions?

My mistake. I think I got it from a link in this guide https://f3mic.github.io/index.html#Tools_Scripting

I mean the one on their website. They use sfall 3.5 or something, very old. Don't know about changelog, I guess they took the fixes from unofficial community repacks and made them official.

I think it's fine. You encounter light armored enemies throughout the game, also sometimes you can just use JHP to conserve AP even if it's less effective. Because AP is more expensive and less plentiful.

See this thread https://www.nma-fallout.com/threads/my-attempt-to-fix-fo2-damage-formula-vanilla-ammo-mod.221817/ This is the actual script: https://github.com/phobos2077/fo2_ecco/blob/master/scripts_src/_pbs_main/gl_pbs_damage_mod.ssl Here you can see and compare different ammo types and...

Yes, the path is correct. But make sure that it's actually loaded by whichever sfall you're using. If you use the one that comes with EcCo 0.9, you need to add "mymod.dat" to mods/mods_order.txt file. No, script should be picked up if it's in scripts folder. Try...

I recommend Stalin's "Sfall Script Editor" you can find it in download section on NMA. Once you are more confident with scripting, I'd recommend BGForge MLS (VSCode plugin). Latest Modderspack still includes the old editor, it's supposed to work but for regular people there's hardly any reason...

I'm pretty sure it's not.

Did you try this guide? https://f3mic.github.io/ You can create data/scripts folder if it doesn't exist. But the more "modern" approach is to create a subfolder in mods/ folder like mods/mymod.dat and place scripts folder inside it. Then, if you use sfall 4.4 or higher, add it to...

Go ahead. There is no point in Weapons Redone if you use EcCo. Pick one or the other. EcCo has it's own damage formula (ammo mod). You can of course combine these mods somehow but this requires some modding expertise, they will never work together as is.

It's not possible to have EcCo not being dependent on RP in it's entirety because the core of the mod is polishing/balancing specific game (Fallout 2 + RP). However, you can salvage pieces of the mod, like some mechanic changes and try to use them with any other game, as long as you use sfall...

You can definitely try it. I tried to make damage script as independent as possible. You can take gl_pbs_damage_mod.int and combat.ini from the latest EcCo release (or compile yourself from source), configure it how you like and try using in another mod by itself.

You could create issues on github for each of things you find. It's hard to discuss when you dumped a lot of various issues as one pile. Personally I used a lot of the inventory opcodes without much trouble. You need to understand how inventory in the game works, some things are not intuitive...

https://vk.com/fallout_nevada?from=post&w=wall-22852108_28817

So it seems the devs have finally updated the official version of Nevada with all the latest fixes. Can anyone brief what Extended Edition has except bug fixes and English translation?

I'm not sure about it. I thought vanilla books were fine to boost your skill level quickly to some "good" level around 100, anything more - you need to invest skill points. This cap makes total sense to me, since even with harder economy you can still buy tons of books. So I don't really dig...

EcCo v0.9.3 The changelist is rather long, so I won't copy it here. The main new things are new steal mechanics, better anti-theft behavior for NPC's, some doors/containers buffed, some perks buffed, and a whole lot of polishing/balance changes, especially around crafting. Also make sure to...

No, it should be there. Both new books can be bought from certain merchants.

I assumed you were asking about how engine works, I thought it was obvious from the OP I was talking about modifying stealing mechanics built into the engine via hook script. Since non-combat behavior of critters is controlled entirely from scripts, whatever mechanic scripts implement has...

Why do you mean by "doesn't provide anything useful"? It not a "simple nerf", it actually makes investing into skill useful. Maybe you didn't fully understand how it works or I don't understand what you meant. I much prefer simpler system that gets the job done, without all the complexities...