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[Vortaka]

Hi all!  Well, love what everybody did with the toolset and I'd like to edit somethings too but, well, I don't really understand how...

Lets see...  I have an "external" erf that contains an uti (an item).  (I took an item from someone else cause I mod, I'm no creator!    ).  Anyway...  If I open the uti with the toolset, instead of giving me the "nice" uti editor (with the general, attributes, model appearance) like when I click on the "right" side, it only gives me a text only Name/Type/Value (with tons of things I'll probably learn what they mean later!).

For now, I just want to know how to put the "external" UTI the same way as the internal one, if possible!  If not, tell me what I'm doing wrong, please?  I just want to edit the item name or the Item Properties!  Help?

Thanks!

[hwlreckles]

So you're trying to open a .uti from another mod and getting to see it on your palette window so you can edit it?

[Vortaka]

Yep! That's it!  (Or to simply edit it the same way without putting it in the palette would be ok too!)

Modifié par Vortaka, 21 novembre 2009 - 03:17 .

[hwlreckles]

Vortaka wrote...

Yep! That's it!  (Or to simply edit it the same way without putting it in the palette would be ok too!)

I don't of a way to do that.  You should probably just make an item like it in the toolset unless it has a custom skin.

[Vortaka]

I love tutorials!
http://dragonagemodd...-player-an-item

Love it!

Modifié par Vortaka, 21 novembre 2009 - 05:17 .

[Falmung]

Thanks. Its ironic that the one with the question answered himself. But I had exactly your same doubt. Thanks.

[AND04]

hmm, you can't edit an item from an erf file - you'd need to import it via a Builder to Builder package.

Though if you just want to give the player a item you could use my lil Mod here too:
http://social.bioware.com/project/883/

you'd just have to create a M2DA-File and voila the item(s) appear in the chest

Modifié par AND04, 23 novembre 2009 - 04:21 .

[HellKnightX]

I've also been looking for an answer to this problem. I don't know why BioWare had to make it so complicated to simply modify something that someone else made. In particular I just wanted to change the model of some robes I downloaded because they looked silly, but I spent quite a while trying to figure out how to do it in the editor for lack of any decent tutorials on the matter.