Complete Alchemy and Cooking Overhaul

<purpose>
- "Alchemy is perhaps the most complex skill system in Skyrim and has the potential to be a beautifully nuanced crafting system. Unfortunately, it is also plagued by inconsistencies, imbalances, and poor design choices that often reduce the skill to little more than an easy way to make a quick pile of gold. This mod seeks to change that, to both balance and enhance the inherent complexity of this system and bring greater versatility and enjoyment to the Alchemist's craft."
- I love balance mods, and what pushes me much about using this mod is its prestigious author, if it was made by another modder, I might not have given it much thought. All of its features are quite interesting with no weird "Why would someone use this" features.
</purpose>

<notes>
- In the MCM menu, make the following changes : https://imgur.com/a/iIA5C
</notes>

<download-installation>
- Download 'CACO V2.0 BETA' main file. Yes, it's still BETA, but from that author, i'd say it's stable as well.
- Download 'CACO AOS Patch V2 only' optional file.
</download-installation>

<compatibility-issues>
- This mod modifies the Alchemy Perk Tree, SPERG doesn't remove any vanilla perk, so if this mod overwrite a perk effect from SPERG; I'll use this one.
- This mod has the same effect for 'Elys Community Uncapper', it's just that it's for Alchemy only. So I didn't know whether it overrides it or what. So I made some experiments, and I can see that they multiply each other, so if you set either one to 0 and the other to 10, it will end up 0*10=0, so you wont' level alchemy at all. If you set both to 2 then the end value will be 2*2=4, so you will level up 4 times faster.
My recommendation if you use Uncapper for other levels (like me, I use it with SPERG), then leave either one to 1.0 and set your desired value in the other. In My case, I set Uncapper Alchemy to 1.0 and changed this mod's alchemy rate.
</compatibility-issues>

<load-order>
- This mod should be placed after Complete Crafting Overhaul Remade, and after any mods that modify the vanilla ingredients or alchemy effects.
</load-order>