After reading this thread, it looks like this is a misnomer- what I thought was a bug (failure to increase progress above 97 in a skill) appears to be this mod working as intended.

As this mod does not actually increase the limit to 100, nor does it say that it cannot allow skills to be trained to that level, I feel that the name need to be changed or description altered to reflect this fact.

i recently used this mod and it worked as intended: lvl 100 caps for all the dummies added by the main mod. i guess you use dummies from another mod / have mod conflicts with a mod that uses parts of my mod. You can try to put this mod lower in the load order, below the conflicting mod. Otherwise you can check the page from the main mod for the details of the dummies.

attack melee only caps to 49?

i don't know if its the mod its self or a conflict with another one, all of them work like they are supposed to except some how my advanced attack dummy has a max lvl of 10.000 or so, (its easy to forget about the training and caught my characters at about 250 Attack)

Nice, thx

should take effect right away

Should I Import so the submod takes effect?

Very nice, thank you. I figure that the exp bell-curve makes any training slow immensely at some point, regardless of if its faster or not.

Are training dummies impacted by racial exp bonuses?

cant quantify it, but i guess about 30-50% in the beginning and less later on

How much faster does the training go compared to the base mod?

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op nvm was looking in the wrong place

this submod isnt working for me despite being loaded below main mod

yes, there is a "soft"-cap on the level.

The amount of training necessary increases strongly around 100, whereas the amount you gain by the dummies reduces close to the limit.

fun fact though, if you break 100 by cheats or a dummy with a higher limit, there is no more stat cap and you will gain like 500 skill/attribute in a day fighting

it seems like i cant actually get any of my skills to 100...instead they seem capped at 97 with varying percentages (some at 71%, most around 25%). do you have any idea why that would happen?

Thanks for give the chance. Grear Job.