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[dhague]

I've had DAO since Saturday and no serious problems till today. Also had DLC, Toolset, and Patch 1.01a installed. I even successfully made a few item and script override mods via toolset that worked. I had gone back into the tooset to change a few items slightly (appeared OK). I then went to run DAO and start a new game. After a short 'loading icon", I got a pop-up of "Unable To Load Module".  My first thought was that my Toolset changes has messed up something.  So I cleaned out the two "...\\override\\toolsetexport" directories. I restarted DAO and got the same pop-up trying to start a new game.

My next thought was that I did something in the toolset (by mistake) that corrupted the DAO structure. I de-installed all DAO, ran Registry Mechanic, and then re-installed just DAO.  Still got the same error of "Unable To Load Module" (logged in or out made no difference).  Re-installed the patch (followed by doing the "VCredist-x86" thingie) and re-installed the toolset.  No change in error. Searched EA Support and here, looking for an answer. I found nothing but might have missed it.

Here is the DAO log extract from the last start attempt:

LEVEL    MESSAGE
Platform    Multi-core system detected. Using multi-threaded renderer.
Platform    8 core(s) detected, 7 worker thread(s) created.
General    Initialize - Verify Platform capabilities
General    Initialize - Resource Manager
General    Initialize - World Database
General    Initialize - Physics
General    Initialize - Facial Animation
General    Initialize - Graphics
Graphics    Adapter is 'NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT '
Graphics    Detected 1 Nvidia GPU(s) present.
General    Initialize - Input
General    Initialize - Console
General    Initialize - GUI
General    Initialize - Game
General    Initialize - ClientApp Start Services
General    Initialize - Per Frame AI
General    Initialize - Game Rules
General    Initialize - Main AI
General    Initialize - Scripting Engine
General    Initialize - Module RIM Manager
General    Initialize - Pathfinding
General    Initialize - Game Mode Controller
General    Initialize - Sound
Audio    Speaker mode: Stereo
General    Initialize - GUISounds
General    Initialize - Online Features
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Service was started!
General    Initialize - Initialization Complete
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Attempting to connect to DADM Control Server!
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Service start pending...
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Connected to DADM Control Server!
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Successfully configured DADM!
DA Download Manager (DADM)    Service started successfully.
General    Loading - Start
General    Shutdown - Start
General    Shutdown - Game
General    Shutdown - World Database
General    Shutdown - GUI
General    Shutdown - Console
General    Shutdown - Input
General    Shutdown - Graphics
General    Shutdown - Sound
General    Shutdown - Physics
General    Shutdown - Online Features
OnlineFeatures    Online connection closed.
General    Shutdown - Resource Manager
General    Shutdown - Utilities

By the way, my system is a MACpro3,1 (dual-quad processor, 8GB-ram) running a Win7-64 partition with up to date drivers and patches.

Suggestions and/or solutions would be welcomed
TIA and Cheery Bye

[JironGhrad]

you've tanked your single player module with the toolset...



Fix for strange issues with my game such as scripts not firing or party interactions not working and “Module will not load”



This is often caused by the Dragon Age Toolset. If you have the toolset installed and you’ve messed around with it (including beta versions), the toolset may be overriding the scripting of the single player experience. The fix:



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



2) FIND:

Windows XP: My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\modules

Windows Vista: Documents\\Bioware\\Dragon Age\\modules

*Delete the single player folder*



3) FIND:

Windows XP: My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\modules\\single player\\override

Windows Vista: Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\modules\\single player\\override

*Delete everything in this folder*



4) FIND:

Windows XP: My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\packages\\core\\override

Windows Vista: Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\packages\\core\\override

*Delete everything in this folder*

[dhague]

Thanks greatly!!! Your suggestions fixed it. What I had not already done was delete "Single Player" and had not deleted the empty "toolsetexport" subdirectories from the"override". Thanks to you, I now know what to do the next time this happens.