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[Linkamus3]

EDIT: Sorry I think I posted this in the wrong forum.. gonna go post it in the toolset forum.

So last night I was trying to figure out how to create my own GDA file in order to make it so that areas will not scale based on what level I am.

I opened areadata.xls and basically just changed all the values in the "minlevel" column.  So an example would be, if an area was originally scaled from 10 - 20, I would just change it to 20 - 20.  The only exception were areas that had a prefix of "ran".  I assumed that meant it was a random encounter while traveling from place to place, and I just didn't think it would be right to force the player to defeat level 20 monsters at level 5 .

I compiled the areadata.XLS file into a GDA file.. Strangely it made 2 files.  One called areadata.GDA, and one called something like scaleparty.gda (can't remember for sure, and it's not in front of me).

So I moved areadata.GDA into my Override folder where all my other mods are installed, and loaded up the game.  My question is - How do I know if it's working?  I loaded my current game and went to an area I hadn't been yet (Haven), and it didn't seem very difficult, though I was expecting it to kick my butt (My char's are about level 11-12).

-Is there a way to tell if it's working?  How can I know the level of the enemies I'm fighting? 
-Was my modding process correct?  Am I doing everything right?
-Can I create my own sub folder in the Override folder for my new GDA file?  Does it matter what I call it?
-Anyone know if that scaleparty.gda (or whatever it was called) that got created along with my areadata.gda needs to be used also?

Thanks for the help.

Modifié par Linkamus3, 05 août 2010 - 06:55 .