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[Christmas Ape]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

I've done it.



So yes.

Bueno! Just wanted to be 100% certain. Nothing like modding based on your assumptions to completely ruin everything.

[Burdokva]

crimsoncobra57 wrote...

Burdokva wrote...

Old N7 Armor mod - after meeting Conrad on Illium: 5851

Still thinking where to set the other armors and pieces.

Hm, may I suggest making the Old N7 Armor obtained after meeting Anderson on the Citadel? Sure it can happen sooner in the game, but for some people, Conrad isn't on Illium.

I'll search for the code. My first idea was the Normandy crash site, but apparently Liara has the actual, broken armor, so Shepard's old N7, story-wise, should actually be a new copy, or a replica. Alternatively, after Liara's mission to gather info on the Shadow Broker? Everyone has that, DLC or no, plus it's an extra bonus for an otherwise mundane quest.

Christmas Ape, thanks. Although I'm not sure if I should be flattered or ashamed that I didn't think of this before.

Update on the subject - weapons tested so far do work.  Example: assigning the Collector assault rifle to the Collector beam weapon PlotID unlock value works, and you can grab it from the first weapon locker after finding the beam weapon; however, it does not automatically reequip upon discovery, so you'll need to return to the Normandy or find a weapon locker. Testing other weapons now, but seems to be working. No more magically appearing Geth, Collector or other exotic tech, armor and weapons! I'll see if they can also work as mission rewards.

Suggestion where to apply them? I was thinking of:

Blackstorm projector - acquiring Garrus on Omega;
Geth shotgun - Heastrom, with Geth Pulse rifle;
Mattock rifle - ?
Phalanx pistol - ?

Also, a question: has anyone tried enabling the "Light Pistol" in the coalesced.ini ? It's listed in several entries under the Automatic Pistols weapon type, but missing from others (not assigned to loaudouts, not in codex; present in cooked packages and weapon types). 

Modifié par Burdokva, 14 septembre 2010 - 02:40 .

[Christmas Ape]

With that in mind, I delivered a few heavy rifles, the Mattocks, to the Normandy. They've been modified for thermal clips, but the rest of the rifle should be the old, reliable gun that colonist militias have been using for decades. Good hunting.

So I'd say Freedom's Progress or Horizon.

The Phalanx...that's a tough one. Who needs a weapon with pinpoint accuracy you could rely on to cripple instead of kill?
Of course!
Purgatory.
EDIT: Or the visit with Anderson/Udina, since it's a new Alliance project.

Modifié par Christmas Ape, 14 septembre 2010 - 05:16 .

[ELE08]

Stephen226 wrote...

is there a mod so that shepard can where his/her armor on the normandy instead of casual clothes?

You can add bindings to force armor or casual wear.

Bindings=( Name="NumPadone", Command="set SFXPawn_Player bUseCasualAppearance true" )

Bindings=( Name="NumPadtwo", Command="set SFXPawn_Player bUseCasualAppearance false" )

iskar_df wrote...
 Has anyone made a mod that allows Vasir's armor for Femsheps? I honestly think it's the most bad-**** armor in the game

Made a mod? No but you can add it yourself if you know how.

Model name "BIOG_ASA_SPR_HVY_R.HVYa.ASA_SPR_HVYa_MDL"
Located in BioD_Exp1Lvl1_100Apartment

--

Has anyone compiled a list of model names somewhere? I keep all the ones I've used in a text document, but it might be convenient to have one posted somewhere as a resource. It would have been useful to myself at least.

[Ygolnac]

I dunno if this was already asked, i read the first 10 pages of the thread but i couldn't find this.



Is there a way to add/subctract paragon/renegade points?

A command to keybind would be usefull

I tried "addrenegade X" amd "adjustrenegade X" but they did not work

I know i could try "initrenegade X" but this not add points, just sets a new value and i would need to know exactly how many points i have to increase - decrease them.

I know this is possible becouse i used a trainer that allowed you that, but i stopped using trainers since they make game crash, now i mod my own coalesced and this is the only thing i couldn't do.

Thanks.

[Xeyska]

Ygolnac wrote...

I dunno if this was already asked, i read the first 10 pages of the thread but i couldn't find this.

Is there a way to add/subctract paragon/renegade points?
A command to keybind would be usefull
I tried "addrenegade X" amd "adjustrenegade X" but they did not work
I know i could try "initrenegade X" but this not add points, just sets a new value and i would need to know exactly how many points i have to increase - decrease them.
I know this is possible becouse i used a trainer that allowed you that, but i stopped using trainers since they make game crash, now i mod my own coalesced and this is the only thing i couldn't do.
Thanks.

1. Download this.
2. Load up the save game that you want to edit.
3. Make a back-up savegame just incase.
4. Edit the points.
5. Save it.
6. Load your savegame in ME2.

[Crunchyinmilk]

Incrementally adding points via the commands from ME1 doesn't seem to work reliably.

Setting the value specifically via 'set' does work but obviously not as an incremental addition. I find it easier to just max both renegade and paragon and make any decision I like, when I like rather than 'gimping' in a few extra here and there as the need arises.  The result is the same.

Here are my coalesced.ini edits:

Under [SFXGame.SFXGameModeBase]

;-- Morality
Bindings=( Name="Underscore",Command="SetRenegade 0 | SetParagon 0" )
Bindings=( Name="Equals",Command="SetParagon 1900 | SetRenegade 1957" )
Bindings=( Name="Equals",Command="SetParagon 1900 | SetRenegade 250",Alt=True )
Bindings=( Name="Underscore",Command="SetRenegade 1957 | SetParagon 250",Alt=True )

I use underscore because that's what ME2 reads my keyboard's minus (-) key as, likewise equals is what ME2 reads my plus (+) key as.

Explanation:
Minus resets both meters.  I use this to force myself to pick right wheel only options for a more interesting game (more consequences).
Plus maxes both, allowing you to chose any dialog option.
Alt + Plus sets you to max paragon (and a little renegade).  
Alt + Minus sets you to max renegade (with a little paragon).  Handy for end game saves to be imported into ME3 if it turns out to be of worth.  Keep in mind your Paragon/Renegade mattered very little from ME1 

Its also worth noting that changing your paragon/renegade values in the middle of a conversation doesn't seem to work.  If you find a grayed paragon option, boosting your paragon score then and there will not make it turn blue.

[RGFrog]

wow, i've done multiple runs all paragon all renegade and never have I hit 1900 or 1957... even with the 100% bonus (and this is from full paragon or renegade lvl 60 me1 imports). How are you coming up with these numbers, Crunchyinmilk?

[Stephen226]

i agree with RGFrog, the highest i have ever gotten is 1857
why bioware picked such a odd number i dont know- 2000 would be just fine, or 1500, but 1857????

Modifié par Stephen226, 14 septembre 2010 - 11:05 .

[LuxDragon]

I need a bit of help tp add powers to my squad members.



Throw and Pull were easy to add and use with a .txt file.

GivePower Miranda SFXPower_Throw_Radius

SetRank Miranda SFXPower_Throw_Radius 4

Other powers, not working. Even when I modified the c.ini.

GivePower Miranda SFXPower_NeuralShock_Radius

SetRank Miranda SFXPower_NeuralShock_Radius 4

Can anyone give me some detailed help?

[Crunchyinmilk]

RGFrog wrote...
How are you coming up with these numbers, Crunchyinmilk?

The maximum is listed in the coalesced.

[SFXGame.BioSFHandler_CharacterRecord2]
m_nMaxRenegade=1900
m_nMaxParagon=1957

I make no claim as to whether this is actually achievable by Shepard in game, it is merely the limit as defined by the game's ini.  Maybe you can add more/less but using these binds I've passed all speech checks no matter how consistent I was to either archetype.

Will it break ME3 import? I don't know. You can always fix it later.

Modifié par Crunchyinmilk, 15 septembre 2010 - 01:28 .

[RGFrog]

Thanks, Crunchyinmilk

[OnlyHazeRemains]

crimsoncobra57 wrote...

Crunchyinmilk wrote...

Are you positive on this? I know I have a save where Liara is at 4 and Shepard gets awkwardly kissed on Illium, and Vasir gives the 'no offence' line when you look at the prothean stone in Liara's apartment.

If Ashley only gets to 4 (died on Virmire) its Kaidan who appears in the introduction on the SR1.  However editing that save to bump Liara to 4, made her appear in the SR1 intro.  

I think, to get Liara in the introductory video on the SR1, she MUST be the highest living romance (4+) from ME1.  I'm pretty confident that If you see Liara there, she'll kiss you on Illium instead of hugging you and is considered by ME2 as your ME1 romance.

Keeping Ashley's value higher than Liara's forced Ash's portrait to appear on Shepard's desk (despite being dead on virmire).  As stated above, 4 was still enough for Liara to show up on the SR1 and proceed as if she was the romantic partner 'of choice' in ME1.

I just know from my experience, 4 didn't match 6. Maybe I made a mistake somewhere else, but I also ticked the "Romancing Liara" flag, so I think I had it all right.
But I was just trying to say, if people are going to edit the save to make her the LI, they might as well just make it 6. Either they they have to edit the number, it's no extra work. You could be right, and it may be the same.. but there may be really small details.

LOTSB semi-spoilers:
From what I understand, a value of "6" means you had sex with Liara. That's the highest it goes. "4", logically, wouldn't be exactly the same.. Unless you can just keep putting an infinite sum of higher numbers and still reach the conclusion of "Yes, you like Liara a lot".
But assuming that "4" is romanced but not had sex, people may miss out on the "putting pressure" comments between Liara and Shepard. While small, those still add to the dialogue
And as I said, I could be wrong. 4 could be entirely and absolutely equal to 6. But it seems that putting 6 just to be safe would be best.

Im apbsolutely positive that i had the full dialogue, kiss on ilium and whatever there was on a fresh playthrough with the romance flag set to 4,
So if the perfectionist inside you is nibbling his fingernails and bickering with you to start an all new game just cause you might have missed something...

Well, you haven't.

[Crunchyinmilk]

Samurai_Smartie wrote...
So if the perfectionist inside you is nibbling his fingernails and bickering with you to start an all new game just cause you might have missed something...
Well, you haven't.

Did you have a portrait of Liara on your desk at '4' ? Just curious.

[Iwakura-Lain]

How can I make proper highres tiledshot in ME2?

I used the ME2CoalescedEditor, set the following extra key bindings:

Bindings=(Name="F7",Command="ToggleHUD")
Bindings=(Name="F11",Command="tiledshot 8x8 1024")
Bindings=(Name="Pause",Command="Playersonly")
Bindings=(Name="F",Command="toggleflycam")

I'm still having trouble with the 'black band' issue, akin to what existed in ME1, though. In the latter, this was solved by setting "bUsePostProcessEffects=False" in the [Engine.GameEngine] section of the BIOEngine.ini file.

searched for bUsePostProcessEffects in the ME2CoalescedEditor, set it to 'false' again, and recompiled; but my tiledshots still show the black banding. Obviously I'm still missing a step.

I'd appreciate it of someone could tell me how it's done.

[LuxDragon]

Inge! You're back!

Your additions are a start, but they only allow me to add the 1st level of the power.

"SetRank" does nothing, meaning I have to add talent points everytime to my squad, THEN choose a 4th rank power before going on...

Anyway I can speed it all up? Please?



(BTW, you're my hero!)

[Burdokva]

When you give squad members custom powers at rank 1, can they be leveled normally in-game, or do I have to edit the Coalesced.ini for each power level? I'm thinking about adding more stuff for NG+ and Lvl1 powers suits me just fine, as long as it can be easily upgraded in-game.

[LuxDragon]

You can level it normally. I add the command "SetRank *whatever string here* 3" so that their powers are at least at 3.

There's supposed to be a way to have it go immediately to the max rank with your choice of power, but it's not working for me. My Shepard powers work fine, but it doesn't seem to work for the others.

[Lucy Glitter]

Jesus Christ how do you get through these pages? We got any .ini or mod to get Femshep to have both casual and armor version of Samara's outfit? I have the white human texture, just can't find the codes for it.

[Spectre-61]

deusaquilus wrote...

Ok! After some four hours of experimentation I finally got it...

So this part is right:
[SFXGame.SFXEngine]
DynamicLoadMapping=(ObjectName="SFXGameContent_Powers.SFXPower_AdrenalineRush",
SeekFreePackageName="SFXCharacterclass_Soldier")

But doing this wont work:
Bindings=( Name="F12", Command="GivePower Self SFXPower_AdrenalineRush |
SetRank Self SFXPower_AdrenalineRush 3")

This will work:
Bindings=( Name="F11", Command="GivePower self SFXPower_AdrenalineRush" )Bindings=( Name="F12", Command="SetRank self SFXPower_AdrenalineRush 3" )

Pressed F11&F12 and Voila! My Adept has 'AdrenalineRush'. I got the idea to separate them out from Chi-Long's tutorial here. I have no idea why you need to separate them out...

Somehow that didn't work. If I push "F11" or another one there is no action. Did I miss something?