XP Editor 0.0.0

A zEdit patch that lets you modify how much XP you gain using each skill, and how much it takes to level up to the next level.

XPedit

summary

How much skill XP you gain by performing an action, and how much skill XP you need to balance that skill, is determined by four parameters for each skill, for a total of 72 parameters. You can edit these in CK, but unfortunately this will cause conflicts with many other mods (including perk overhaul). XP Editor is a zEdit patch that allows users to customize these values ​​without causing conflicts.

XP gain

The amount of XP you gain while performing actions related to a specific skill is given by:

xp = base xp * mult + offset

Among them, mult and offset are configurable parameters. The value of "mult" varies by skill, ranging from 0.36 for speech to 900 for enchantments. However, the offset is always 0, except for the locked value at 10. The larger these values ​​are, the faster you gain skill xp. The value of base xp depends on the action you have performed, for example, casting an expensive spell will gain you more skill xp than a cheap spell. Mult scales this xp up or down, while offset gives you the baseline xp, whether base xp or mult. If you set all offsets and cults to 0, none of your skills will gain xp with practice, although skill books and training will still be useful.

XP per level

How much XP do you need to reach skill level:

xp = level ^ 1.95 * mult + offset

Among them, mult and offset are configurable parameters. Multiply and deflection vary between skills, with combat skills tending to have offsets of 2 and 0, while stealth and crafting skills have lower grades but higher deflection. More emphasis on mult makes each level require more xp, while more emphasis on offset causes each level to require a similar amount of xp.

Install

• Download the patch
• Download anywhere, not necessarily your Skyrim directory.

2.Install zEdit

• Download and then install zEdit.

• Add patches to zEdit
• Open zEdit.
• On the upper right is a button that looks like 3 small cubes, click on it and it will display a list of currently installed patches.
• Click to install new patches. Navigate to the location where you downloaded the patch and select it.
• Restart zEdit.

• Configure patches
• In the upper right corner of zEdit is a button that looks like a puzzle piece. Click it to display a list of installed patches.
• On the left is a list of which patches have configuration options. Browse the parameters and adjust them to your liking. The mod description above tells you what each one does.

• Run the patch
• Load complete load sequence.
• In the upper right corner is a button that looks like a jigsaw puzzle, click it to see a list of installed games.
• Build patch, takes about 1 second.
• Once the patch is complete exit zEdit and save the created esp.

alternative mods

Several other mods do similar things, but there are still differences:

Uncapper - Does not affect XP gain offset, some users are unable to load it.

Experience Multiplier - Multiplies the XP gained from skill books and performing actions, but can be changed in-game.

compatibility

As a zEdit patch, it's compatible with everything!