ShadowKeeper and number of attacks.

Last week I was trying to edit a save to import it into BG2, because I planned assuming I could change my proficiencies but that didn't end up being the case. I noticed that the number of attacks that is displayed for my character always equals 1 after opening the save, even though it's definitely not 1 in the game (level 8 paladin). After editing and saving the number of attacks was actually reduced to 1 as well in the game, which i rather annoying, because who knows what other stats were changed that I didn't notice.
The same happens for my BG2 saves.
Is this normal or am I doing something wrong here with this tool?
The same happens for my BG2 saves.
Is this normal or am I doing something wrong here with this tool?
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Just ignore it as ryuken87 mentioned....it's nothing to worry about.
It's only useful for e.g. NPC mods, who have more pips than allowed, but class-restriction would deny it otherwise. Like a rogue's ApR is always 1 even if you 'cheat' it 5 pips. Though my game is tweak/fix-packed, so I dunno if its cause of this.
Kova from Beyond the Law has 3 pips in dagger, cause of the backstory...but would be limited to 1 attack per round...so it's set in the creature file to 1.5 (=the number you'll see if opened in shadowkeeper)
Guess it's also useful for ppl, who install mods that they can't beat and need to cheat that way ^^ like tactics/ascension..lol
Thanks for the help.