My nwn2 folders in "my docs" were empty when installation ended. I only installed the game, that's all. When I saw that the feat was malfunctioning I began to apply changes all of you told me. In the end the file in "DATA" is the original, and the finle in "override" inside "My docs" was added and is the only that remains changed according to your instructions.
In the beginning of MotB I've noticed that Safiya had an essence, a sword and the "portable table" for creating magical items. In the description for the "table" there was a formula to create a weapon with +1d6 cold damage. I've tried to make it and worked.
Hi Umdran,
OK, I think I know where some of the confusion has come from, and it is with reference to the directory you are calling "My Docs". Whether the folders inside the NWN directory were empty or not, the fact is that folders should be present and one of them there should be called "override". The problem comes about because "My Docs" is too generic a term to use when discussing where files are placed. For example, you can use "My Docs" in a number of places, whereas when we speak of the "override" folder, that is specific and is only in one place.
E.g. You may have a "My Docs" folder inside the override folder, or it could be inside a campaign folder. Placing a file in each of these two places (both called "My Docs") can affect the game differently.
So, from what I understand you are saying now, when you refer to "My Docs" folder, you actually mean something like this:-
C:\Users\Umdran\Documents\Neverwinter Nights 2 (i.e. The Neverwinter Nights 2 folder inside your "documents" folder.)
This assumes a Windows 7 format, so it may be different if using a different OS. Hence the reason we use and refer to the term "override" folder, because that cannot be mistaken for any other place.
And to be clear, the file called "feat.2da" (which contains the altered line as I explained) should be inside your "override" folder, which does indeed sit inside your "NWN 2 document folders" (wherever you have installed the game to and according to whatever OS you have).
You have encouraged me to write an article about this now for my latest blog.
Hopefully, it will be useful to help explain this sort of thing to other users in the future.
EDIT: POST MADE:
http://forum.bioware...s-first/page-12 (SCROLL DOWN TO POST #16)
Cheers,
Lance.
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