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- Customizable, use the dc lootconfig console command to show the admin UI
The solution I found with putting another loot mod underneath yours in the mod load order is working nicely at the moment. Did not encounter any issues yet. I also found an even more outdated mod that actually keeps some durability on the dropped equipment so all solved by the moment! Thank you for your explanatory comments and time! Looking for more great mods and features from you as modders are the only thing making this game as good as it is!
Eventually I might create a custom system in this mod that is adjustable, but for now it's not high priority and disabling the vanilla one was the only way to prevent it from sabotaging the purpose of this mod which is primarily to prevent high end loot spoiling the early game.
Part of the reason it's not easily moddable in a clean way so that it can be toggled is because the only parts available to modders are the data used for it.
I might have found a, not so nice, solution though. Another loot mod underneath yours in the mod loader seems to let them drop all their equipment, but all fully damaged, not sure if this affects dismantling numbers or not. The mod is outdated by over a year sadly as there is not other up to date loot mods besides yours. Just not sure if it collides too heavily with yours or not yet.