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[Apolyon6k]

I am quite frustrated with the toolset because when I use custom 2das or edited ones for rewards or conversation parameters it often ignores the files and I have to restart it.
Sometimes everything is working fine but on the next restart it is skrewed again...<_<

Is there a way to have them recognized all the time?
Where do I have to put my gdas? I can't put them in package core because I don't want to overwrite singleplayer files.

It is really frustrating for custom classes if they are not recognized and you can't select the right class for the template.

[jackkel dragon]

I usually put all gda files into the addin's module/override folder, unless it must be in the addin's core/override (I think I only have toolset_henchmenand the like in there, and I think rewards goes in there.) Be careful with the core/override files, they overrite anything with the same IDs (so don't override campaign IDs unless you expect players to uninstall your mod when not playing it.)

Unfortunately, the toolset cannot keep track of your gda files at all times. If you don't want to restart, I use all the palatte refreshes (three different refreshes from right-clicking in the palatte) and File->Restore Environment. I'm not sure which one does the trick, but I think it's "Refresh Override" that actually does anything. I'm just needlessly thorough.

Once the files are in the proper folder and you've restarted the toolset or refreshed the override, you should see the effects in the toolset unless something is being overriden.

[Proleric]

This is certainly a known bug.

Thanks for the refresh tip!

[Proleric]

The refresh doesn't work in all cases. For example, I have a custom module variable 2DA. After a while, compilations fail with the message "could not find the variable 2DA". Restarting the toolset seems to be the only fix.