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Multiple options covering a variety of base ranges, skill bonuses, effective ranges and number of scans required to complete the scan of an organism. Note that this has been updated in https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/8867 to not require CCR

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NOTE: This has been replaced with an updated version without CCR.

This is an automagic way of making the scanner less tedious.  This is not a bat script and this file does not require running a bat file either manually or through your StarfieldCustom.ini file.

You can select from:
  • 75, 100, and 150m base ranges, (Vanilla game setting is 50m)
  • 2, 3, or 5 times the scanner range (that's 20, 30, or 50m)
  • 15, 20, or 25 skill point multiplier to scan range (Vanilla is 10)
  • Flora/fauna scans can be set to 1, 2, 3, or 4 scans to complete.

Scanner base range = Highlightable but not scannable yet
Scanner range = Highlighted AND Scannable

Meaning setting my scanner range to 3x makes the base range I am able to scan stuff 30 meters.  Scanner skill bonus is fairly self-explanatory.

There is an optional file to automagically set your StarfieldCustom.ini to highlight all over the screen rather than just in the circle.  If you want to hand edit your ini, the settings are:


[Interface]
fScanHighlightDotAngle=0.2

[ResourceVeins]
fResourceDecalRenderRadiusFalloffPct=10
fResourceDecalRenderRadiusPct=10


Thanks to HaiTan95 for the information in the comments.

INSTALLATION


  • MO2: Just download and install, it will automatically go where it belongs.
  • Vortex: Same as above :)

  • Manual: Not recommended, but.... Extract the 7z file using 7-Zip
  •    The "optional" folder contains multiple subfolders that eventually come to a toml file.  Place your desired toml file in your SFSE/Plugins/ConsoleCommandRunner folder.

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IMPORTANT NOTE


Whenever Starfield is updated, both of the required files for this mod will need to be updated. This file will continue to work after both SFSE and CCR are updated.