The realism compatibility patch has it in there.

Yes, you can. go to \SPT\user\mods\zSerWolfik-Heavy-Troopers\db\templates and open handbook.json in notepad++. You can adjust the price of each mask individually, and they should be about 10-20% more expensive on the flea than the listed handbook price. Also you can set “use live flea prices” to use PvE flea prices instead of PvP.

I’ll give that a shot, thanks!
As for using live pve prices, that only works for existing items, last I checked. These are all mod items with no comparable pricing.
Well, besides their only t2 counterpart, the basic trooper mask. But if they were based on that price, I wouldn’t be asking xD

Not thru this mod directly, but you can add compatibility for these masks in those gear mods themselves. I’ve managed to get the TC-2000, OPS-CORE FAST MMODXII (all colors), and the Shapeshifter helmets from Painter and TGC working with these masks.

For these specific helmets, what you need to do is open \SPT\user\mods\MoxoPixel-TacticalGearComponent\database and open modTGC_items.json in notepad++. Then you need to add the item ID’s of each trooper mask in the “Filter”: section in the “mod_nvg” slot of each mask.

When you open notepad++ initially it will look intimidating. Don’t worry, it’s a fairly simple copy + paste job to get them compatible with those helmets. The method I used to find each helmet that SHOULD be compatible with these was to hit ctrl + F to open the Find dialog box, then I typed “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2” in the “find what” field because that’s the item ID for the base game’s trooper mask. Hit the “Find Next” button and it should highlight an item ID exactly matching the one in the field.

you should see something like this:

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_parent”: “672e2e75d89015cd6322030b”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Filter”: [ “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca”, “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8” ], From there, click on the last “ on the id “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8” and add a comma.

It should look like

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_parent”: “672e2e75d89015cd6322030b”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Filter”: [ “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca”, “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8”, ], From there, hit enter so it should then look like

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_parent”: “672e2e75d89015cd6322030b”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Filter”: [ “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca”, “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8”, ], Then, in the empty field, simply copy and paste these ID’s:

“6753b339cec7fc449f055443”,

“6753b339cec7fc449f055442”,

“6753b339cec7fc449f055441”,

“6753b339cec7fc449f055444”,

“6753b339cec7fc449f055440”

The final product should look like this:

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_parent”: “672e2e75d89015cd6322030b”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Filter”: [ “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca”, “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8”, “6753b339cec7fc449f055443”, “6753b339cec7fc449f055442”, “6753b339cec7fc449f055441”, “6753b339cec7fc449f055444”, “6753b339cec7fc449f055440” ], from there, you’re good! repeat the process for the remaining helmets (that are already compatible with the base trooper mask so it doesn’t look ridiculous) by hitting the “find next” button in the Find dialog box. WARNING! SAVE YOUR CHANGES AND START THE SERVER AFTER CHANGING THE FILTERS FOR ONE HELMET. IF THE SERVER STARTS UP FINE, YOU HAVE DONE IT CORRECTLY, AND CAN PROCEED WITH CHANGING THE OTHER HELMETS. IF IT GIVES YOU ERRORS AND WONT START THE SERVER, YOU HAVE ENTERED SOMETHING INCORRECTLY, AND NEED TO UNDO YOUR CHANGES. You’ll know you’re done when hitting “Find Next” always has the same filter list.

For BlackCore (and other cores) NVGs to be compatible with these masks: You need to find the item ID of the NVGs inside of the items.json file of each Core mod. For BlackCore it is found in \SPT\user\mods\MoxoPixel-BlackCore\database. CTRL + F and type nvg in the Find what field, hit find next and provided there are no other NVGs in the mod, it should select the GPNVG first. The item’s ID can be found above the item’s description, right underneath a “},” in BlackCore’s case, the black GPNVGs ID is “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8”.

Once you have found the item ID for the NVGs you want, open up the items.json for this mod, located in \SPT\user\mods\zSerWolfik-Heavy-Troopers\db\templates. Hit CTRL + F, and type “5c0558060db834001b735271” in the Find what field. This will take you to the “Filters” field for the Heavy Trooper Masks.

You should see something like this:

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_id”: “5ea061dd3df0eb08296a0b4a”, “_parent”: “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Shift”: 0, “Filter”: [ “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca” ] And then, it’s pretty much the same process as before. Add a comma at the end of the last ID in the list, hit enter, then paste the ID of the NVG you would like to add. In BlackCore’s case, the list should look like this (if you only have BlackCore, like I do. If you have the other ones, the list will be longer if you want to add them all):

“_name”: “mod_nvg”, “_id”: “5ea061dd3df0eb08296a0b4a”, “_parent”: “5ea058e01dbce517f324b3e2”, “_props”: { “filters”: [ { “Shift”: 0, “Filter”: [ “5c0558060db834001b735271”, “5a16b8a9fcdbcb00165aa6ca”, “6782e59050893b2c1e2cabc8” ] Once that’s done, do the same as before. Start the server, ensure no errors. May want to boot the game too and make sure it actually attaches. Once you’ve verified one mask is working, repeat the process for the rest of them.

It worked PERFECTLY!!!

Thank you so much!!! Now I don’t have to pick between Painter’s helmets with the base game trooper, or vanilla helmets with the heavy troopers!!

Look at my above comment to make these masks compatible with Painter’s helmets and BlackCore (and other cores) NVGs.

I have the mod but for 3.10