NWN Mods

[Dark_Raven]

I am newish when it comes to NWN modding. Can you make a mod, like adding a new store clerk to an area to the original game?

[Llyranor]

Yes.

[Oerwinde]

I am newish when it comes to NWN modding. Can you make a mod, like adding a new store clerk to an area to the original game?

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The OC modules are read only and stored in a different area, but you can open them in the toolset. You just have to save them under a different name, and load them as a custom module.

[Volourn]

In other words, yes.

[Jorian Drake]

I am newish when it comes to NWN modding. Can you make a mod, like adding a new store clerk to an area to the original game?

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You can do whatever you want, you can make orcs dance or Aribeth appear in the last battle in miniskirt.

[Tigranes]

I was playing Lego Star Wars II, and these jabba minions were rockin' with geetars to a rock remix of vader theme.

 

Uh, yeah. In NWN1 you could just Save As, then find it in misc modules. I'm not sure if that does anything to your inter-chapter progress, however.

[Darque]

I am newish when it comes to NWN modding. Can you make a mod, like adding a new store clerk to an area to the original game?

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The OC modules are read only and stored in a different area, but you can open them in the toolset. You just have to save them under a different name, and load them as a custom module.

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will it still load the next chapter or will you have to do it manually when the story switches?

[Arkan]

I am newish when it comes to NWN modding. Can you make a mod, like adding a new store clerk to an area to the original game?

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The OC modules are read only and stored in a different area, but you can open them in the toolset. You just have to save them under a different name, and load them as a custom module.

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Not necessarily.

[Llyranor]

You just need to find the script that launches at the end of the mod and ensure that the next module that it loads up is currently named. Theoretically, I'd guess by default it would still load up the default campaign mods. In any case, you can export and reimport your character anyway.

[Judge Hades]

What I do is make a copy of the original. Take the original, and remove the read only tag. Modify, place it back in the directory and go. I tend to change the long sword holy avenger into a great sword holy avenger. Holy avengers should be great swords.

Edited October 8, 2006 by Judge Hades

[Darque]

Thanks Llyranor

[Dark_Raven]

[Oerwinde]

Holy avengers should be great swords.

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I disagree. Whenever I make a paladin, he tends to use either longswords or bastard swords. My greatsword using characters tend to be either barbarians or standard fighters.

[Darque]

I think Holy Avengers should be warhammers. But that's just me.

[Dark_Raven]

I prefer Unholy Avengers.

[Darque]

That goes without saying.

[CoM_Solaufein]

I prefer Unholy Avengers.

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The perfect weapon of choice for a vampire.

[metadigital]

I think Holy Avengers should be warhammers. But that's just me.

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Do you have a thing for dwarves, or Thor? "

[Deadly_Nightshade]

I prefer Unholy Avengers.

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The perfect weapon of choice for a vampire.

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Unfortunately I have been unable to find a good Vampire module...

[Darque]

I think Holy Avengers should be warhammers. But that's just me.

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Ashideena and Crom Faeyr actually.

[Dark_Raven]

Crom was a good hammer in BG2.

[Darque]

Exactly :D

 

And Ashideena rocked in BG

[Dark_Raven]

Must be a mod weapon, I do not recall that.

[Darque]

Nope, it's in the game itself.

 

You get it from the evil cleric that's reanimating people and pretending they're his family.

 

One map south and one west of that town you can get Kaegan at.

[Pidesco]

It's a +2 hammer. Enchanted with lightning. It's yellow. And I need to get a life.