In Oblivion you could use the command GetGameSetting in order to use any of the setting values within a script, but that doesn't seem to work with Fallout. Is there a new command that allows for this, like the SetQuestDelay? I've looked but I haven't been able to find anything.

I've been fooling around with the console commands a bit. "getgs"/"setgs" is "get/set game setting". For example, "setgs fMoveBaseSpeed 500" makes you run very fast.

Are you using the function with the correct variable types - short or float?

short iCombExpfloat fSneakAttenExpset iCombExp to GetGamesetting iCombatExplodePartChanceset fSneakAttenExp to GetGamesetting fSneakDistanceAttenuationExponent

The only new functions that deal with settings are FOSE functions:

short iXPRewardKillNPCVeryEasyGSfloat fDifficultyMultiplierGSset iXPRewardKillNPCVeryEasyGS to GetNumericGameSetting iXPRewardKillNPCVeryEasyset fDifficultyMultiplierGS to GetNumericGameSetting fDiffMultXPN

I'm pretty sure I have been, but maybe I screwed up. So GetGameSetting does work then? I've tried different things with the fActionPointRestoreRate setting, but nothing I've done has ever worked. My last attempt was simply to use it as a basis for a variable, (fActionPointRestoreRate * .25). I'm 90% positive I used the correct type.

Doh! No wonder it wasn't working, I was typing ActionPoint and it was supposed to be ActionPoint(s). :facepalm:

Now I can just use a percentage value of the actual game setting instead of trying to come up with some arbitrary value. Well back to testing everything out to make sure it's all balanced correctly. :banghead:

PS: Man, this is getting pretty neat. I have a bunch of variables and modifiers that are based on a percentage of two basic values, which are in turn based on a percentage value of actual game settings. So in order to get everything balanced out I only have to adjust 2 numbers, and the rest will follow on their own. Cool! :celebration: