Ah. Well, that would explain the problem. I did not realize that was how it worked. Is there a way I can build in some compatibility?

Not at the moment. I would have liked to pass the target's modified "Invisibility level" to the SDR script alongside the distance, hasLOS, and targetAttacked parameters. However, the OBSE mechanism for calling user scripts has some limitations which prevented this. The same is true for the detector "Blindness level", so you're not seeing the AVU effects on blindness either. For the time being, you'd need to reproduce the Diminished Returns forumla in your own scripts. It'd be a huge pain, but I can't offer anything else atm.

No worries. Other than the Moth Priests, blindness isn't used anywhere in the default game or DLCs, and as far as I know, no mods use it either.

As for creating my own curve, I'm not sure it's worth the time. There is already a system to tweak the effectiveness of Chameleon in three separate categories. The simplest solution would be for an end user to decide at what point the 100% effectiveness should kick in and reverse engineer it. For example, it is very hard but not impossible to get 120 av points of Chameleon. At 80% effectiveness, that would put the SDR visual at an effective 96 points for the visual.

Initially, I complied with the SDR's running speed until I went to Shivering Isles and met Jayred Ice Veins. He led me to the Bone Yard to make his bone arrows, and he ran much faster than my character. So I went into the .ini file and changed these two entries like so:

set sdrIniQ.vMoveRunMult to 3.0 ; SDR: 2.5 / Obv: 3.0
set sdrIniQ.vMoveRunAthleticsMult to 1.0 ; SDR: 0.5 / Obv: 1.0

With running speed back to normal I revisited Jayred Ice Veins. Again, he was faster than my normal run speed as if he was sprinting. This is normal for SDR?

I'm not 100% sure. The sprinting effect only applies to the player, but the settings you changed apply to everyone (I think). Depending on other settings, I think encumbrance is a factor, and also he may just be plain faster than you. You should compare his base speed attribute and athletics skill to yours. That would be the most telling.

Would it be possible to set a maximum effecivity for chameleon in your detection formula? That seems like the most simple and effective way to me.

Well, there is already a percentage of effectiveness option. Do you mean an option to cap the chameleon value itself before calculating percentage of effectiveness?

Post limit.

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1336793-relz-sneaking-detection-recalibrated-7/