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[Halchek]

I'm working through the tutorials and am having trouble affecting the level of my PC.

As per : social.bioware.com/wiki/datoolset/index.php/Character_generation I've added the following script and assigned it to my modules.Script property:-


             // [additional includes goes here]
#include "sys_rewards_h"
 
const int FORCE_AUTOLEVEL = 2;
 
void main()
{
    // keep track of whether the event has been handled
    int nEventHandled = FALSE;
 
    event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
    switch(GetEventType(ev))
    {
         case EVENT_TYPE_MODULE_START:
         {
            object oHero = GetHero();
 
            // [chargen code goes here]
 
            // auto-level the player to level 10
            RewardXP(oHero, RW_GetXPNeededForLevel(10), FALSE, FALSE);
            SetAutoLevelUp(oHero, FORCE_AUTOLEVEL);
 
            break;
         }
    }
 
    // if this event wasn't handled by this script fall through to the core script
    if(!nEventHandled)
    {
        HandleEvent(ev, RESOURCE_SCRIPT_MODULE_CORE);
    }
}

A character is created albiet a level 1 character.  Any ideas how make it a level 10 character as the script suggests?

Regards

Paul

[Halchek]

I've found the problem, I really must save script changes before exporting the module overwise they're not included.



Spoilt by Visual Studio I guess but is there a reason why the module isn't saved when you do an export?

[SilentCid]

There is a save-all function right on the UI if you did not see it. I think that what you are talking about?

[Halchek]

Yeah I saw that and I usually chain spam ctrl+s when I'm working only for some reason not last night and it caused me a few problems.



Most of the development enivronments I've worked with in the past have automatically saved changes prior to compilation, I was merely curious as to why the toolset doesn't do similar. Perhaps it should and perhaps there is a reason why it doesn't.



More likely, perhaps I'm spoilt and should live with it.