For example, a list that contains an item with item level 1, two items with item level 2, and 1 item with item level 4, being consulted relative to a player of level 3, will randomly select one of the two items with item level 2 - the item level 4 item has an item level that is higher than the player's level, and the item level 1 item has an item level that is lower than the greatest item level in the list after that comparison, so both are ignored. "Standard" behavior is for a list to contain one selection from its list it picks exactly one object with uniform randomness and returns the quantity it has associated with that object, ignoring objects with an associated level greater than the level specified in the request or less than the greatest object level it can return based on its contents, subject to the previous constraint. Ī leveled list is a list of objects, where each object is either an actual object (item, actor, or spell) or another list of the appropriate type, associated with a level (referred to below as object level, but this is specific to the list in question, not the object in general) and a quantity. Leveled creatures with a level modifier of "very hard" will be at least the next higher entry on the list instead. A request for a leveled list always provides a desired quantity and a desired level, usually the player's level, possibly modified by the level of the encounter zone. Leveled lists are sometimes themselves objects nested inside other leveled lists. Leveled lists contain for each item on the list additional information: an object level and a quantity specifying the number of objects of this kind created by the list. Skyrim uses leveled lists primarily to adjust content to your level, but they are sometimes used to group objects for other reasons.Īdditionally there are non-leveled lists of objects (FLST) not considered here.
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