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[Spartas Husky]

thanks

[Nu Titan]

Okay, I just found out that manually converting all values from FLOAT32 to INT32, was totally unnecessary.

There is a box the you can check in gff's edit window that says "Treat as a floating-point". LOL....

Just check that box and enter what magnitude you want. (this is for "ITEM_PROPERTY _POWERS"). Again, this is just for DA2, DAO doesn't need to do this.

That was some wasted time

Modifié par Nu Titan, 20 avril 2011 - 02:51 .

[Spartas Husky]

lol sweet, thanks.

Now I can modify all the original weapons.

Wana make this playthrough having all squadies with original weapons they seem fitting.

[c3pu2]

thats a great method way more flexible than firstblight

[Spartas Husky]

Actually I dont use First blight anymore. it causes problems, gives me headaches that I try to avoid. Little extra work with GFF but more precise.

[bananflugan14]

Heya, I tried to mod on my pc for the model swapping section, but all I end up with is a floating head issue, and I follow the instructions on the OP, so I wonder why it goes wrong?

Can it be the fact that I play through steam?

And sorry if this has been said before, but I went through quickly the 12 pages and didn't find the answer.

[c3pu2]

sry useless post

Modifié par c3pu2, 20 avril 2011 - 10:13 .

[Spartas Husky]

Does anyone knows what the spell is that enemy mages use? . Tried googling, and search engine but nothing relevant comes up.

is a semi transparent sphere with some sort of spiky polygon in the center. After a few seconds it explodes and sends anyone flying outwards.

[Mark B]

Spartas Husky wrote...

Does anyone knows what the spell is that enemy mages use? . Tried googling, and search engine but nothing relevant comes up.

is a semi transparent sphere with some sort of spiky polygon in the center. After a few seconds it explodes and sends anyone flying outwards.

This one?

It's discussed, but nobody really knew what it was.

[thegrimfandango]

I'm looking to do a hairswap for female Hawke on the 360 version of DA2, I want to give her the female Dalish assassin's hair (I think Huon has the same or very similar hair?) I've seen the other thread about swapping default Hawke hair onto a custom model on the 360, and I'm wondering how viable this is if I get the hex code for assassin hair?
The only thing throwing me off is that it's an elf hair and Hawke is human so I don't know how well it will work, though people have used the elf tattoos etc without too much trouble (actually, I wouldn't mind more tattoo styles for female Hawke - is there a gallery of the maleHawke tattoos anywhere?).
Also, how would I go about getting the hex codes for NPC hair?

I am aware that this would be easier on PC, but I don't own a PC, I can't afford a PC, I don't have space for a PC, and the only ones I have access to I can't mod on.

[Spartas Husky]

Mark B wrote...

Spartas Husky wrote...

Does anyone knows what the spell is that enemy mages use? . Tried googling, and search engine but nothing relevant comes up.

is a semi transparent sphere with some sort of spiky polygon in the center. After a few seconds it explodes and sends anyone flying outwards.

This one?

It's discussed, but nobody really knew what it was.

nah aint that one. Enemy mages create this weird trasnparent ball, with like a spike ball within. After a few seconds explode. But dont worry found out what they are. They are NPC talents that can't be acquired.

[Virgil0211]

Um, quick question. How do you edit the number of ability points and specialization points a character has available for leveling up? I started out using first blight, but that damned thing's corrupted my saves so often, and half the stuff I'd like to do doesn't work on it (adding new attributes to items and such).

[c3pu2]

Virgil0211 wrote...

Um, quick question. How do you edit the number of ability points and specialization points a character has available for leveling up? I started out using first blight, but that damned thing's corrupted my saves so often, and half the stuff I'd like to do doesn't work on it (adding new attributes to items and such).

in first blight you have to already have some so you have to do it right after leveling up and before spending them

in gff i dont know

also if you are using a warrior caracter the class is the reason for corupted save no one know why but warrior save often get corupt for no reason
if your not playing a warrior then i cant sa what's the problem

[thegrimfandango]

c3pu2 wrote...

Virgil0211 wrote...

Um, quick question. How do you edit the number of ability points and specialization points a character has available for leveling up? I started out using first blight, but that damned thing's corrupted my saves so often, and half the stuff I'd like to do doesn't work on it (adding new attributes to items and such).

in first blight you have to already have some so you have to do it right after leveling up and before spending them

in gff i dont know

also if you are using a warrior caracter the class is the reason for corupted save no one know why but warrior save often get corupt for no reason
if your not playing a warrior then i cant sa what's the problem

I second this, I found that after a point in Act 2, my warrior saves corrupted every time with Firstblight (gffeditor was fine). I had no such problem with a rogue.

[c3pu2]

thegrimfandango wrote...

c3pu2 wrote...

Virgil0211 wrote...

Um, quick question. How do you edit the number of ability points and specialization points a character has available for leveling up? I started out using first blight, but that damned thing's corrupted my saves so often, and half the stuff I'd like to do doesn't work on it (adding new attributes to items and such).

in first blight you have to already have some so you have to do it right after leveling up and before spending them

in gff i dont know

also if you are using a warrior caracter the class is the reason for corupted save no one know why but warrior save often get corupt for no reason
if your not playing a warrior then i cant sa what's the problem

I second this, I found that after a point in Act 2, my warrior saves corrupted every time with Firstblight (gffeditor was fine). I had no such problem with a rogue.

good to know that gff does not corupt

[Mark B]

I don't know where the points are - I haven't played around with it very much but you can just give youself the skills you want, as per the OP, hell you can give youself skills from other classes if you like.

[Spartas Husky]

Regarding the "personality" of hawke. Being witty all the time etc etc etc. And only certain dialogues opening if your witty most of the time or charming etc etc. AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar.

but is there a number for them?. hate the fact that u gota be witty all the time to down the line push out a witty line... anyone can be witty at any given time seriously.

ANyways before I rant off. ANyone knows if these "personalities" have a bar... number value etc I can just max all of em out?

PS: Like in ME2, it doesnn't take practice to make someone soil their pants by pointing a weapon at them. Doesn't even take a certain personality.... BIOWARE!!!!.<_<

Modifié par Spartas Husky, 22 avril 2011 - 05:21 .

[c3pu2]

Spartas Husky wrote...

Regarding the "personality" of hawke. Being witty all the time etc etc etc. And only certain dialogues opening if your witty most of the time or charming etc etc. AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar.

but is there a number for them?. hate the fact that u gota be witty all the time to down the line push out a witty line... anyone can be witty at any given time seriously.

ANyways before I rant off. ANyone knows if these "personalities" have a bar... number value etc I can just max all of em out?

PS: Like in ME2, it doesnn't take practice to make someone soil their pants by pointing a weapon at them. Doesn't even take a certain personality.... BIOWARE!!!!.<_<

wasnt realy better in me1 were you had to assing tallent point to the renegade/paragone bar

and i dont know if you can 


PS: i personaly love the sarcastic hawk

Modifié par c3pu2, 22 avril 2011 - 05:28 .

[Spartas Husky]

c3pu2 wrote...

Spartas Husky wrote...

Regarding the "personality" of hawke. Being witty all the time etc etc etc. And only certain dialogues opening if your witty most of the time or charming etc etc. AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar.

but is there a number for them?. hate the fact that u gota be witty all the time to down the line push out a witty line... anyone can be witty at any given time seriously.

ANyways before I rant off. ANyone knows if these "personalities" have a bar... number value etc I can just max all of em out?

PS: Like in ME2, it doesnn't take practice to make someone soil their pants by pointing a weapon at them. Doesn't even take a certain personality.... BIOWARE!!!!.<_<

wasnt realy better in me1 were you had to assing tallent point to the renegade/paragone bar

and i dont know if you can 


PS: i personaly love the sarcastic hawk

I do too. But I am naturally sarcastic (real life btw) and a... whats the word... diplomatic? why can you only be one?

PS: ME1 totally irrelevant, not sur why you mention it since if you play the game twice... you get to simply have all the choices, so its not really aplicable here. Now yes, the first "playthrough" you feel the same way as I do now... or with ME2 when I first played it. But after that it goes away since you just carry w/e and just add points to the opposite influence path.

PSS: I still say whoever came up with the renegade paraon interrupt idea where it takes practice to point a gun at someone should be slapped and fired He has... or she, has no place in RPG making process.

[c3pu2]

Spartas Husky wrote...

c3pu2 wrote...

Spartas Husky wrote...

Regarding the "personality" of hawke. Being witty all the time etc etc etc. And only certain dialogues opening if your witty most of the time or charming etc etc. AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar.

but is there a number for them?. hate the fact that u gota be witty all the time to down the line push out a witty line... anyone can be witty at any given time seriously.

ANyways before I rant off. ANyone knows if these "personalities" have a bar... number value etc I can just max all of em out?

PS: Like in ME2, it doesnn't take practice to make someone soil their pants by pointing a weapon at them. Doesn't even take a certain personality.... BIOWARE!!!!.<_<

wasnt realy better in me1 were you had to assing tallent point to the renegade/paragone bar

and i dont know if you can 


PS: i personaly love the sarcastic hawk

I do too. But I am naturally sarcastic (real life btw) and a... whats the word... diplomatic? why can you only be one?

PS: ME1 totally irrelevant, not sur why you mention it since if you play the game twice... you get to simply have all the choices, so its not really aplicable here. Now yes, the first "playthrough" you feel the same way as I do now... or with ME2 when I first played it. But after that it goes away since you just carry w/e and just add points to the opposite influence path.

PSS: I still say whoever came up with the renegade paraon interrupt idea where it takes practice to point a gun at someone should be slapped and fired He has... or she, has no place in RPG making process.

im not saying its right i agree with you that it can be agrovating to be forced down only one path but without a scheme to follow(especially in DA2 since all the line that we dont chose depend on that scheme) hawke would say the same thing in all playthroug like shep. im on my second playthrough in DA2 and havent skipt one line because last time i played good guy and now sarcastic so they arent the same line. on my second and third playthrough of ME1 and 2 i skiped most dialogue because i knew them by heart(i easily remember what people say in game and movie but thats irelevant sry) so its nice to have diferent dialogue depending on your hawke personality.

PS: on your third point your totally right you dont need skill to point a gun and look mean to scare someone

PSS: F.Y.I. in your first post you said this "AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar" the paragon/renegade bar actualy come from KoTOR(light/dark side bar but its basicaly the same) it was only worst in ME2 because it ad impact on the dialogue weel

PSSS: too answer your initial question wich i didnt. probably not because it would screw up all the dialogue option there is only 6 posible choice per weel so it would not fit they might try to pile up or i dont know. might be a value EX: 1sarcastic 2paragon 3renegade 4flirty just like gender 1male 2female but then again you would have to choose

PSSSS: the solution to that would be a non talking caracter like in DAO wich allow for a ****load of choice but i personaly prefer less choice and a talking main caracter than lots of choice and having to read a freeking paragraph before choosing what to say and the npc look like they are talking alone

Modifié par c3pu2, 22 avril 2011 - 08:42 .

[Mark B]

c3pu2 wrote...

im not saying its right i agree with you that it can be agrovating ......

Is this the only known case of aggro sticking in DA2?

(Sorry, I couldn't let that one go without comment)

[Spartas Husky]

c3pu2 wrote...

Spartas Husky wrote...

c3pu2 wrote...

Spartas Husky wrote...

Regarding the "personality" of hawke. Being witty all the time etc etc etc. And only certain dialogues opening if your witty most of the time or charming etc etc. AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar.

but is there a number for them?. hate the fact that u gota be witty all the time to down the line push out a witty line... anyone can be witty at any given time seriously.

ANyways before I rant off. ANyone knows if these "personalities" have a bar... number value etc I can just max all of em out?

PS: Like in ME2, it doesnn't take practice to make someone soil their pants by pointing a weapon at them. Doesn't even take a certain personality.... BIOWARE!!!!.<_<

wasnt realy better in me1 were you had to assing tallent point to the renegade/paragone bar

and i dont know if you can 


PS: i personaly love the sarcastic hawk

I do too. But I am naturally sarcastic (real life btw) and a... whats the word... diplomatic? why can you only be one?

PS: ME1 totally irrelevant, not sur why you mention it since if you play the game twice... you get to simply have all the choices, so its not really aplicable here. Now yes, the first "playthrough" you feel the same way as I do now... or with ME2 when I first played it. But after that it goes away since you just carry w/e and just add points to the opposite influence path.

PSS: I still say whoever came up with the renegade paraon interrupt idea where it takes practice to point a gun at someone should be slapped and fired He has... or she, has no place in RPG making process.

im not saying its right i agree with you that it can be agrovating to be forced down only one path but without a scheme to follow(especially in DA2 since all the line that we dont chose depend on that scheme) hawke would say the same thing in all playthroug like shep. im on my second playthrough in DA2 and havent skipt one line because last time i played good guy and now sarcastic so they arent the same line. on my second and third playthrough of ME1 and 2 i skiped most dialogue because i knew them by heart(i easily remember what people say in game and movie but thats irelevant sry) so its nice to have diferent dialogue depending on your hawke personality.

PS: on your third point your totally right you dont need skill to point a gun and look mean to scare someone

PSS: F.Y.I. in your first post you said this "AKA another ****** poor idea imported from ME2 disastrous paragon/renegade fiasco bar" the paragon/renegade bar actualy come from KoTOR(light/dark side bar but its basicaly the same) it was only worst in ME2 because it ad impact on the dialogue weel

PSSS: too answer your initial question wich i didnt. probably not because it would screw up all the dialogue option there is only 6 posible choice per weel so it would not fit they might try to pile up or i dont know. might be a value EX: 1sarcastic 2paragon 3renegade 4flirty just like gender 1male 2female but then again you would have to choose

PSSSS: the solution to that would be a non talking caracter like in DAO wich allow for a ****load of choice but i personaly prefer less choice and a talking main caracter than lots of choice and having to read a freeking paragraph before choosing what to say and the npc look like they are talking alone

1- Exactly thats the point, have all hawkes have all lines od dialogue availble. not 2 will say the same thing but thats what makes an RPG enjoyable. is anoying tog et cut off something because someone else decided it for you.

2- Did not know it was from Kotr played it twice... was long ago . if so then bad whoever camne up with it there, and BAD bioware for still using the same **** thinking is wonderful.

3-Not worried about piling it up, I mean some easy "LB" for next set of answers is not a big deal.

There are what? 6 answers per wheel?... simple solution, have as many wheels as you need, go through them with RB or LB. basically just for the different type of attitudes, since the agressive, diplomatic of witty are always the same no matter what wheel.

[c3pu2]

Mark B wrote...

c3pu2 wrote...

im not saying its right i agree with you that it can be agrovating ......

Is this the only known case of aggro sticking in DA2?

(Sorry, I couldn't let that one go without comment)

lol lot of agro source in dragon age 2


to sparta

back in kotor it made sence cince its was jedi thing(light side dark side or neutral) and it only influanced your look and companions alignement


sure the rb lb thing would be a nice idea for an other game(ear that bioware ME3 is not finished yet) but its to late for this one

Modifié par c3pu2, 22 avril 2011 - 06:22 .

[Spartas Husky]

True enough. but back in the day everyone loved the "only ood only bad idea"... is getting old. Bioware should have realized it by now, people ar enot extremes depending on our damn mood that day we might decide to blow a freacking nuke to stop a cloning facility from starting, or we might decide to drop an asteroid from the nearby asteroid belt. I dont think it takes practice being "good" to blow a nuke, or being bad to hijack an asteroid.

Morality leads to outcomes, outcomes does not lead to morality.

Now ME1 came up with the bright and wonderful idea of STACKING ABILITIES AFTER PLAYTHROUGHS. But apparently bioware gets rid of good ideas and keeps bringing in ****ty ones. Not for the most part but what can you expect... Is not "bioware.inc" Its EA: Bioware.

[Mark B]

My only serious contribution to this subject is: good/bad/sarcastic, none of it makes a rats **** of a difference anyways. Dialogue choices shouldn't be so black and white but the choices you make should have some effect on the outcome of the damn game.
I'm sure that BioWare would say that these choices will have an effect on future iterations, but who gives a sh!t about that. I made a conscious choice in this game to support one side over another and was railroaded into killing them (with a really bad excuse if you side with the mages at least). Sorry, I don't care about how the supporting characters may have slightly different outcomes, and that my choices will effect DA3 or DLC - I would like the game I'm playing to be the one that is actually being played, not some yet to be decided follow up, where, upon the whim of the developers, my decisions may be ignored anyway - yes I'm looking at you Anders.
Right, now that's off my chest, any news on modding?

EDIT: PS: Is Anders that good a character that we couldn't have had someone else?  I didn't rate him in Awakenings so I don't see why he was brought back, possibly from the dead.
I'm sure the Deep Roads maps could have been acquired elsewhere, we could have skipped the stupid sibling situation there and done without the ****** poor excuse for his actions; "ooh, he's possessed" rather than just a fundamentalist dick.

Modifié par Mark B, 22 avril 2011 - 09:00 .