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# The Elder Scrolls Toolkit
`tes-toolkit` is a tool to help you track progress in thoroughly minmaxing characters in the Elder Scrolls games.
Currently, **only TES4: Oblivion** is supported.
Morrowind will definitely be added next but other games only if I get round to playing them - patches are welcome if you feel strongly.
## Background
I love Oblivion and decided to properly minmax a character to avoid [the leveling problem](https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Leveling#The_Leveling_Problem).
Copying character information from the game to handwritten notes and tracking progress was tedious and error-prone, so this project was born.
The result is a basic interface written in Python 3 which automates the tedious bookkeeping of the process.
Unlike tools like [Oblivion Character Planner](https://github.com/rdoll/ocp), this tool expects you to know what you're doing and simply makes journaling your progress easier, rather than guiding you by the hand.
Therefore a good grasp of the game's mechanics is required.
If you're a new player check out the [required reading section](#required-reading), which points you to the peerless UESP.
## Installation
`tes-toolkit` is published on [PyPI](https://pypi.org/), so you can simply `pip install tes-toolkit`.
It has no dependencies so won't clutter your machine with junk and can easily be `pip uninstall`ed.
Note the PyPI name `tes-toolkit` vs the module name `tes_toolkit` - [blame the Python developers](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/name-normalization/#name-normalization).
If you prefer you can also just download `tes_toolkit.py` from [the GitHub repo](https://github.com/WillOnGit/tes-toolkit).
## Quickstart
### Setup
The module is designed to be used from an interactive Python session:
```
someone@computer ~ $ python
>>> import tes_toolkit
```
Most people will want to create a class with a name, specialisation, favoured attributes and major skills, then create a character with a race, gender, class and birthsign.
The 21 default classes are included for completeness' sake, however.
```
# create a custom class - use this to follow the rest of the quickstart
>>> myclass = tes_toolkit.CharacterClass('Class name','magic',['endurance','luck'],['alchemy','alteration','block','conjuration','hand to hand','light armor','marksman'])
>>> c = tes_toolkit.Character('breton','f',myclass,'apprentice')
# alternative - use a default class
>>> alt = tes_toolkit.Character('imperial','m',tes_toolkit.default_classes['battlemage'],'lady')
```
### Core usage loop
Python's autocomplete is highly recommended, e.g. `c.i <TAB> 'someskill')`
```
# print core character info. easy to compare with in-game journal
>>> c.journal()
____ _ _
/ ___| |__ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___| |_ ___ _ __
| | | '_ \ / _` | '__/ _` |/ __| __/ _ \ '__|
| |___| | | | (_| | | | (_| | (__| || __/ |
\____|_| |_|\__,_|_| \__,_|\___|\__\___|_|
_ _
(_) ___ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _| |
| |/ _ \| | | | '__| '_ \ / _` | |
| | (_) | |_| | | | | | | (_| | |
_/ |\___/ \__,_|_| |_| |_|\__,_|_|
|__/
LEVEL 1 STRENGTH 30
CLASS Class name INTELLIGENCE 50
SIGN Apprentice WILLPOWER 50
AGILITY 30
HEALTH 70 SPEED 40
MAGICKA 250 ENDURANCE 35
FATIGUE 145 PERSONALITY 40
ENCUMBRANCE 150 LUCK 55
==================
MAJOR SKILLS
==================
block 25
hand to hand 25
alchemy 35
alteration 35
conjuration 40
light armor 25
marksman 25
==================
MINOR SKILLS
==================
armorer 5
athletics 5
blade 5
blunt 5
heavy armor 5
destruction 10
illusion 15
mysticism 20
restoration 20
acrobatics 5
mercantile 5
security 5
sneak 5
speechcraft 5
# print "hidden" information about this level-up so far
>>> c.progressToLevelUp()
Working towards level 2
majors 0/10
------------------
STRENGTH 0
INTELLIGENCE 0
WILLPOWER 0
AGILITY 0
SPEED 0
ENDURANCE 0
PERSONALITY 0
------------------
Times trained 0/5
# increase a skill when it happens in-game
>>> c.increaseSkill('heavy armor')
heavy armor increased to 6
# increase a single skill by more than one - useful when catching up or at low levels with rapid increases
>>> c.increaseSkill('armorer',9)
armorer increased to 14
>>> c.progressToLevelUp()
Working towards level 2
majors 0/10
------------------
STRENGTH 0
INTELLIGENCE 0
WILLPOWER 0
AGILITY 0
SPEED 0
ENDURANCE 10
PERSONALITY 0
------------------
Times trained 0/5
# track training sessions
>>> c.increaseSkill('alchemy',3,True)
alchemy increased to 38
>>> c.progressToLevelUp()
Working towards level 2
majors 3/10
------------------
STRENGTH 0
INTELLIGENCE 3
WILLPOWER 0
AGILITY 0
SPEED 0
ENDURANCE 10
PERSONALITY 0
------------------
Times trained 3/5
# level up - increase tenth major skill and call levelUp
# endurance, intelligence and luck will be automatically detected as the best attributes to raise
# confirm interactively and you're level 2
>>> c.increaseSkill('conjuration',7)
conjuration increased to 47
Level up available
>>> c.levelUp()
Autodetection succeeded - detected ['intelligence', 'endurance', 'luck']
Are you happy with these attributes? Type 'yes' to proceed
yes
>>> c.journal()
____ _ _
/ ___| |__ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___| |_ ___ _ __
| | | '_ \ / _` | '__/ _` |/ __| __/ _ \ '__|
| |___| | | | (_| | | | (_| | (__| || __/ |
\____|_| |_|\__,_|_| \__,_|\___|\__\___|_|
_ _
(_) ___ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _| |
| |/ _ \| | | | '__| '_ \ / _` | |
| | (_) | |_| | | | | | | (_| | |
_/ |\___/ \__,_|_| |_| |_|\__,_|_|
|__/
LEVEL 2 STRENGTH 30
CLASS Class name INTELLIGENCE 55
SIGN Apprentice WILLPOWER 50
AGILITY 30
HEALTH 84 SPEED 40
MAGICKA 260 ENDURANCE 40
FATIGUE 150 PERSONALITY 40
ENCUMBRANCE 150 LUCK 56
==================
MAJOR SKILLS
==================
block 25
hand to hand 25
alchemy 38
alteration 35
conjuration 47
light armor 25
marksman 25
==================
MINOR SKILLS
==================
armorer 14
athletics 5
blade 5
blunt 5
heavy armor 6
destruction 10
illusion 15
mysticism 20
restoration 20
acrobatics 5
mercantile 5
security 5
sneak 5
speechcraft 5
# save character to file, by default "saved-character.json"
>>> tes_toolkit.saveCharacter(c)
```
### Extras
If you're calling Python from a directory with a `saved-character.json` file, you can invoke the module directly:
```
someone@computer ~ $ python -i -m tes_toolkit
Saved character loaded successfully
>>>
```
Note the `-i` flag is required so we can actually use our character.
This method also means that you can omit the initial `tes_toolkit.` from calls, e.g. `saveCharacter(c)`.
```
# manually specify attributes to increase on level-up. useful when increasing luck
>>> c.levelUp(['strength','agility','luck'])
# show magic skills by mastery level - leave blank for all skills
>>> c.skillLevels('magic')
==================
SKILL LEVELS
==================
--- APPRENTICE ---
alchemy 38
alteration 35
conjuration 47
----- NOVICE -----
destruction 10
illusion 15
mysticism 20
restoration 20
# show how we're doing in the overall scheme of minmaxing
>>> c.minmax()
==================
SKILL UP MARGINS
==================
STRENGTH
0 .................................................. 125
INTELLIGENCE
0 .................................................. 105
WILLPOWER
0 .................................................. 135
AGILITY
0 .................................................. 125
SPEED
0 .................................................. 145
ENDURANCE
0 .................................................. 135
PERSONALITY
0 .................................................. 155
LUCK
0 .................................................. 4
==================
ATTRIBUTE ORDERING
==================
Status: OK
Increase attributes in any order, although there are only
28 spare level ups until you need to increase AGILITY
==================
IDEAL STATISTICS
==================
LEVEL
2 ##................................................ 50
HEALTH
84 ######............................................ 648
MAGICKA
260 #####################################............. 350
FATIGUE
150 ###################............................... 400
ENCUMBRANCE
150 ###############................................... 500
# apply the Oghma Infinium bonus interactively
>>> c.oghmaInfinium()
Choose a path from 'steel', 'shadow' or 'spirit'
STEEL | SHADOW | SPIRIT
---------------------|---------------------|----------------------
Strength +10 = 40|Agility +10 = 40|Intelligence +10 = 65
Speed +10 = 50|Speed +10 = 50|
---------------------|---------------------|----------------------
Blade +10 = 15|Sneak +10 = 15|Conjuration +10 = 57
Blunt +10 = 15|Security +10 = 15|Restoration +10 = 30
Heavy Armor +10 = 16|Light Armor +10 = 35|Destruction +10 = 20
steel
STEEL
---------------------
Strength +10 = 40
Speed +10 = 50
---------------------
Blade +10 = 15
Blunt +10 = 15
Heavy Armor +10 = 16
Are you happy with this path? Type 'yes' to proceed
yes
# import an existing character at a level greater than 1.
# only works assuming a level up has just taken place
>>> attributes = {'strength': 35, 'intelligence': 80, 'willpower': 100, 'agility': 30, 'speed': 50, 'endurance': 100, 'personality': 40, 'luck': 65}
>>> skills = {'acrobatics': 24, 'alchemy': 50, 'alteration': 88, 'armorer': 55, 'athletics': 43, 'blade': 30, 'block': 53, 'blunt': 11, 'conjuration': 61, 'destruction': 69, 'hand to hand': 34, 'heavy armor': 58, 'illusion': 47, 'light armor': 36, 'marksman': 28, 'mercantile': 29, 'mysticism': 54, 'restoration': 55, 'security': 22, 'sneak': 13, 'speechcraft': 26}
>>> health = 298
>>> level = 15
>>> c.override(attributes,skills,health,level)
# make sure everything checks out
>>> c.validate()
Everything looks good :)
0
# save characters with a different file name to e.g. keep backups or maintain multiple characters
>>> tes_toolkit.saveCharacter(c,'other filename')
# load a saved character
>>> c = tes_toolkit.loadCharacter('savename')
# last resort in case we didn't save anything here - undoes all progress this level
# WARNING: no prompt
>>> c.resetToLastLevel()
```
## Reference documentation
Full documentation for each class, method etc. is available as docstrings.
Examine the code or browse them interactively for details.
In particular, the module-level documentation has overviews of what's available.
## Required reading
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Character_Creation
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Attributes
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Skills
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Leveling
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Efficient_Leveling
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Increasing_Skills
- https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Endurance (especially the Health Gains section)
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"description": "# The Elder Scrolls Toolkit\n`tes-toolkit` is a tool to help you track progress in thoroughly minmaxing characters in the Elder Scrolls games.\n\nCurrently, **only TES4: Oblivion** is supported.\nMorrowind will definitely be added next but other games only if I get round to playing them - patches are welcome if you feel strongly.\n\n## Background\nI love Oblivion and decided to properly minmax a character to avoid [the leveling problem](https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Leveling#The_Leveling_Problem).\nCopying character information from the game to handwritten notes and tracking progress was tedious and error-prone, so this project was born.\nThe result is a basic interface written in Python 3 which automates the tedious bookkeeping of the process.\n\nUnlike tools like [Oblivion Character Planner](https://github.com/rdoll/ocp), this tool expects you to know what you're doing and simply makes journaling your progress easier, rather than guiding you by the hand.\nTherefore a good grasp of the game's mechanics is required.\nIf you're a new player check out the [required reading section](#required-reading), which points you to the peerless UESP.\n\n## Installation\n`tes-toolkit` is published on [PyPI](https://pypi.org/), so you can simply `pip install tes-toolkit`.\nIt has no dependencies so won't clutter your machine with junk and can easily be `pip uninstall`ed.\nNote the PyPI name `tes-toolkit` vs the module name `tes_toolkit` - 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useful when catching up or at low levels with rapid increases\n>>> c.increaseSkill('armorer',9)\narmorer increased to 14\n\n>>> c.progressToLevelUp()\nWorking towards level 2\nmajors 0/10\n------------------\nSTRENGTH 0\nINTELLIGENCE 0\nWILLPOWER 0\nAGILITY 0\nSPEED 0\nENDURANCE 10\nPERSONALITY 0\n------------------\nTimes trained 0/5\n\n\n# track training sessions\n>>> c.increaseSkill('alchemy',3,True)\nalchemy increased to 38\n\n>>> c.progressToLevelUp()\nWorking towards level 2\nmajors 3/10\n------------------\nSTRENGTH 0\nINTELLIGENCE 3\nWILLPOWER 0\nAGILITY 0\nSPEED 0\nENDURANCE 10\nPERSONALITY 0\n------------------\nTimes trained 3/5\n\n\n# level up - increase tenth major skill and call levelUp\n# endurance, intelligence and luck will be automatically detected as the best attributes to raise\n# confirm interactively and you're level 2\n>>> c.increaseSkill('conjuration',7)\nconjuration increased to 47\nLevel up available\n\n>>> c.levelUp()\nAutodetection succeeded - detected ['intelligence', 'endurance', 'luck']\nAre you happy with these attributes? Type 'yes' to proceed\nyes\n\n>>> c.journal()\n ____ _ _\n / ___| |__ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___| |_ ___ _ __\n| | | '_ \\ / _` | '__/ _` |/ __| __/ _ \\ '__|\n| |___| | | | (_| | | | (_| | (__| || __/ |\n \\____|_| |_|\\__,_|_| \\__,_|\\___|\\__\\___|_|\n _ _\n (_) ___ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _| |\n | |/ _ \\| | | | '__| '_ \\ / _` | |\n | | (_) | |_| | | | | | | (_| | |\n _/ |\\___/ \\__,_|_| |_| |_|\\__,_|_|\n|__/\n\nLEVEL 2 STRENGTH 30\nCLASS Class name INTELLIGENCE 55\nSIGN Apprentice WILLPOWER 50\nAGILITY 30\nHEALTH 84 SPEED 40\nMAGICKA 260 ENDURANCE 40\nFATIGUE 150 PERSONALITY 40\nENCUMBRANCE 150 LUCK 56\n\n==================\nMAJOR SKILLS\n==================\nblock 25\nhand to hand 25\nalchemy 38\nalteration 35\nconjuration 47\nlight armor 25\nmarksman 25\n==================\nMINOR SKILLS\n==================\narmorer 14\nathletics 5\nblade 5\nblunt 5\nheavy armor 6\ndestruction 10\nillusion 15\nmysticism 20\nrestoration 20\nacrobatics 5\nmercantile 5\nsecurity 5\nsneak 5\nspeechcraft 5\n\n\n# save character to file, by default \"saved-character.json\"\n>>> tes_toolkit.saveCharacter(c)\n```\n\n### Extras\nIf you're calling Python from a directory with a `saved-character.json` file, you can invoke the module directly:\n```\nsomeone@computer ~ $ python -i -m tes_toolkit\nSaved character loaded successfully\n>>> \n```\nNote the `-i` flag is required so we can actually use our character.\nThis method also means that you can omit the initial `tes_toolkit.` from calls, e.g. `saveCharacter(c)`.\n\n```\n# manually specify attributes to increase on level-up. useful when increasing luck\n>>> c.levelUp(['strength','agility','luck'])\n\n# show magic skills by mastery level - leave blank for all skills\n>>> c.skillLevels('magic')\n==================\n SKILL LEVELS\n==================\n--- APPRENTICE ---\nalchemy 38\nalteration 35\nconjuration 47\n\n----- NOVICE -----\ndestruction 10\nillusion 15\nmysticism 20\nrestoration 20\n\n\n# show how we're doing in the overall scheme of minmaxing\n>>> c.minmax()\n==================\nSKILL UP MARGINS\n==================\nSTRENGTH\n 0 .................................................. 125\nINTELLIGENCE\n 0 .................................................. 105\nWILLPOWER\n 0 .................................................. 135\nAGILITY\n 0 .................................................. 125\nSPEED\n 0 .................................................. 145\nENDURANCE\n 0 .................................................. 135\nPERSONALITY\n 0 .................................................. 155\nLUCK\n 0 .................................................. 4\n\n==================\nATTRIBUTE ORDERING\n==================\n\nStatus: OK\n\nIncrease attributes in any order, although there are only\n28 spare level ups until you need to increase AGILITY\n\n==================\nIDEAL STATISTICS\n==================\nLEVEL\n 2 ##................................................ 50\nHEALTH\n 84 ######............................................ 648\nMAGICKA\n260 #####################################............. 350\nFATIGUE\n150 ###################............................... 400\nENCUMBRANCE\n150 ###############................................... 500\n\n\n# apply the Oghma Infinium bonus interactively\n>>> c.oghmaInfinium()\nChoose a path from 'steel', 'shadow' or 'spirit'\n\n STEEL | SHADOW | SPIRIT\n---------------------|---------------------|----------------------\nStrength +10 = 40|Agility +10 = 40|Intelligence +10 = 65\nSpeed +10 = 50|Speed +10 = 50|\n---------------------|---------------------|----------------------\nBlade +10 = 15|Sneak +10 = 15|Conjuration +10 = 57\nBlunt +10 = 15|Security +10 = 15|Restoration +10 = 30\nHeavy Armor +10 = 16|Light Armor +10 = 35|Destruction +10 = 20\n\nsteel\n STEEL\n---------------------\nStrength +10 = 40\nSpeed +10 = 50\n---------------------\nBlade +10 = 15\nBlunt +10 = 15\nHeavy Armor +10 = 16\n\nAre you happy with this path? 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