- If you haven't already, enable logging by creating a file called
ECLog.ini in Program Files (x86)\\Dragon Age\\bin_ship with the following
text:
[LogTypes]
Script=1 - Make a script consisting of the following:
void main()
{
PrintToLog(GetTag( GetArea( GetHero() ) ) );
} - If you haven't already, enable the console by starting dragon age
via a shortcut with the following argument appended:
-enabledeveloperconsole - In game travel to the area you wish to modify
- press the ` key in the upper left and type "runscript (scriptname)"where (scriptname) is the script you made earlier
- Alt-Tab out of Dragon Age
- Open My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\Logs\\DragonAge_1.log, the last line should be something like:
Script cir310ar_fade_burning_tower - Close Dragon Age
- Find the corresponding area list .rim file under Program
Files\\Dragon Age\\modules\\single player\\data\\ (this may take a few tries
if your area is in an area list) - Open the .rim file by using File/Open from the toolset or just drag the file over the toolset
- sort by type (click on the Type column header)
- Find the .are file with the name from the log file
- right-click the .are file and select Open Resource
- choose to always open this file type with Program Files\\Dragon Age\\tools\\DragonAgeToolset.exe
- back in the toolset, look for the Layout property in your .are file
- Create a new area or open a local copy of an existing one
- change the layout to match the one listed in the .are file (or use "any" and filter by the tag of the area the player is in
- Place any objects that you want, noting the resref and copying the Position and Orientation of each object
- Create the objects via script upon entering that area using a
script referenced in PRCSCR_(suffix).xls file (converted to .gda format
with ExcelProcessor.exe) with the arealist name that matches the name
of the .rim file (minus the .rim extension).
For help with 2das (.xls files): social.bioware.com/wiki/datoolset/index.php/2DA#Step-by-Step
For help with PRCSCR: social.bioware.com/wiki/datoolset/index.php/PRCSCR
Modifié par Craig Graff, 07 décembre 2009 - 05:45 .





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