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Depends on the level For those that don't know, they are the basic classes for d20 Modern. My project is (hopefully) going to use a rule set based on my own design; unless it gets too hard, or people really, really want d20 Modern (and some of the d20 Future supplemental stuff) ported.

Perhaps not the most exciting thing ever posted here, but: http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/3738/d2...nclassesve8.jpg No feats, skills or anything interesting beyond the classes with correct BAB and saves progress.

Considered running 2 monitors? I've been running two for a while, mainly for Unreal Tournament. Ued on one screen, MSN/MP3player/Internet browser on the other. I'm currently in the process of getting a 2nd computer and 3rd screen set up, for all the extras. NWN2 toolset looks like it'll really benefit from having the second screen available. And being in .net, all the 3D acceleration should work on the second monitor.

Good idea. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm full of them Unfortunately mashed potato with avocado isn't half as good as you think it is

Going to write a tutorial about it?

Not high. This imposter must be stopped. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> First time I've heard of another Australian using Charcoal. I know there's one or two in America that use it, but never another Australian. Anyway, the reason I use it is because it's my real middle name. Did the other Charcoal give a reason as to why they used it?

Sorry to burst your bubble, but it seems I'm not who you think I am. I've just started using this tag about two and a half yeahs ago, and I never posted on the Black Isle's boards; and even if I did, it would never have been enough to be remembered by. Having said that, this is not a reason to stop the party!

To Wiki! Songs for the Deaf Songs for the Deaf is a 2002 album by Queens of the Stone Age and is notable for including Dave Grohl as a guest drummer. You were right. Kimi no Machi Made - Asian Kung-fu Generation

Actually, if I remember correctly, Dave Ghrol only did a few tracks for the album "Songs for the Deaf". But I could be wrong. Also, I'm listening to Last Dinosaur - The Pillows jRock

First off, thanks for the awesome games, both my girlfriend and I were hooked into both of the KotORs. Secondly, I think this about the right place to put it. Skeeter's Junkyard seems to be community-based general tech. Now to the topic at hand. I am a Games Development student, next year I have to create one big project. And what could be more of a "big Project" to do a Total Conversion (in spirit only, not a totally new game, I'm not that stupid) of either NWN2 or Oblivion. Changing either from a medieval/magical old world game to something at least a bit more modern, if not post apocalyptic. Oblivion has dropped out of the race for a few reasons, so my hopes rest on NWN2. Now, it seems the community have nutted out how the MDB Files are formatted, but it seems no work has been put towards making an exporter. So, this is where I come to you, hoping. Is it possible that in the future you'll make an MDB exporter available? Or even just some (more?) technical documentation about the file structure? I guess this is the bit where I say see you later. So, see you later. Party Time!