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• Mar 09, 2017 I've tried Misery and think it's pretty fun! What is the difference with CoC mod and Misery? CoC is larger I believe, Misery is harsher. So if your one of those players that likes getting punched in the face by your game then Misery might be up your alley. If you want to explore the landmass of all 3 Stalker games then CoC is your thing.
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Hi all, just spent last two days playing Arsenal Overhaul COP to get familiar with the game. Now I have a fresh installation of Misery 2.1.1 with Absolute Nature 4 and about to begin (just ran straight to ship as the Recon). R/stalker All about the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Survival-horror computer game series (including Shadow of Chernobyl, Clear Sky, Call of Pripyat, and community mods for each). This is not a subreddit about stalking people nor discussing real-life stalkers!

Many people ask how to add stuff to the trader, change prices or they have some other reason to ask for the trader files. Now this post will explain exactly how the trader files work.

The files can be found in gamedataconfigmisc . There is a file for every trader:In this tutorial I will use Sidorovich's file, to make things easier for me.

[trader] The info portions that control the changes

Every trader file starts with a [trader] section (I will call everything that has [around] it a section). This first section contains info portions that tell the game which sections to call next. Info portions are used by STALKER to control many things. They are given to you (silently) when you advance in the game. Sid's [trader] section looks like this:

This means:

• the buy condition is always trader_generic_buy
• the sell condition is trader_start_sell as default and trader_after_fabric_sell, if the info portion esc_kill_bandits_quest_done is given. That is the case, when you've killed the bandits that keep the rookie stalker captive.
• the buy_supplies are supplies_start as default and supplies_after_fabric after the same info portion is given.

Barkeep even has a second info portion, so his stuff is changed after X18 and then again after X16.

Now what do these different sections mean? Read in the next parts...

[trader_generic_buy] What the trader buys from you, for how much

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From now on, you will find items listed in every section. They usually have two numbers behind them, but those numbers have different meanings for every section. In this first section you will find something like this:

Don't care about such things. They are Cyrillic comments. Everything behind a ; in any .ltx file is a comment or something that someone has deactivated. If a ; is in the middle of a line, the line is active but everything behind that sign will be ignored.

Then there is also something like this:

It means you can't sell a dog tail to Sid, because Sid doesn't care about dog tails! He hasn't fixed a price for it.

Finally there will be something like this:

It means Sid will give you money for a silencer. How much? Well, you have to do some math, to read it: 0.7 + 0.2 = 0.9 -> 0.9 / 2 = 0.45 -> 0.45 45%So he will pay you 45% of the base price. The base price is set in the other ltx files, that define the properties of weapons, suits, etc.Why so complicated? Don't ask me, I'm not GSC. They probably wanted to calculate it different first, but then just made it this way.

[supplies_start] What the trader has to offer

Let me say this right at the beginning: If you add things here, you'll also have to add/edit the same thing in the corresponding sell section. Explained in part 4.

So, this is where you can add stuff that the trader should sell to you. Since this is the [supplies_start] section, he will offer it right from the beginning - but he will offer it only until the next section becomes active ([supplies_after_fabric]). If he should offer it then also, you'd have to add/edit it there as well.

Let's say you want to buy a Gauss rifle from Sid, you'd put:

The first 1 means he could have one Gauss rifle in stock. The second 1 means the chance he will actually have it in stock is 100%.

To make things a bit more difficult, you want to add the gauss ammo, too:

He can have 10 boxes of ammo, but only with a possibility of 30% for each box!

Like I told you, this isn't everything: When adding stuff to the supplies, you have to add or edit the same stuff in the corresponding section ...

[trader_start_sell] What the trader sells

In this section it is defined for how much the trader will sell his supplies to you - if he sells them.

For example:

He will sell you his Vodka for twice its base price! Obviously the price calculation is done like explained in part 2 of this guide.

But many stuff isn't for sale:

Maybe Sid does care about dog tails, because he doesn't sell them either! He likes to keep them obviously!

If you want to be able to buy your Gauss rifle and ammo at start, you have to add it somewhere in this section [trader_start_sell]. If you want to be able to buy it for literally no money, you could add it like this:

The Gauss base price is 25000, so this would sell it for 0.004 % = 1 RU.The ammo base price is 550. Sid throws it out for 0.2 % - around 1 RU.

Of course it would be much easier to edit the base price, than making this complicated rocket-science percentage calculations.

Also, usually prices that traders sell their stuff for, are higher than 100% - because they want to make profit. So the numbers would look like in the Vodka example.

Important: If you want to add something that is already in the file (but has ;NO TRADE behind it maybe), then you have to edit the line instead of adding the same item again. Don't make duplicates in the same section!

Note: All price calculations are shown for items which are 0% damaged. If they are damaged, they price will be reduced of course.

Quest items: If you want to sell or buy quest items, you have to set their quest item status to false.

That can be done in gamedataconfigmiscquest_items.ltx

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Source: http://forums.filefront.com/s-t-l-k-e-r-soc-modding-editing/362105-tutorial-how-edit-trader-files.html#post4342355

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