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|Name = iXPBase | |Name = iXPBase | ||
|Default = 200 | |Default = 200 | ||
|Description = | |Description = The base number of XP between levels. | ||
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|Name = iXPBumpBase | |Name = iXPBumpBase | ||
|Default = 150 | |Default = 150 | ||
|Description = | |Description = The number of XP between levels increases by this amount each level. | ||
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|Default = 12 | |Default = 12 | ||
|Description = The highest level ceature that can be considered "very hard" in difficulty. '''Note:''' There is no difficulty level above "very hard", so this setting is effectively ignored. Creatures higher level than this setting will still give an XP reward for a "very hard" creature. | |Description = The highest level ceature that can be considered "very hard" in difficulty. '''Note:''' There is no difficulty level above "very hard", so this setting is effectively ignored. Creatures higher level than this setting will still give an XP reward for a "very hard" creature. | ||
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|Name = General | |||
|Description = Settings which affect iXPRewardKillNPC___ and iXPRewardKillOpponent___ awards. In Fallout: New Vegas, FalloutNV.esm sets these all to 1.0 so there is no XP bonus for playing at a higher combat difficulty. | |||
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{{SettingGroupSetting | |||
|Name = fDiffMultXPE | |||
|Default = 0.75 | |||
|Description = Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Easy difficulty. | |||
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{{SettingGroupSetting | |||
|Name = fDiffMultXPH | |||
|Default = 1.5 | |||
|Description = Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Hard difficulty. | |||
}} | |||
{{SettingGroupSetting | |||
|Name = fDiffMultXPN | |||
|Default = 1.0 | |||
|Description = Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Normal difficulty. | |||
}} | |||
{{SettingGroupSetting | |||
|Name = fDiffMultXPVE | |||
|Default = 0.5 | |||
|Description = Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Very Easy difficulty. | |||
}} | |||
{{SettingGroupSetting | |||
|Name = fDiffMultXPVH | |||
|Default = 2.0 | |||
|Description = Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Very Hard difficulty. | |||
}} | }} | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:16, 31 July 2012
< [[::Settings|Settings]]
Experience required to level up[edit | edit source]
Experience needed for level n = (n - 1) * ((n - 2) / 2 * iXPBumpBase + iXPBase)
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPBase | 200 | The base number of XP between levels. |
| iXPBumpBase | 150 | The number of XP between levels increases by this amount each level. |
Experience Rewards[edit | edit source]
Discovery[edit | edit source]
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPRewardDiscoverMapMarker | 10 | XP rewarded when discovering a map location. |
| iXPRewardDiscoverSecretArea | 10 | XP rewarded when discovering a secret area (What constitutes a secret area? --SnakeChomp 02:54, 11 January 2009 (UTC)) |
Hacking Terminals[edit | edit source]
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPRewardHackComputerVeryEasy | 20 | XP gained for hacking a "very easy" terminal. |
| iXPLevelHackComputerVeryEasy | 0 | This setting determines what terminals are considered to be "very easy" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardHackComputerEasy | 30 | XP gained for hacking an "easy" terminal. |
| iXPLevelHackComputerEasy | 1 | This setting determines what terminals are considered to be "easy" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardHackComputerAverage | 40 | XP gained for hacking an "average" terminal. |
| iXPLevelHackComputerAverage | 2 | This setting determines what terminals are considered to be "average" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardHackComputerHard | 50 | XP gained for hacking a "hard" terminal. |
| iXPLevelHackComputerHard | 3 | This setting determines what terminals are considered to be "hard" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardHackComputerVeryHard | 60 | XP gained for hacking a "very hard" terminal. |
| iXPLevelHackComputerVeryHard | 4 | This setting determines what terminals are considered to be "very hard" when rewarding XP. |
Lockpicking[edit | edit source]
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPRewardPickLockVeryEasy | 20 | XP gained for picking a "very easy" lock. |
| iXPLevelPickLockVeryEasy | 0 | This setting determines what locks are considered to be "very easy" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardPickLockEasy | 30 | XP gained for picking an "easy" lock. |
| iXPLevelPickLockEasy | 1 | This setting determines what locks are considered to be "easy" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardPickLockAverage | 40 | XP gained for picking an "average" lock. |
| iXPLevelPickLockAverage | 2 | This setting determines what locks are considered to be "average" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardPickLockHard | 50 | XP gained for picking a "hard" lock. |
| iXPLevelPickLockHard | 3 | This setting determines what locks are considered to be "hard" when rewarding XP. |
| iXPRewardPickLockVeryHard | 60 | XP gained for picking a "very hard" lock. |
| iXPLevelPickLockVeryHard | 4 | This setting determines what locks are considered to be "very hard" when rewarding XP. |
Killing[edit | edit source]
| iXPDeathRewardHealthThreshold | |
| Default value | 40 |
| Description | If another actor damages an enemy, you will not gain XP from killing it unless you do this much damage as a ratio of total health. At default value, you must do at least 40% damage to the enemy to gain XP. |
| NPCs | ||
| NPCs include raiders and other humanoids that fall into the "NPC" category in the GECK. | ||
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPRewardKillNPCVeryEasy | 0 | XP gained for killing an NPC considered to be "easy" in difficulty. |
| iXPLevelKillNPCVeryEasy | 0 | The highest level NPC that will be considered "very easy" in difficulty. Note: The default value of 0 for this setting means that no NPCs are considered to be "very easy" using default settings. |
| iXPRewardKillNPCEasy | 10 | XP gained for killing an NPC considered to be "easy" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillNPCEasy | 1 | The highest level NPC that will be considered "easy" in difficulty. Note: This means that only level 1 NPCs are considered easy difficulty; level 2 NPCs are average difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillNPCAverage | 20 | XP gained for killing an NPC considered to be "average" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillNPCAverage | 7 | The highest level NPC that will be considered "average" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillNPCHard | 30 | XP gained for killing an NPC considered to be "hard" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillNPCHard | 10 | The highest level NPC that will be considered "hard" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillNPCVeryHard | 50 | XP gained for killing an NPC considered to be "very hard" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillNPCVeryHard | 13 | The highest level NPC that will be considered "very hard" in difficulty. Note: There is no difficulty level above "very hard", so this setting is effectively ignored. NPCs higher level than this setting will still give an XP reward for a "very hard" creature. |
| Creatures | ||
| Creatures include animals, supermutants, and anything else that falls into the "Creatures" category in the GECK. | ||
| Setting | Default | Description |
| iXPRewardKillOpponentVeryEasy | 1 | XP gained for killing a creature considered to be "very easy" in difficulty. |
| iXPLevelKillCreatureVeryEasy | 1 | The highest level ceature that can be considered "very easy" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillOpponentEasy | 5 | XP gained for killing a creature considered to be "easy" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillCreatureEasy | 3 | The highest level ceature that can be considered "easy" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillOpponentAverage | 10 | XP gained for killing a creature considered to be "normal" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillCreatureAverage | 6 | The highest level ceature that can be considered "average" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillOpponentHard | 25 | XP gained for killing a creature considered to be "hard" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillCreatureHard | 9 | The highest level ceature that can be considered "hard" in difficulty. |
| iXPRewardKillOpponentVeryHard | 50 | XP gained for killing a creature considered to be "very hard" in difficulty |
| iXPLevelKillCreatureVeryHard | 12 | The highest level ceature that can be considered "very hard" in difficulty. Note: There is no difficulty level above "very hard", so this setting is effectively ignored. Creatures higher level than this setting will still give an XP reward for a "very hard" creature. |
| General | ||
| Settings which affect iXPRewardKillNPC___ and iXPRewardKillOpponent___ awards. In Fallout: New Vegas, FalloutNV.esm sets these all to 1.0 so there is no XP bonus for playing at a higher combat difficulty. | ||
| Setting | Default | Description |
| fDiffMultXPE | 0.75 | Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Easy difficulty. |
| fDiffMultXPH | 1.5 | Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Hard difficulty. |
| fDiffMultXPN | 1.0 | Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Normal difficulty. |
| fDiffMultXPVE | 0.5 | Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Very Easy difficulty. |
| fDiffMultXPVH | 2.0 | Experience gained is multiplied by this value when playing on Very Hard difficulty. |