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The other clothes from Peaches?
This would be awesome and it would make my suggestion redundant, because I was going to suggest adding support to mods like Lock-Picking, Driving and Scavenging Skills
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2812326159
Spongie's Clothing and Open Jackets?
Would be great for support on this mod - I imagine most would be aiming or reloading.
+1 for Spongie's too
Regarding this mod though, while the premise of "dressing for the task at hand" is brilliant and the XP boost aspect helps out in the early days of a run, once you've level maxed a skill the mod becomes pretty much useless for that skill and "dressing for success" becomes a moot point. Where this mod (or an offshoot/companion mod) could really shine is if it added skill buffs or reduced action times or decreased consumable costs/increased outcome yields for certain things more than the vanilla skill level, if done while dressed appropriately. Kind of like a temporary +1 skill point when dressed the part. For example it could do things like:
- camo gear lowers your sneak modifiers (detection and footstep sound radius) even more
- chef clothes makes prepared food remove 10% more hunger or reduces ingredient costs
- cop/army uniforms reduce aiming and reload time or lowers encumbrance for firearms
- mechanic/maintenance gear increases repair percentages or lowers repair consumables costs
Instead of "lemme slap on a hard hat and grind carpentry for an IRL hour then never wear one again", stuff like that would give a mod guaranteed infinite everyday usefulness. I'm a big fan of realism mods and after becoming a master carpenter I'd know that by being decked out in a hard hat and work shirt I would be even better at building walls and fixing doors than I would be if I did it while wearing a motorcycle helmet and firefighter's jacket.
I dunno, just a thought. I have no idea how easy or hard it would be to implement something like that. I'm a month or so into my current run and the skills I use on the regular are already maxed even without using this mod. I just discovered this mod and though a tweak like this could make for an interesting option for late game/long haul play. Again, the work you put into your mods is stellar and you're an asset to the modding community that keeps this game fresh.
Can you please add items to supported list from this mod?
I'm prepare code[gist.github.com] for you, but didn't found your github.
i already tested this - works for me.
upd
got error
i'm not sure what is that means