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[Wannabeuk]

These of some of the solutions to the negative effects the toolset has on the game, they seem to work for 99% of issues, so please try these before deleting everything.

1) Load toolset, goto tool > export > Empty Export Directories

2)
FIND:
X:\\\\Documents and Settings\\\\<user>\\\\My Documents\\\\BioWare\\\\Dragon Age\\\\modules
Delete anything called single player

3)
FIND
<DA:O Install Dir>\\\\dragon age origins\\\\modules\\\\single player\\\\override
Delete anything in this folder

4)
FIND:
<DA:O Install Dir>\\\\dragon age origins\\\\packages\\\\core\\\\override
Delete anything in this folder


This
should clear up any issues you have, re-installing the game will have
pretty much zero effect on the problem and will just waste your time.

P.S It would be nice if a mod stickied this, or perhaps made there own one

[EmeryQuinn]

Just a reminder if you play the game and save your game without performing these fixes you corrupt your save. Just be wary.



Bump, please stick for others?

[Wannabeuk]

Actually thats not true. i have heard it "Can" corrupt the game, however the majority of overrides will not corrupt it.

[Ankitol]

I love you. You fixed my game problem. Why isn't this stickied? Someone sticky this please!

[griffmetalchibi]

Worked for me, thank you very much.



What seemed to do the trick best was Step 2.

[Wannabeuk]

If anyone has tried all these and still has a problem, let me know and ill see what else i can dig up and add to the first post, i know of two other solutions, but so far they have only been needed for one person.

[Nalencer]

I've done all of these things and am still having issues. What other solutions do you know of?

[Wannabeuk]

What issues are you still having, the other solutions include editing the db directly (and so is quite some work, and should rarely need doing)

[Eizneckam]

I posted some more detailed information on the party-related bugs in the last thread, including information on how to fix a corrupt save if you don't have a recent non-broken one:



http://social.biowar...114380/2#126440

http://social.biowar...114380/2#127388

http://social.biowar...114380/2#128953



The idea seems to be floating around that the problems are just caused by opening or modifying the single player module in the toolset -- this is not the case. For example, just creating a script in an empty module which #includes "utility_h" will cause the exporter to pull in plot resources which will break your game. Considering scripts like area_core include this file, you are pretty much guaranteed to run into problems.

[kisskukollon]

My only savegame pre-tradesmeet is 10 hours back, and tradesmeet is bugged like ****ing hell thanks to the toolset. I've emptied the export folder, removed the toolset and then cleared the override folders. Still ****ed. Thanks a ****ing bunch bioware.

[Wannabeuk]

I stand corrected on the corrupted save files, so far the only case ive seen that is true was a pretty rare one, but your saying that reverting to an old save did infact solve your problem?

[Draghkar Noir]

I had the corrupted save problem and ended up uninstalling everything, re-installing the game and playing from an earlier save. Eizneckam has some great info as he has noted above, which might help others to avoid having to do that.

[Draghkar Noir]

Double post, sorry.

Modifié par Draghkar Noir, 09 novembre 2009 - 10:14 .

[Ezohiguma]

Wannabeuk, three thumbs up, if I had them.



You saved my day.

[Kalthizar]

So my game is still messed up, sigh. I did everything you said to do and I still get the Unable to load module notice... You would think BioWare wouldn't have put out the toolset if they knew this stuff could happen o well. Any other advice on the subject?

[Obadiah]

Does the toolset automatically put stuff in the override folders?

[Beerfish]

kisskukollon wrote...

My only savegame pre-tradesmeet is 10 hours back, and tradesmeet is bugged like ****ing hell thanks to the toolset. I've emptied the export folder, removed the toolset and then cleared the override folders. Still ****ed. Thanks a ****ing bunch bioware.

You certainly are entilted to a beef about save game corruptions but how anyone can only have saves 10 hours apart is totally beyond me.

[AlphaMagnum]

It's quite possible if you use quicksaves and there aren't any autosaves in between, because quicksaves seem to overwrite each other.



(I personally use quicksaves mid-quest and regular saves in camp, so I don't break up the action much.)

[glock919]

Wish I would have found this before I uninstalled the game.

[Kalthizar]

So after giving up last night and then waking up this morning I a new step that works. What it involves is taking the "singleplay.cif" file from your install directory(in the program files on your c drive), then copy and paste it over the "SinglePlayer.cif" file in Documents and Settings\\\\My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\modules\\Single Player. this worked for me and I hope it helps others.

[Kalthizar]

Bah double post

Modifié par Kalthizar, 12 novembre 2009 - 09:26 .

[Richynator]

I still got a problem.

I fixed it once but now

wen i look for the: ....//modules//singleplayer,,, Its not there!

....//dragon age origins//modules//single player//override,, is empty

...//dragon age origins//packages//core//override.. is empty too!



And if i start my save game,, and im in the camp.. all my partymembers are gone.

I want to select them again and then they disapeir again.

[Qkrch]

The OP forgot to say



MyDocuments/Bioware/DragonAge/packages/core/override



should be empty



The install dir should have nothing in those paths unless you have installed a mod there

[Snarf95]

Wow Thanks bro, Saved my day( no it didn't, sorry, now saves are corrupt and will have to start all over), still thanks for sharing your knowledge!