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I tried adding the perks with save editor or doing the surgeries in-game in RPU, each of the "enhancement" combat implant reduces CH by 1 as they should.

https://github.com/mattwells77/Fallout-High-Resolution-Patches

I already made the INI files, just haven't found the time to test them.

It's possible to ditch the launcher, but you need at least one global script to do the memory patching, or elevators.ini, perks.ini, and a global script for proper replacement.

The binary file set that support Korean seems based on an older Chinese version of RP (with fallout2font.dll and fallout_font.ini, I found a Korean pack for Megamod). Supposedly it should work with newer RPU as well, at least there's a Chinese translation of RPU v26.

No.

https://sfall-team.github.io/sfall/sfall-funcx-macros/#get_text_width Try actually read the documents instead of keep making threads.

A simple mod that changes all skill books to increase skills by a fixed amount, and they can still increase skills when it's over 91%. Basically it recreates the "obj_use_books" engine function with skill increment logic changed. By default reading a book gives +5% to a skill (+6% if it's...

F12se can edit Resurrection saves, you just need to set it up correctly.

They have no difference other than animations in vanilla.

https://github.com/nousrnam/F12se/releases The 2020-05-10 version shouldn't trigger the heuristic detection from antivirus, at least I didn't hear people complaining about it.

If it's Win7, it's probably due to Windows Game Explorer.

Can be done easily with the CARTRAVEL hook, here's a minimalist example: procedure start; procedure cartravel_handler; procedure start begin if game_loaded then begin register_hook_proc(HOOK_CARTRAVEL, cartravel_handler); end end procedure cartravel_handler begin...

I have no idea what you tried to do or what your function is. Check SafeWrite.cpp/.h to see how those memory hack functions work.

No, CE doesn't support enough sfall functions/hooks used in RP yet.

Some info about "deterministic builds": https://blog.conan.io/2019/09/02/Deterministic-builds-with-C-C++.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1180852/deterministic-builds-under-windows

Yes, you should have a binary with the same functionality.

It's normal. You can try to compile the same source twice on your system, and the two DLLs won't even have the same checksum.

https://github.com/alexbatalov/fallout2-ce/issues/257 Good news: Alex's account is reinstated and all his repos are now back.