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About this mod
Reduces the knockdown effect of Pain Train to be more realistic.
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This is just a small mod to reduce the cartoony behavior of the pain train's knockdown effect while keeping the effect satisfying. I reduced the pain train's push multiplier from 9x to 5x, which is the threshold I found for balancing realism and fun.
This mod does not modify any ragdoll weight or force values, so ragdolls will still float through the air a little bit instead of dropping to the ground immediately.
It is highly recommended you use this mod with my other mod, Ragdoll Collision. This will allow you to physically push your target instead of clipping through them. I am unsure what effects this might have on lower-end systems, so I've included the capability as a separate mod.
Below is a short video demonstrating the effects of the mod with my Ragdoll Collision mod enabled as well:
I apologize for Bethesda's terrible ragdoll physics for the time being. Hopefully it won't be long before someone edits the weight and friction of each actor's skeleton.nif mesh. Fortunately, when this becomes a reality, this mod will not confict with it in any way!
Let me know what you think in the comments!
This mod does not modify any ragdoll weight or force values, so ragdolls will still float through the air a little bit instead of dropping to the ground immediately.
It is highly recommended you use this mod with my other mod, Ragdoll Collision. This will allow you to physically push your target instead of clipping through them. I am unsure what effects this might have on lower-end systems, so I've included the capability as a separate mod.
Below is a short video demonstrating the effects of the mod with my Ragdoll Collision mod enabled as well:
I apologize for Bethesda's terrible ragdoll physics for the time being. Hopefully it won't be long before someone edits the weight and friction of each actor's skeleton.nif mesh. Fortunately, when this becomes a reality, this mod will not confict with it in any way!
Let me know what you think in the comments!