Hopefully it works, ill check tomorrow about any bugs you all may find.

Looks like it's about time to put back my badge of "Exemplary Subject", and my trusty Apollonian armor !

Goin' into the field, giving it a run... I mostly want to see if with a certain "physics"/QoL mod, it's still easy to parameter distances and heights, while still being able to break open containers.


EDIT : Coming back from a low risk excursion.

All systems nominal, no loss of frames on my end, everything concerning this mod seems stable and solid. In term of possibilities, and after just a small amount of tweeks, I can safely say we can very easily reach the full potential of the Warp pack in very little effort. Perhaps the greatest stat to modify for a maximum comfort is by far the "Vertical tolerance" . . . but be aware, depending of your intends you will need to parameter it accordingly. The testing below was done with a reasonable distance upgrade of 2 extra meters ( 10 > 12 ) :

> If your intention is to raid bunkers and take over what's inside for your and your teammates, be advised that "Vertical Tolerance" must be set around "0" to "1.5" for greatest efficiency... The limit is "2.0", where it can become finicky with the terrain ( The only way I found to profit from this final limit and still access bunkers is to stay perfectly still in front of the place you're aiming at, no directional inputs, and press the action key required to warp... tryin' to move while it's setup at 2.0 will block you in front of the door or teleport you behind ) . . . As the "1.0.1" is currently set, I don't know if something can be done to improve by default the targeting of bunkers , but chances are : this is something that we will all have to manually keep in check.

> If you are aiming for a tactical control and high ground over-watch, setting vertical at a value around 4 to 5 allows you to reach upper levels with a greater ease ( a pleasure when you're in small settlements map, reaching one building from another ). But most importantly, it gives you enough maneuverability to muffle your fall on the ground, without being stunned on landing ( and also avoiding taking some damages... but compared to being stunned in a critical moment, damages can be the least of your problems )


I'll have to give it further analyses in higher risks environments... but the combat abilities of the Warp Pack can make it a surprisingly good tool of "melee" combat, giving you enough room around you to clear a path for your allies. Be advised though, extending the reach + damage of the warp will DEFINITELY f**k around your perception of space . . . and annihilate your fellow divers if they stand near the crossfire, so, keep in mind your settings.