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Use robjumper's update version, which he's linked below. Not sure if that works with LW 2 but it's a definite improvement over this original. You can remove it from a save game without crashing. That's a big one.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=717919318
http://www.nexusmods.com/xcom2/mods/310/?
Does it make it so soldiers are not 'wounded' to any degree if the damage done to them is done only to the extra health granted by armour (upgraded or otherwise)?
Fixing it.
I was wondering about the entire class folder. But it's my first mod and it's what modbuddy did when I made a new project so I decided to play it safe.
I'll do that in a future update.
I think I can avoid the context override though. But it means making my own gamestate and trying to hook into the transfer from tactical to strategy state change. That's still giving me issues.
Delete it and save us about 20mb per transfer. :D
Other than that though, this mod works perfectly - clever solution to the problem of dodging a gamestate override (you can't override gamestates). It crashed on me all the time. Didn't even think about the context edit.
Thanks a ton for this.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=621376448&searchtext=health