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[Aslend]

I have tried several times to use the models in the toolset and each time I try to load them, the toolset crashes.

[Aslend]

Fun, I get to answer myself. It would seem that the toolset copies a great many files to the override folder when a full export is performed, which also seems to be the only way to get a module to function. In any event, deleting all the files in the override folder fixes this issue and several others, like the ever popular "help I am stuck in combat and cannot get out of this stupid hut".

[Proleric]

You don't need to do a full export. You can load each area in turn and export with dependencies - that gives you a much leaner export. Alternatively, you can use the Builder-to-Player route, though that's intended for final release to players rather than testing.

If you are editing the contents of folders manually, don't be surprised if things go wrong.

[Aslend]

Proleric1 wrote...

You don't need to do a full export. You can load each area in turn and export with dependencies - that gives you a much leaner export. Alternatively, you can use the Builder-to-Player route, though that's intended for final release to players rather than testing.
If you are editing the contents of folders manually, don't be surprised if things go wrong.

True enough Proleric1, you can mess things up fast deleting the wrong stuff, I did find out however that the toolset, when exporting, exports all the resources to the override folder in the C:\\Users\\currentsuer\\Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\packages\\core\\override, this causes all kinds of issues, once this folder and its files are deleted everything works correctly. Thanks for your reply and guidance.

Modifié par Aslend, 06 décembre 2009 - 11:58 .