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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
I have considered making the hunger rate configurable with an options menu, but I honestly don’t have a PC to work on it at the moment. Thanks for the feedback and I hope to continue to use and enjoy the mod.
This mod should be repaired now. I realized that in my version-update logic, I was stopping the quest which controls the hunger feature. That has been corrected.
You may need to do a clean re-install of this mod to correct the issue with the quest being stopped, but it should work after that. I tested a situation where the quest was not properly restarting after updating the mod, but a clean install fixed it.
That being said... I have implemented this feature in an SE mod in a better way, and I plan to update this version with a similar solution. I haven’t had time to do so, but I did get my modding environment for standard Skyrim set up again this past weekend. I hope to get working on this soon.
It’s been a LONG time since I visited this mod. I have since created a special edition compatible version with a much more stable and elegant solution. Since there is still some interest in this mod, I’ll look into updating it this weekend. However as I mentioned it has need a long time and may only get as far as setting up my modding environment for OG Skyrim again.
Good luck, I will be coming back to this mod in the future when it is updated again!
Damn. That's a bummer. I was working on this mod about a month ago creating a version that is compatible with Requiem, and I noticed some similar issues. I use a hidden quest to manage logic for this mod. I think some quest data is stored in your save file whenever a quest is activated, and it remains saved even if the mod/DLC for the quest is removed. In my case, this resulted in some difficulty restarting the quest which manages the mod, even after uninstalling and reloading it. I recall fixing it for that version, but I forget exactly how (again, this was months ago). If I get a chance, I'll look into how I fixed those issues in the Requiem version and try to do the same for this one.
I'm sorry you can't enjoy the mod. I imagine it would work fine with a new character, but I know that's probably not what you would like to do. There are a couple other good mods that add a similar feature; I think one is call Complex Needs.