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[Galatean]

Or at least an improved GFF editor? The memory issue is really annoying to those of us with >3GB RAM.

I know it's not a high priority thing, but still...

[Languard]

I second the request. Our last official word that I'm aware of was 7 months ago, and I'd really like to see the water issue fixed with creating new levels. Or told that it wont be fixed Anything, really.

[Charsen]

if they could fix the problem with duplicate keys when using B2B's and dialogues, that would be enough for me. the problem is so devastating that you lose all your work. it ruins your ability to save anything, and B2B's become useless. it is not a user error, but an inherent flaw in the toolset, and it must be fixed on Bioware's end. it has made modding this game incredibly difficult and tedious due to the lack of information about prevention and the lack of a fix after months of complaints.

[cmessaz]

Charsen wrote...

if they could fix the problem with duplicate keys when using B2B's and dialogues, that would be enough for me. the problem is so devastating that you lose all your work. it ruins your ability to save anything, and B2B's become useless. it is not a user error, but an inherent flaw in the toolset, and it must be fixed on Bioware's end. it has made modding this game incredibly difficult and tedious due to the lack of information about prevention and the lack of a fix after months of complaints.

THIS! My most recent encounter with this issue has caused me to lose months of work, and it's very disheartening. At least some kind of workaround would be nice.

[-Semper-]

there will never be an updated version of the toolset. deal with this

[Kilrogg_]

There will probably be in the form of the DA2 toolset

[Charsen]

there will be no DA2 toolset.

[mya11]

I confirm no toolset for da2 ):

[Kilrogg_]

I guess that solves the dilemma of whether I make further episodes of my mod on DA1 or DA2 ~_~



Kinda lame though.

[FergusM]

Darn.

Modifié par FergusM, 07 août 2010 - 09:38 .

[Charsen]

May be some good news, actually. this was just posted in the DA2 forum by one of the devs:

Mike Laidlaw wrote...

Hey folks,



Victor managed to hunt me down, and I wanted to clear up a few things with regards to what I'm seeing as the two major concerns on this thread.



First off, let's talk about the toolset issue. Obviously in this community there's going to be some concern that we wouldn't release a toolset, so let me clear the air a little: The tools we're using to make Dragon Age 2 are very, very close to the tools you guys have used to make your mods for DA:O. They're not identical, as we've made a few in-house improvements, but they're almost identical. As such, there isn't a new toolset to release, per se.



While we won't be releasing a toolset update in tandem with Dragon Age 2, we ARE investigating what it would take to update the community toolset to match ours, along with providing DA2 content in the future.



*unrelated stuff to toolset snipped*



As you can probably tell from my phrasing, all of this is a bit in-flux right now, so things may change between now and ship, but I wanted to update you guys on the current direction of things.



Mike..

so there is some hope.

[Talisander]

yesss! Go Bioware!


Thanks for posting that, Charsen!

Modifié par Talisander, 08 août 2010 - 05:19 .

[CID-78]

like I have allways thought there is a toolset 2.0 not a DA2 toolset. now it's just a question of compability and resource sharing.

[Proleric]

Sounds to me like toolset 2.0 will probably come after DA2, if at all. So for practical purposes, I'd assume no toolset improvement any time soon.

[Galatean]

Proleric1 wrote...

Sounds to me like toolset 2.0 will probably come after DA2, if at all. So for practical purposes, I'd assume no toolset improvement any time soon.

Still, later is far, far better than never. Wouldn't you agree?

[Proleric]

Galatean wrote...

Proleric1 wrote...

Sounds to me like toolset 2.0 will probably come after DA2, if at all. So for practical purposes, I'd assume no toolset improvement any time soon.

Still, later is far, far better than never. Wouldn't you agree?

If there is an improvement one day, of course that would be welcome.

However, taking the view that nothing will happen soon (if ever) is actually a positive encouragement to the community to invest serious time in toolset improvements, bolt-ons or workarounds. No one would do that if we thought Bioware was going to fix the bugs next week.

Perhaps we should learn to become more independent and self-sufficient as a community, rather than speculate or complain about Bioware.