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can you tell if its the regular stress or the cigarette stress? cause those are two separate values in the code.
And how consistent is it?

if its normal stress then its probably you gaining stress from a TV or anything that gives the (^ Stress) icon, which has a bug where every time you gain stress that way, it adds the smoker stress to your current stress again. so if you had 0 stress and 25 smoker stress, then gain 10 stress. you'd end up with 35 stress and 25 smoker stress. Its a bug you have to account for whenever you modify the stress value in any mod.

if its consistent and regular stress, then i might need to go adjust the formula to account for whatever fix they tried to do in b42.
if its CigStress then i'll have to go debug it.

Can confirm smoker goes to max anxiety after a few minutes of playing

rate 4/10

The smoker stress spikes at a certain point to max stress. Fix my precious smoker please!

Now there is a bug that will cause smokers' stress to rise to 100 quickly.

@Clem if you don't know where to put that line of code then you should read the modders guide on the pzwiki. that line is a line of lua code that goes in a script in media\lua\client and if you don't know how to write a script you bascially can't do anything with this mod.

I will try this mod,but will be easy if you can put for dummies like me jajaja.For example,I dont know how to put this StatsLib.HungerLossModifiers.SomeOtherStatIdentifier = 0.5,in which part have to put it.

Thanks, @Dr. Lalaoz! I'll check it out right away.

Appreciate you looking into it! You're the man! Thank you

Fixed the MoodleFR incompatibility. StatTweaks defined PerformanceSettings as the getPerformance() function so it could get the current framerate for scaling the gradual stat changes. but that caused MoodleFR to be unable to call its PerformanceSettings.getLockFPS() call because the value was changed.
This means that global values within mods (even "local" ones) can be changed by other mods, accidentally or otherwise. which is what happened here.