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Bioware 1.69 scripts & 2da files
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Submitted by Proleric on 2017-05-01 02:31.
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2017-05-01 02:31
This is a builder resource which simply provides the latest Bioware 1.69 scripts and 2da files in zip folders.
This has several potential uses:
- It provides a baseline for new builder mods, ensuring that the builder starts from the latest official version
- When using old mods created before 1.69, they need to be merged into the 1.69 version to ensure that 1.69 benefits and assets are not lost
- Using a decent file explorer (e.g. FreeCommander), it is possible to search the Bioware scripts and 2da files
Anyone can create this resource for themselves using NWNExplorer, if they take care to overwrite older versions with newer ones, step by step. These downloads save that effort.
This is primarily for builder creating new mods and modules, so the Official Campaign assets are not included.
Files:
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 Script source (0) | 2.57 MB |
| 2da source (0) | 806.12 KB |
Convenient!
Edit: This is also likely to be useful to people looking for conveniently pre-extracted standard assets (albeit rather more intimidating-looking to newbies). Found via Related Projects on Meaglyn's link, there.
If we ever actually set up CC-crafting tutorials on the new wiki pages, this kind of stuff should be linked at the root. Knowing that we have these would have saved me so much searching-and-extracting time over the years. (insert string of low-grade expletives here)
Fwiw, this stuff was already posted and available.
2das
scripts
I admit the second one could have been named better to describe that it contains all the 1.69 bioware scripts... The first one comes right up if you search for "2da source".
@meaglyn - I tried searching before posting, but missed those... A sticky has been suggested.
Actually, the script resources aren't the same. If I'm reading yours right, you have all the versions, in folders by release, whereas mine has only the latest official version (the one that the toolset actually uses).
Mine is a super set of yours yes... but all the same files are there. My post has all the versions in directories because that's how the compiler I use looks for them. First matching file it finds by name starting with the newer directories and working back. All the info is there. But as I said not easy to find by searching due to the name I gave it.
Not a big deal. I was just surprised since I knew they both resources were already there. If it gets stickied so it's easy to find cool.