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I should've explained my AIO question better, does it interfere if auto-medic in the AIO settings is set to off? What about if I use the "Heal Up!" command inside of AIO? As in, do I have to use the vanilla commands to heal for it to function properly? So far, it works fine up until I ordered them to "heal up!" with AIO, which is what I'm guessing the warning prompt in your mod was trying to explain.
If that's the case, no worries. I'll just switch back to the vanilla menus. Thanks again for your help.
Oh, I should say, that your tooltips in the mod are excellent, sincerely. Most of the time with mods, I'm left questioning what does what, in terms of how the settings are applied. Then have to look stuff up, which can be difficult depending on how well documented the mod is. You've done a great job having it all there and easily understood, kudos.