Posts from Skillwheel (mod: Moonst@r)

Small changes to the Skillwheel mod by Azard, taken from this topic. Borrowed solution for "skill probability" from vova2112 from this topic.

Initially, I planned for more changes (without affecting the core), but it turned out that after implementing them, the game incorrectly displayed what was intended and simply crashed. I had to abandon the idea of having one button for all factions on the level-up box (the first screenshot shows the level-up). Then, I had to abandon the idea of adding a separate "skill probability" for each faction on the same level-up box. Perhaps I will add something in the future.

Changes related to the main mod can be seen in the screenshots below, or you can download the original mod and compare.

Am I correct in understanding that, overall, this is a classic skill tree, but with your graphical modifications?
In other words, this skill tree is tailored to the original game balance.

Small changes to the Skillwheel mod by Azard, taken from this topic. Borrowed solution for "skill probability" from vova2112 from this topic.

Initially, I planned for more changes (without affecting the core), but it turned out that after implementing them, the game incorrectly displayed what was intended and simply crashed. I had to abandon the idea of a single button for all Factions on the level-up box (the first screenshot shows the level-up). Then, I had to abandon the idea of adding a separate "skill probability" for each Faction on the same level-up box. Perhaps I will add something in the future.

Changes related to the main mod can be seen in the screenshots below, or you can download the original mod and compare.

Hmm, everything is great, but I'm confused by the button for the gnome's skill wheel; the brown head blends in with the background in the first screenshot. I can imagine my sister saying, "I can't see who that is." I would style the buttons to look more classic, either with a green button and a yellow emblem, or just yellow emblems.

The icon is clearly visible. There's nothing to examine, and you won't mistake the correct button.
Can you show an example of a "classic-style" one? I don't quite understand.

I won't make a mistake; I can simply guess that brown represents dwarves based on the color. But if a person isn't very familiar with the game and doesn't have very good eyesight, they might get confused (I experienced this while playing with someone). Because a brown head on a brown background looks like an empty space compared to the others; this is especially noticeable when you're looking at it from the corner of your eye and the panel is out of focus. But these are just my personal preferences.

I can't provide an example of the "reset" button right now; there was one in a mod for the undead resurrection table, and it was a green button with a yellow skull.

You just need to take a closer look at it once, plus it's large and on a black background with all the others in the wheel. The association will work, and there shouldn't be any discomfort.

Lol, there were no complaints about the button in the wheel itself, X). And thanks for the Necromancer button.

Here, everything is correct, there were no complaints about this; it was the level-up window that bothered me.

Cool mod, now it's easier for me to plan my build. True, it lags a bit when the hero levels up...