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[Unknown72]

So decided to just mod in something that wouldn't ultimately break the game, that being about 141 cutie marks and will most likely add more later (my endgame is about 1000+ cutie marks for that ultimate uniqueness, no more ponies with twin cutie marks). However I couldn't find the file that contains cutie marks that give effects/effects stats/labors/ect, so either it doesn't exist or i'm just not finding it, but it has to exist somewhere, as I had a pony with twin drills that was really good at mining alongside other ponies with cutie marks that are really good at what that cutie mark depicts, but that cutie mark isn't in the descriptor_color_cutiemark file, which is the only file besides descriptor_color_cutiemark_evil that has cutiemarks in it that I can find.

So i'm missing something, if someone could point out the file then please do and I'll start adding more that will actually affect stats and the like.

Here's the link: http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=13913

Here is how the cutie mark system works in terms of the RAWs:

Spoiler: boring details, spoilered for length (click to show/hide)

The cutie marks themselves are implemented as colors that override the normal coloring for a pony's skin on their flanks.  The files descriptor_color_cutiemark and descriptor_color_cutiemark_evil define the colors that represent specific cutie marks.   The IDs of these colors in the color RAWs are referenced by individual pony creature files - without putting in or modifying tokens inside the creature file for a type of pony, cutie marks are just weird colors that don't do anything besides crop up on forgotten beasts every now and again.

For non-stable ponies, the cutie marks are added by simply selecting all castes, selecting the skin tissue layer group for the upper leg (which refers to the rear legs), giving that tissue layer the name "cutie mark" and adding all the cutie mark colors as color modifiers, with equal probability, and defining the stage of the pony's life at which the color appears (ponies only get cutie marks after a certain age). This is found at the bottom of each pony's creature definition.  Rangers work a bit differently because only unicorns get cutie mark colors (EPs are wearing armor over theirs) but the general idea is the same.  Note that non-stable ponies currently do not get special cutie mark bonuses.

Stable ponies work differently.  For each cutie mark, there are three parts which relate to cutie marks and the bonuses that go along with them:

• Near the top, there are the pop ratios and in game descriptions for each caste, including the description of each caste's special talents.
• Roughly half way down, the skills, extra bonuses (spellcasting etc) and the various details of their appearance* are defined.  This is a large part of the creature_pony file.
• At the very bottom, cutie marks are associated with each caste.  At the moment, each caste has it's own cutie mark

In addition, there are a bunch of places where groups of castes are selected (all males, all unicorns etc).  If you are adding new castes, you will need to select your caste in each block of [SELECT_CASTE:...] tokens so they don't miss out on vital tokens.

Be aware that another modder has been down the path of adding lots of extra castes before, and there is a limit to the number of castes you can add without there being problems.  We are at 296 castes at the moment, the limit is 326.  You could add another 30 if you want, but from there things will break.  You could add multiple cutie marks per pony though, that would be completely safe to do so long as you didn't hit another limit somewhere (which hopefully won't happen unless you are making hundreds of cutie marks per caste).

On a related note, I am tempted to unify a lot of the similarly themed castes as well as some of the narrower castes and instead give castes with broader skill sets multiple cutie marks.  Not much is added by having separate armor crafting, weapon crafting, metal smithing and metal crafting cutie marks, for example - a blacksmith caste can replace all of those, and that caste could have a dozen different cutie marks associated with it.  Likewise, a lot of the narrow miscellaneous farming category tasks (lye making, bee keeping etc) could be rolled up into one or two castes.  A couple of castes (like whip user) could be cut entirely.  I took a quick skim of the caste descriptions and I could reduce the number of castes by around 50 or 60 if I do this.  Moving slave/freed slaves/blanks into their own file would also free 16 more castes.  If 30 more castes isn't enough for you (note - each cutemark+skills combo requires 4 castes), this is an option to open up more space for extra castes.

*At least some of these are the same across castes.  I haven't checked the extent of duplication yet - for all I know literally every pony has identical coat colors, and the same scheme is redefined 300 times.  I just know that I copied a skin color definition and pasted it over a few others and Git said that nothing changed.

Right, I was looking through the Stable pony stuff and saw the sheer amount of castes and wondered what those were for, i would definetly go for merging castes and moving the slave/freed slave/blank castes into their own file and then putting multiple cutie marks for different castes. Lets for more Caste creation room for later if its ever needed, lessens the sheer bulk by quite a bit, and makes it so that more and more cutie marks can be seen rather then one seen for that caste over and over.

If you merge all the Castes, I can start putting multitudes of cutie marks for each one (due to the sheer amount of castes, im thinking anywhere from 20 to 50 cutie marks per caste, for that uniquess), though i do apologize in the long run if I have copy cutie marks or somehow mess something up while adding them, as this is my first time modding DF in any way.

I was also thinking of adding the FoE version of combo drugs(Psychojet, Buffjet, Psychobuff, ect) once i figured out what syndromes and the drugs do.

[sanek213]

I was also thinking of adding the FoE version of combo drugs(Psychojet, Buffjet, Psychobuff, ect) once i figured out what syndromes and the drugs do.

I could help you with that. In raw inorganic_syndrom.txt is only a part of activating of syndrome(drug) with command to activate it. Effects of activated syndromes is stored in Interaction_MOP.txt. There you can find everything what they do.

[Unknown72]

I was also thinking of adding the FoE version of combo drugs(Psychojet, Buffjet, Psychobuff, ect) once i figured out what syndromes and the drugs do.

I could help you with that. In raw inorganic_syndrom.txt is only a part of activating of syndrome(drug) with command to activate it. Effects of activated syndromes is stored in Interaction_MOP.txt. There you can find everything what they do.

Yea I was looking at that, but can't seem to find the file that dictates where you make said drugs and what reagents are used to make them ect, as i believe someone updated earlier that made crops that can be made into said drugs. The main problem is that i'm trying to see what each workshop does in-game so I can get a good idea of what to look at myself, but all of my stables keep dying before I can make any headway due to a lot of bad things that keep happening to them that I can't stop nor control (my most recent one died because a heard of radigators wandered in and decided to slaughter everyone, and that one had only been going for an in game month)

[thefriendlyhacker]

I was also thinking of adding the FoE version of combo drugs(Psychojet, Buffjet, Psychobuff, ect) once i figured out what syndromes and the drugs do.

I could help you with that. In raw inorganic_syndrom.txt is only a part of activating of syndrome(drug) with command to activate it. Effects of activated syndromes is stored in Interaction_MOP.txt. There you can find everything what they do.

Yea I was looking at that, but can't seem to find the file that dictates where you make said drugs and what reagents are used to make them ect, as i believe someone updated earlier that made crops that can be made into said drugs. The main problem is that i'm trying to see what each workshop does in-game so I can get a good idea of what to look at myself, but all of my stables keep dying before I can make any headway due to a lot of bad things that keep happening to them that I can't stop nor control (my most recent one died because a heard of radigators wandered in and decided to slaughter everyone, and that one had only been going for an in game month)

Ok, another quick run through of how things work:

• reaction_workbench holds the reactions to produce auto-injectors. Auto-injectors are the final products that ponies use to receive drugs, and each auto-injector requires some sort of drug in their production.
• onLoad-equipment.init (in the main DF folder) holds the equip-trigger script calls that actually make auto-injectors do something.  This is what associates a drug injector syndrome with an auto-injector.
• reaction_chemistry_lab is where drug production from raw materials is handled.  If you want to know what a drug is made of, check here.
• inorganic_syndrome is where the syndromes that each wearable auto-injector gives are defined.  Each syndrome gives ponies access to a specific interaction, and defines how frequently they can use it, as well as what types of creature (unicorn, griffon etc) can gain the benefits of the auto-injector.
• interaction_MOP is where the individual drug injector interactions are defined.  Drug effects and their durations are defined here.

[Unknown72]

I was also thinking of adding the FoE version of combo drugs(Psychojet, Buffjet, Psychobuff, ect) once i figured out what syndromes and the drugs do.

I could help you with that. In raw inorganic_syndrom.txt is only a part of activating of syndrome(drug) with command to activate it. Effects of activated syndromes is stored in Interaction_MOP.txt. There you can find everything what they do.

Yea I was looking at that, but can't seem to find the file that dictates where you make said drugs and what reagents are used to make them ect, as i believe someone updated earlier that made crops that can be made into said drugs. The main problem is that i'm trying to see what each workshop does in-game so I can get a good idea of what to look at myself, but all of my stables keep dying before I can make any headway due to a lot of bad things that keep happening to them that I can't stop nor control (my most recent one died because a heard of radigators wandered in and decided to slaughter everyone, and that one had only been going for an in game month)

Ok, another quick run through of how things work:

• reaction_workbench holds the reactions to produce auto-injectors. Auto-injectors are the final products that ponies use to receive drugs, and each auto-injector requires some sort of drug in their production.
• onLoad-equipment.init (in the main DF folder) holds the equip-trigger script calls that actually make auto-injectors do something.  This is what associates a drug injector syndrome with an auto-injector.
• reaction_chemistry_lab is where drug production from raw materials is handled.  If you want to know what a drug is made of, check here.
• inorganic_syndrome is where the syndromes that each wearable auto-injector gives are defined.  Each syndrome gives ponies access to a specific interaction, and defines how frequently they can use it, as well as what types of creature (unicorn, griffon etc) can gain the benefits of the auto-injector.
• interaction_MOP is where the individual drug injector interactions are defined.  Drug effects and their durations are defined here.

Gooootcha, thanks for the help! Sorry if it's annoying but I do want to help in this even though i've only just started, hence why i'm trying to keep to the simplest things I can think of.

[Prismaa]

I'm not big MLP fan but I love fallout and since there is no fallout mods around I gave this a go and I LOVE it xD
Oh and is the "Equestria" setting no more in world creation?
Also having issues to find areas with other than low and medium salvages, I guess I should embark to something like evil biome to get other stuff?

[Unknown72]

I'm not big MLP fan but I love fallout and since there is no fallout mods around I gave this a go and I LOVE it xD
Oh and is the "Equestria" setting no more in world creation?
Also having issues to find areas with other than low and medium salvages, I guess I should embark to something like evil biome to get other stuff?

Yea the Equestria setting isn't in advanced world creation anymore, though I have no clue what happened to it. And yes, you do need to be in evil biomes to get High Salvage.

Update on the drugs, i'm MOSTLY done with them, but i'm currently trying to figure out a few things about syndromes. I know it does the effects in percentages, but what does the severity number mean exactly? Like if it had severity 5 what would that mean?

Second question is does the 

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SYN_CONCENTRATION_ADDED:x:x for syndromes work and if so, how exactly does it work?

Third question is:

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[CE_MENT_ATT_CHANGE:FOCUS:80:0:START:200:END:300] I know that the 80 after focus is a percentage, but does that mean that it's adding 80% of the base number for FOCUS to itself, thereby increasing it, or does it mean that FOCUS is only working at 80% of it's stat, instead of 100% (aka, if the FOCUS stat was 100, does the 80 mean that 80 is getting added to the 100, or does it mean that 100 is reduced to 80) and what does the 0 after the 80 mean?

Once these questions are answered, I can also start on adding withdrawal symptoms that appear after the effects wear off, but is it possible to make it a percentage chance for a syndrome to begin, so that Withdrawal doesn't happen every time, or does that just mean I put a

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PROB:X after each symptom in the withdrawal syndrome?

[thefriendlyhacker]

I'm not big MLP fan but I love fallout and since there is no fallout mods around I gave this a go and I LOVE it xD

Funnily enough, this isn't far from where I am at. Don't really care about MLP, but like I like fallout and I like how mechanically interesting this mod's weird caste based quadrupeds with fallout style tech is.  Throw in magic for even more exotic stuff and it makes for a really interesting mod.

Oh and is the "Equestria" setting no more in world creation?

I think I forgot to transfer it over to my development copy of the mod from the last version by UnicodingUnicorn when I was initially merging the out of date mod with a newer DF version file by file.  I later noticed, and was going to re-add it and tweak it once I finished merging everything else and getting it error free.

I then forgot about it again.

I just put a note in my little dev notepad thingy.  After I finish shifting around slaves/blanks to their own file and merging castes, I will either copy the old version's worldgen over and tweak it if necessary, or set up a few new custom Equestria worldgens from scratch.

Also having issues to find areas with other than low and medium salvages, I guess I should embark to something like evil biome to get other stuff?

High Q salvage is primarily found in evil and savage biomes, as well as in caverns.  It sometimes shows up elsewhere, but if you want to see it reliably then starting in a terrifying biome is usually your best bet.

FYI, I almost never embark in a biome that isn't either evil, savage or both.  The salvage boost is too useful.  I also bring 2-4 military ponies, for what it is worth.

Update on the drugs, i'm MOSTLY done with them, but i'm currently trying to figure out a few things about syndromes. I know it does the effects in percentages, but what does the severity number mean exactly? Like if it had severity 5 what would that mean?

It...well...determines severity.  A lot of symptoms aren't just on/off, but have a magnitude which determines just how crippling they are. Creatures can also tolerate or ignore some negative symptoms to a limited degree.  That is why a (non-giant) cave spider bite occasionally makes a dwarf/pony a little dizzy, instead of pretty much incapacitating them which is what would happen if the dizziness in the cave spider bite syndrome was at 10000.

You will have to play around with severity and test it in arena to figure out if it is intense enough.  From what little testing I have done, I *think* sev:10000 is when symptoms cap out, but I am not sure.  sev:1000 is usually pretty crippling, and sev:100 is generally noticeable but tolerable.   Be aware that AFAICT at some point syndromes were weakened so that you need a much higher severity than you used to in earlier DF versions, which means that the current batch of symptom severities aren't that useful as guides.  I think that change is why glowing ghouls don't incapacitate ponies a lot of the time.  In fact, IIRC GCS venom often doesn't paralyze stable citizens.  A while back, I was also testing scripts in vanilla using add-syndrome with GCS venom as the indicator to see if the script was working, and I had to massively jack up the severity to see an effect from vanilla GCS venom on vanilla dwarves.

Second question is does the 

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SYN_CONCENTRATION_ADDED:x:x for syndromes work and if so, how exactly does it work?

Dunno, haven't used it, don't have the faintest idea how it works.  Test it and tell me how it goes.

Third question is:

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[CE_MENT_ATT_CHANGE:FOCUS:80:0:START:200:END:300] I know that the 80 after focus is a percentage, but does that mean that it's adding 80% of the base number for FOCUS to itself, thereby increasing it, or does it mean that FOCUS is only working at 80% of it's stat, instead of 100% (aka, if the FOCUS stat was 100, does the 80 mean that 80 is getting added to the 100, or does it mean that 100 is reduced to 80) and what does the 0 after the 80 mean?

To pick a more illustrative example than yours, if a pony has a focus of 1000, FOCUS:120:500 changes its focus to 120% of 1000 plus 500, for a total focus of 1200+500=1700. 

You will have to check the pony RAWs to see what the typical numbers are.  1000 is "typical", and is the normal average for a human.  5000 is the max a creature can get naturally or by modding the RAWs, but I am reasonably sure that syndromes can push it over that - I noticed that Titan Power Armor + adrenaline rush was more powerful than just Titan PA during some "hack at a dragon with an aetherite ripper" style arena mode testing, and I know this because having both syndromes active allowed me to dismember a dragon 25 times my pony's size with a chainsaw-knife.  I think the actual max is somewhere between 50000 to 100000, probably 65535 since that is the maximum number of a 16 bit unsigned int.

Once these questions are answered, I can also start on adding withdrawal symptoms that appear after the effects wear off, but is it possible to make it a percentage chance for a syndrome to begin, so that Withdrawal doesn't happen every time, or does that just mean I put a

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PROB:X after each symptom in the withdrawal syndrome?

Yes, PROB:X determines the probability of a particular effect happening, where X=100 is a 100% chance.  Note that probabilities are per effect.  FYI, if you wanted to make groups of withdrawal symptoms happen sometimes as a batch, the only way I can think of to probabilistically give a group of effects all at once is to use an interaction chain - the auto-injector interaction could give another drug interaction some of the time, and that second interaction could actually apply the drug side effects.  DF AI always spams every interaction it can while in combat, so the side effect syndrome will almost always get used when in a fight (and if it doesn't get used, the fight was probably just finishing as the drug injector was triggered, so the pony isn't actually benefiting from it).

Oh, and be aware that ponies will often trigger things like drug injectors or SATS when walking near wildlife, so don't make drug syndromes too crippling long term because they will get used for the most pointless reasons.

Lastly, have you checked out the fallout equestria wiki?  IIRC there are a list of drugs on it that you could rip off, if you haven't already.

[Unknown72]

I'm not big MLP fan but I love fallout and since there is no fallout mods around I gave this a go and I LOVE it xD

Funnily enough, this isn't far from where I am at. Don't really care about MLP, but like I like fallout and I like how mechanically interesting this mod's weird caste based quadrupeds with fallout style tech is.  Throw in magic for even more exotic stuff and it makes for a really interesting mod.

Oh and is the "Equestria" setting no more in world creation?

I think I forgot to transfer it over to my development copy of the mod from the last version by UnicodingUnicorn when I was initially merging the out of date mod with a newer DF version file by file.  I later noticed, and was going to re-add it and tweak it once I finished merging everything else and getting it error free.

I then forgot about it again.

I just put a note in my little dev notepad thingy.  After I finish shifting around slaves/blanks to their own file and merging castes, I will either copy the old version's worldgen over and tweak it if necessary, or set up a few new custom Equestria worldgens from scratch.

Also having issues to find areas with other than low and medium salvages, I guess I should embark to something like evil biome to get other stuff?

High Q salvage is primarily found in evil and savage biomes, as well as in caverns.  It sometimes shows up elsewhere, but if you want to see it reliably then starting in a terrifying biome is usually your best bet.

FYI, I almost never embark in a biome that isn't either evil, savage or both.  The salvage boost is too useful.  I also bring 2-4 military ponies, for what it is worth.

Update on the drugs, i'm MOSTLY done with them, but i'm currently trying to figure out a few things about syndromes. I know it does the effects in percentages, but what does the severity number mean exactly? Like if it had severity 5 what would that mean?

It...well...determines severity.  A lot of symptoms aren't just on/off, but have a magnitude which determines just how crippling they are. Creatures can also tolerate or ignore some negative symptoms to a limited degree.  That is why a (non-giant) cave spider bite occasionally makes a dwarf/pony a little dizzy, instead of pretty much incapacitating them which is what would happen if the dizziness in the cave spider bite syndrome was at 10000.

You will have to play around with severity and test it in arena to figure out if it is intense enough.  From what little testing I have done, I *think* sev:10000 is when symptoms cap out, but I am not sure.  sev:1000 is usually pretty crippling, and sev:100 is generally noticeable but tolerable.   Be aware that AFAICT at some point syndromes were weakened so that you need a much higher severity than you used to in earlier DF versions, which means that the current batch of symptom severities aren't that useful as guides.  I think that change is why glowing ghouls don't incapacitate ponies a lot of the time.  In fact, IIRC GCS venom often doesn't paralyze stable citizens.  A while back, I was also testing scripts in vanilla using add-syndrome with GCS venom as the indicator to see if the script was working, and I had to massively jack up the severity to see an effect from vanilla GCS venom on vanilla dwarves.

Second question is does the 

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SYN_CONCENTRATION_ADDED:x:x for syndromes work and if so, how exactly does it work?

Dunno, haven't used it, don't have the faintest idea how it works.  Test it and tell me how it goes.

Third question is:

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[CE_MENT_ATT_CHANGE:FOCUS:80:0:START:200:END:300] I know that the 80 after focus is a percentage, but does that mean that it's adding 80% of the base number for FOCUS to itself, thereby increasing it, or does it mean that FOCUS is only working at 80% of it's stat, instead of 100% (aka, if the FOCUS stat was 100, does the 80 mean that 80 is getting added to the 100, or does it mean that 100 is reduced to 80) and what does the 0 after the 80 mean?

To pick a more illustrative example than yours, if a pony has a focus of 1000, FOCUS:120:500 changes its focus to 120% of 1000 plus 500, for a total focus of 1200+500=1700. 

You will have to check the pony RAWs to see what the typical numbers are.  1000 is "typical", and is the normal average for a human.  5000 is the max a creature can get naturally or by modding the RAWs, but I am reasonably sure that syndromes can push it over that - I noticed that Titan Power Armor + adrenaline rush was more powerful than just Titan PA during some "hack at a dragon with an aetherite ripper" style arena mode testing, and I know this because having both syndromes active allowed me to dismember a dragon 25 times my pony's size with a chainsaw-knife.  I think the actual max is somewhere between 50000 to 100000, probably 65535 since that is the maximum number of a 16 bit unsigned int.

Once these questions are answered, I can also start on adding withdrawal symptoms that appear after the effects wear off, but is it possible to make it a percentage chance for a syndrome to begin, so that Withdrawal doesn't happen every time, or does that just mean I put a

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PROB:X after each symptom in the withdrawal syndrome?

Yes, PROB:X determines the probability of a particular effect happening, where X=100 is a 100% chance.  Note that probabilities are per effect.  FYI, if you wanted to make groups of withdrawal symptoms happen sometimes as a batch, the only way I can think of to probabilistically give a group of effects all at once is to use an interaction chain - the auto-injector interaction could give another drug interaction some of the time, and that second interaction could actually apply the drug side effects.  DF AI always spams every interaction it can while in combat, so the side effect syndrome will almost always get used when in a fight (and if it doesn't get used, the fight was probably just finishing as the drug injector was triggered, so the pony isn't actually benefiting from it).

Oh, and be aware that ponies will often trigger things like drug injectors or SATS when walking near wildlife, so don't make drug syndromes too crippling long term because they will get used for the most pointless reasons.

Lastly, have you checked out the fallout equestria wiki?  IIRC there are a list of drugs on it that you could rip off, if you haven't already.

I have actually been using the Fallout Equestria wiki this entire time, as a result i believe i have added about 5 to 10+ drugs at this point? including 2 stronger versions of Dash (Dash-fuel and Dash+(which is just Ultra Dash)) and 2 stronger versions of Rage (Fury and Rage+(Which is just Overdrive)), alongside adding Mint-al's and Party Time Mint-als ((alongside Berry, Grape and Orange Mint-als)i have their auto-injectors as re-breathers like Dash, but might change it to auto-feeders word wise, to give more flavor text sense. The idea for rebreather though was that they were crushed into a powder and then flowed into the mask).

Once i have these combo drugs and the like done, i'll most likely start working on the other drugs like Celestia's tears (with most likely a 300-400 boost to strength but 99% chance to inflict a pain to brain with 5,000 severity. Hellloooo last resort drug).

[thefriendlyhacker]

...like Celestia's tears (with most likely a 300-400 boost to strength but 99% chance to inflict a pain to brain with 5,000 severity. Hellloooo last resort drug).

A few of words of caution about that, if you haven't figured them out already:

300-400 strength isn't that much for a drug with massive downsides.  Unless you mean 300%-400%, which is better for something with severe side-effects, but still very "all in".

I am reasonably sure 5000 pain will insta KO anything that isn't flat out immune to pain.

DF AI has no concept of conserving interaction uses.  It will get used at the start of every single combat.

Anything equipped with it will sometimes use it because a vulture came within 15 tiles, so it can't be too ridiculous downsides wise.

Anything that is immune to pain or can get immunity to pain can use it without downsides.  This includes earth ponies during adrenaline rush (which doesn't last long, but still), a few spells and med-X.  Celestia's tears are going to be popular drinks for Conjuration, Restoration and Magic masters, since they can all get pain immunity.  Anything near a Restoration Master near the start of combat will probably be spell-buffed by pain immunity too - Stoicism even lets apprentices hand out pain immunity if they take the restoration school.

[Unknown72]

...like Celestia's tears (with most likely a 300-400 boost to strength but 99% chance to inflict a pain to brain with 5,000 severity. Hellloooo last resort drug).

A few of words of caution about that, if you haven't figured them out already:

300-400 strength isn't that much for a drug with massive downsides.  Unless you mean 300%-400%, which is better for something with severe side-effects, but still very "all in".

I am reasonably sure 5000 pain will insta KO anything that isn't flat out immune to pain.

DF AI has no concept of conserving interaction uses.  It will get used at the start of every single combat.

Anything equipped with it will sometimes use it because a vulture came within 15 tiles, so it can't be too ridiculous downsides wise.

Anything that is immune to pain or can get immunity to pain can use it without downsides.  This includes earth ponies during adrenaline rush (which doesn't last long, but still), a few spells and med-X.  Celestia's tears are going to be popular drinks for Conjuration, Restoration and Magic masters, since they can all get pain immunity.  Anything near a Restoration Master near the start of combat will probably be spell-buffed by pain immunity too - Stoicism even lets apprentices hand out pain immunity if they take the restoration school.

Well, i'll tell ya i know nothing of the lore of Fallout Equestria, but what i was saying about Celestia's Tears syndrome being so ridiculous (and yes, i did mean 300-400%, not 300-400 flat bonus) is based off of the wiki entry. I was gonna put more then just pain to the brain, to make sure that those who use it die. I was gonna make it so that there's a 99% chance for the various "killing" syndromes to kill, or maybe 1 killing syndrome that you can't be immune to.

Spoiler: here's the entry itself (click to show/hide)

A last resort drug given to ponies on the battlefield. It allows the pony to exert 100% of their strength, even if mortally wounded. 99% of the ponies who use this end up dead once the effects ware off, 1% end up in a vegetive state. The only ponies to survive and not be a vegetable are Vice-General Frostmane and Screwloose. The only supply of this drug in the wasteland are in the power armor of Moonskulls. (in Unscrewed Audio Files this drug is developed and manufactured by Green-Med)]

Other drugs like Cloudpack or drugs like Scorpio and Moondust (aka Drugs that don't really do anything besides make you hallucinate or some other singular but useless effect, drugs that say "Not present in the Wasteland, or drugs that would be redundant with other drugs basically being a copy of it) i won't be adding. That cuts down the last to me adding Celestia's Tears, Hawkeye, Rainboom and maybe Luna's Tears if i make it a more lethal but more effective Celestia's Tears.

[Unknown72]

Okay so, made the drugs and everything needed for them, will most likely add more to them later. However, these drugs need to be tested, as I need to sleep as i've been working on this for 15 hours straight.

I did one test with a Mint-al Injector in the object testing arena, but for some reason it said "Steady Autoinjector" (which is another drug, but not the right one), if anyone could point out why please tell me so I can fix it.

Let me know if anyone tests to see if they work right!

Spoiler: FoE 0.41.2 Drug Test Edition changelog (click to show/hide)

-Added 16 Drugs
    -Dash-fuel: A stronger version of Dash that makes you dizzier then the normal dash that's more effective but has larger drawbacks
    -Dash+: The strongest iteration of Dash that makes you very dizzy that's very effective but has even larger drawbacks
    -Fury: A stronger version of Rage that makes you physically stronger then regular Rage but lessens your ability to focus and endure to a greater level.
    -Rage+: The strongest iteration of Rage that makes you physically stronger to an even greater level, but lowers you ability to focus and endure even worse.
    -Rainboom: A drug made from mixing 10 Dash canisters together, creating a drug that gives you great agility and willpower, but drops your endurance and focus drastically and has a 50% chance to stop your heart. Willing to flip that coin?
    -HawkEye: A drug made with a Dash canister and 5 Raw Precognitives that boost your physical and mental skills, making you a better shooter, but the kickback once it wears off makes you worse.
    -Celestia's Tears: A Last Resort drug, made by combining all other base drugs, giving you a massive combat boost, but has a 75% chance to stop your heart or kill your brain.
    -Ragedash: A drug combining Rage and Dash, giving you the benefits of both Rage and Dash (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Ragebuck: A drug combining Rage and Buck, giving you the benefits of both Rage and Buck (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Mint-al: A tablet that makes you more focused, energetic, and some even say slightly prophetic, but makes you overwhelming annoying and hurts your brain after a while. Made with a Mint and a Raw Precognitive
    -Berry Mint-al: A Berry smelling Mint-al tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al but empowers you mentally more then a normal Mint-al, pain is still apparent however. Made with 3 Berries and a Mint-al.
    -Grape Mint-al: A Grape smelling Mint-al tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al but helps you focus better then a normal Mint-al, pain is still apparent however.Made with 3 Grapes and a Mint-al.
    -Orange Mint-al: An Orange smelling Mint-al Tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al, but makes you more intuitive then a normal Mint-al. Made with 2 Oranges and a Mint-al.
    -Party Time Mint-al: A Mint-al tablet that's effects are far more effective then a normal Mint-al. Made with a Mint-al and a Concentrated Precognitive.
    -Rage-al:A drug combining Rage and Mint-al, giving you the benefits of both Mint-al and Rage (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Mintbuck: A drug combining Mint-al and Buck, giving you the benefits of both Mint-al and Buck (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).

-New Reagents and Items to make it possible to make these new drugs (All of which can be obtained from the MOP crates)

-Auto-injectors for all of the new drugs, alongside appropriate syndromes

-changed severity for some drug effects

Here's the link to download it: http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=13919

[Unknown72]

Okay so, made the drugs and everything needed for them, will most likely add more to them later. However, these drugs need to be tested, as I need to sleep as i've been working on this for 15 hours straight.

I did one test with a Mint-al Injector in the object testing arena, but for some reason it said "Steady Autoinjector" (which is another drug, but not the right one), if anyone could point out why please tell me so I can fix it.

Let me know if anyone tests to see if they work right!

Spoiler: FoE 0.41.2 Drug Test Edition changelog (click to show/hide)

-Added 16 Drugs
    -Dash-fuel: A stronger version of Dash that makes you dizzier then the normal dash that's more effective but has larger drawbacks
    -Dash+: The strongest iteration of Dash that makes you very dizzy that's very effective but has even larger drawbacks
    -Fury: A stronger version of Rage that makes you physically stronger then regular Rage but lessens your ability to focus and endure to a greater level.
    -Rage+: The strongest iteration of Rage that makes you physically stronger to an even greater level, but lowers you ability to focus and endure even worse.
    -Rainboom: A drug made from mixing 10 Dash canisters together, creating a drug that gives you great agility and willpower, but drops your endurance and focus drastically and has a 50% chance to stop your heart. Willing to flip that coin?
    -HawkEye: A drug made with a Dash canister and 5 Raw Precognitives that boost your physical and mental skills, making you a better shooter, but the kickback once it wears off makes you worse.
    -Celestia's Tears: A Last Resort drug, made by combining all other base drugs, giving you a massive combat boost, but has a 75% chance to stop your heart or kill your brain.
    -Ragedash: A drug combining Rage and Dash, giving you the benefits of both Rage and Dash (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Ragebuck: A drug combining Rage and Buck, giving you the benefits of both Rage and Buck (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Mint-al: A tablet that makes you more focused, energetic, and some even say slightly prophetic, but makes you overwhelming annoying and hurts your brain after a while. Made with a Mint and a Raw Precognitive
    -Berry Mint-al: A Berry smelling Mint-al tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al but empowers you mentally more then a normal Mint-al, pain is still apparent however. Made with 3 Berries and a Mint-al.
    -Grape Mint-al: A Grape smelling Mint-al tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al but helps you focus better then a normal Mint-al, pain is still apparent however.Made with 3 Grapes and a Mint-al.
    -Orange Mint-al: An Orange smelling Mint-al Tablet that makes you less creative in comparison to a normal Mint-al, but makes you more intuitive then a normal Mint-al. Made with 2 Oranges and a Mint-al.
    -Party Time Mint-al: A Mint-al tablet that's effects are far more effective then a normal Mint-al. Made with a Mint-al and a Concentrated Precognitive.
    -Rage-al:A drug combining Rage and Mint-al, giving you the benefits of both Mint-al and Rage (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).
    -Mintbuck: A drug combining Mint-al and Buck, giving you the benefits of both Mint-al and Buck (though not as effective as the drugs themselves) but also the drawbacks of both (albeit a bit weaker).

-New Reagents and Items to make it possible to make these new drugs (All of which can be obtained from the MOP crates)

-Auto-injectors for all of the new drugs, alongside appropriate syndromes

-changed severity for some drug effects

Here's the link to download it: http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=13919

Okay, I figured out why it was saying Steady instead of the appropriate drug, so managed to fix that. Still iffy on adding Luna's Tears as a more effective but more lethal Celestia's Tears. Other then that, the drugs should all be done.

Next part is possibly adding Withdrawal and maybe addiction? I have no clue how i'd go about doing addiction, but I have a semi-idea of making different interactions that activate once a drug finishes, giving the withdrawal.

[Unknown72]

I goofed majorly and forgot to edit the entity_stable file so that you could actually make these drugs and their auto-injectors. Derp, here have a hotfix.

Here's the link

Sorry for Quad post

Edit: Just had an epiphany with those "useless" drugs. Would it be possible to use drugs via syndromes that give positive moodlets? Lessening stress and increasing positive moods?

[TheBestPony]

I goofed majorly and forgot to edit the entity_stable file so that you could actually make these drugs and their auto-injectors. Derp, here have a hotfix.

Here's the link

Sorry for Quad post

Edit: Just had an epiphany with those "useless" drugs. Would it be possible to use drugs via syndromes that give positive moodlets? Lessening stress and increasing positive moods?

It's not about drugs, but i think i found a bug - alicorns (and griffons) can't fly(or can only fly if tag [flier] is added to their files). Can you fix this, please?