altasilvapuer
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So I'm in the midst of returning to actually playing Fallout and loading out my current Fallout build, and I've gotten to the bit that contains all my Settlement functionality-type mods, like Workshop Framework & Workshop Plus. I vaguely remember from back when these two first released that there were a few mods that were predicted to either become obsolete or to be able to improve their functionality because of kinggath's rewriting of the code, but I can't for the life of me remember what they were.
I do remember/see in the changelog that Uncapped Settlement Surplus changes the way it runs certain code if you have Workshop Framework installed, but that's as far as I've gotten. Better Settlement Defense vaguely comes to mind as well, though - is this still needed, or is it now rendered obsolete by WF/WP code?
I've been searching for a while this evening, but haven't found much of anything on the subject, yet. I'm more than a little reticent to wade through kinggath's 5ish hour live stream of the release and/or his first few videos on each mod to see where these mentions were, if I can avoid it.
Since I'm taking a break for the night, anyway, I figured I'd reach out to you lovely folks to see if anyone had ever compiled a list.
Because modding... Modding always changes.
-asp
I do remember/see in the changelog that Uncapped Settlement Surplus changes the way it runs certain code if you have Workshop Framework installed, but that's as far as I've gotten. Better Settlement Defense vaguely comes to mind as well, though - is this still needed, or is it now rendered obsolete by WF/WP code?
I've been searching for a while this evening, but haven't found much of anything on the subject, yet. I'm more than a little reticent to wade through kinggath's 5ish hour live stream of the release and/or his first few videos on each mod to see where these mentions were, if I can avoid it.
Since I'm taking a break for the night, anyway, I figured I'd reach out to you lovely folks to see if anyone had ever compiled a list.
Because modding... Modding always changes.
-asp