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Okay thanks for the info.

I'm sorry to hear you are having issues, but I don't think its the code in this mod. I validated everything this morning when I updated and rebuilt the mod profile. The code is stable, it runs, it uses the same syntax as all of the rest of the STF mods, and I've not seen anyone else report issues of this nature.

If you are using a modified version of MiniMods directly, you should definitely not do that. The mod file will update itself back to the original version at times, wiping out any changes you make. I strongly encourage you to create your own mod variant as described in the instructions and description above.

I checked and double checked! I KNOW there was a double dash. It still activated. What part of it don't you get?

I already made up my mind about erasing the entire line of code I never needed, since I apparently can't trust this mod to work as it's supposed to. The only reason I'm still using the mod at all because it's the only one in existence that will allow me to ignore the hull limit.

I've added mntressor's code and updated the mod.

@ptarth, Like to thank you for your mod, If you ever have time can you please put the suggestions , like @montressor listed, so that it could all be in one place. When I trying to create my own mod, this mod a great place to look for code commands. Again like to thank you for your hard work.

Commenting out a line using double dash does prevent that line from running.
I can't see your version of the file, but are you sure that it is commented out? By default, line 125 (UPDATE characterlevel SET xp=1;) is not commented out. Line 124 (-- Decrease xp required per level) is commented out, but that line is just the description of what the following code does. It doesn't actually do anything itself.
The mod isn't intended to be used directly, its a template for how modding works in STF. Running it as it stands would make an absolute hash of all gameplay.

I think it's far easier to just erase the code lines altogether if it's going to activate even with double dash. A code can't activate if there is no code at all.

I'm sorry, but most likely, you aren't going to be able to reverse this. If you still have a previous save game, that would work. But turn off the mod.
This mod isn't intended to be used directly, but as primer to build your own mods. It has example code and syntax for adding a massive number of different effects to the game.
Without knowing what exactly you did, I can only guess. My guess is that you left the code that lowers the level requirements. So when you triggered level ups, your captain leveled up. Turning off the mod wouldn't change that, because levels are set in the save file; it isn't caused by the mod. You could possibly edit the save file using SQL but that is more complicated than modding and could have even more strange side effects.

Devs said deactivating the mod doesn't undo xp! BUT THE CODE FOR IT HAS A DOUBLE DASH, IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE ACTIVATED!

I very badly need answers from the author! How do I fix this?! This is beyond messed up!!

I just found out that the mod isn't doing anything. I deactivated it, and my captain is still level 45!

WTH!