Just make some tests myselves... the spell revision can run without any problem...But when i install it with various different MODs, it just doesn't work. Could someone help me out?
I am giving a try to the BWS. Every think went well and i feel ok using this tool.
I have few questions
- How can i planify a "pause" during the installation process in order to manually install a mod (not yet listed in BWS). For example, how would you proceed to install Aura or Critter parts in the middle of the BWS installation ?
- How about a mod listed in BWS but not in the version i am interested in ? For example, i would like to install the last version of lefreut's Enhanced UI. One option would be to do it manually (meaning that i don't select this mod in BWS). Is there other ways to do it ? But is there a way to keep Lefreut's UI in the BWS install order ?
Somebody else might know at what stage it is installed and then all that you need to do is pause the game at that stage. I don't have that information myself. If Nobody else knows then you can do an installation, note when Lefreut's UI is installed and cancel the rest of the installation. Having obtained the information that you need, you can then do a fresh installation and pause at the relevant time. You can get BWS to beep at relevant points. Haven't used that option myself, but it could be useful.
@Wise_Grimwald Thanks, ifound the way to pause the installation before installing a mod. I was initialy very reluctant to use BWS but the tool is great.
I did post the Following question in BG UB discussion but maybe it is fitting better here. So here i am :
BWS is expecting a certain version/size/name of the mod BG1 UB. Which file should i preferably select and "force the usage" between those 3 :
bg1ub-master.zip (which is the file name BWS is expecting but in a different size) bg1ub-15.2.zip or win-bg1ub-v15.2.zip
Is there a general rule to follow when providing the file and forcing it usage ?
I am giving a try to the BWS. Every think went well and i feel ok using this tool.
I have few questions
- How can i planify a "pause" during the installation process in order to manually install a mod (not yet listed in BWS). For example, how would you proceed to install Aura or Critter parts in the middle of the BWS installation ?
- How about a mod listed in BWS but not in the version i am interested in ? For example, i would like to install the last version of lefreut's Enhanced UI. One option would be to do it manually (meaning that i don't select this mod in BWS). Is there other ways to do it ? But is there a way to keep Lefreut's UI in the BWS install order ?
UI Mods can be installed or reinstalled at anytime. I have been running a game using Lefreuts Enhanced, and turned around and reinstalled the new version (3.3 I think) that he just released with no problems. I just learned to use BWS in the last 6 months too, but there is tons of info between here and the other forums.
I learned from Multiple Modders that the UI mods aren't really a problem to install at any spot when needed. NPC, and content mods are very touchy about where they go and can goof up an install in a hurry. I haven't had the opportunity to use a "pause" yet, but I have an install I'm building for a classic game, so I may try doing it there and just see how it works. I know with the 2.5 patch coming out I will be setting up new versions at some point this year. I hope some part of the above diatribe helps!
So, at some point last year I've prepared a new playthrough using this tool but did not actually play it. I've finally started playing it now but I forgot what exactly I've installed. I just realized that because the world map was different and there were some quest I never saw before since I've only played Vanilla EE.
I'm more interested in knowing if I did install the Trilogy. How can I be sure?
@hackinslash , do you mean look for a folder with that name?
On my saves folder (user/documents) I've only have folders for Enhanced Edition I and II, nothing about the trilogy. If undestood you correctly I didn't installed it.
A little question from me. Just a few days ago I finally installed EET again on my computer, and now the new BG2-EE patch came out, so I'm wondering: - Is it better to reinstall everything to have the bugfixes of the patch in, too? Or rather stay with this version I have now, cause the new patch might break things in EET?
@Nezraddin It's much better to simply start you journey then reinstall after 2.5. Many mods will need adjustment, it takes time to adopt all things. If you are satisfied with mod choices, just hit Play button and try to finish game atleast once before you want to reinstall everything. Few minor bugs and annoyances won't have impact at the overall joy
@ALIEN Thank you for the fast answer Still trying to figure out if I want to reinstall it and add this one mod which looks intriguing to me (the deities of faerûn one) and thought this might be a good way to add the bugfixes in, too. But I guess I rather use the older patch then for this new installation and really wait for some time to pass (maybe even after the next patch for BG:EE comes out).
So thanks for helping me out here. *bows gratefully*
[edit] Ow, just noticed these mods are not part of the EET-Install. Guess that clears up that I won't reinstall in the end and can directly start playing. *smiles*
Wow, great to have this helpful installer. I had to work around the missing bg1ub-master.zip which is now win-bg1ub-v15.2.zip But I guess more worrying is that I have the very recent updated EE engine release. Is this going to be a problem?
##### Enhanced Edition Trilogy ##### ### 0000: Enhanced Edition Trilogy ### The following circumstances prevent the installation: EET needs EET_End.
EDIT: I started up the install again and it seemed to continue up until I hit a problem with an SPL file mentioned above. Looks like a bad time to try The Big Picture until the 2.5 issues are sorted out.
Yeah, I've just installed it now and started playing it. Thank you!
By the way, I have a problem now that on the feedback box isn't showing the new line of text without I manually scrolling through it. Is this a known bug or might be related to something gone wrong during the mod setup?
By the way, I have a problem now that on the feedback box isn't showing the new line of text without I manually scrolling through it. Is this a known bug or might be related to something gone wrong during the mod setup?
Yeah, I've just installed it now and started playing it. Thank you!
By the way, I have a problem now that on the feedback box isn't showing the new line of text without I manually scrolling through it. Is this a known bug or might be related to something gone wrong during the mod setup?
The UI.menu files shipped with EET need to be updated to correctly work with 2.5.
@Nezraddin It's much better to simply start you journey then reinstall after 2.5. Many mods will need adjustment, it takes time to adopt all things. If you are satisfied with mod choices, just hit Play button and try to finish game atleast once before you want to reinstall everything. Few minor bugs and annoyances won't have impact at the overall joy
@ALIEN - so the would you say the recommendation right now is for those of us running version 2.5 of BGIIEE and new to BWS we should hold off until issues are ironed out?
@FredSRichardson Yes, go back to 2.4 for all games and install mods. Then play atleast once before jumping to 2.5.
Thank you @ALIEN - a bit of a dilemma because I finished BG1 in a vanilla run and I've started BG2. I really wanted g3 tweaks (um "ease-of-use") which I have but the downside is the game is too easy and I probably need SCS or something...
I'll check and see if I can copy my current game dir and keep playing while reverting the original game dir(s) to 2.4...
@FredSRichardson With the BeamDog client it's not possible. You need to get a Steam key, at least I think there is is possible. (You get one for free if you write to BeamDog support email if you have purchased the game via BeamDog client.)
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It is the automated alternative to the solution published here on the forum with using Near Infinity.
I am giving a try to the BWS. Every think went well and i feel ok using this tool.
I have few questions
- How can i planify a "pause" during the installation process in order to manually install a mod (not yet listed in BWS). For example, how would you proceed to install Aura or Critter parts in the middle of the BWS installation ?
- How about a mod listed in BWS but not in the version i am interested in ? For example, i would like to install the last version of lefreut's Enhanced UI. One option would be to do it manually (meaning that i don't select this mod in BWS). Is there other ways to do it ? But is there a way to keep Lefreut's UI in the BWS install order ?
Thanks, ifound the way to pause the installation before installing a mod. I was initialy very reluctant to use BWS but the tool is great.
I did post the Following question in BG UB discussion but maybe it is fitting better here. So here i am :
BWS is expecting a certain version/size/name of the mod BG1 UB. Which file should i preferably select and "force the usage" between those 3 :
bg1ub-master.zip (which is the file name BWS is expecting but in a different size)
bg1ub-15.2.zip
or win-bg1ub-v15.2.zip
Is there a general rule to follow when providing the file and forcing it usage ?
I learned from Multiple Modders that the UI mods aren't really a problem to install at any spot when needed. NPC, and content mods are very touchy about where they go and can goof up an install in a hurry. I haven't had the opportunity to use a "pause" yet, but I have an install I'm building for a classic game, so I may try doing it there and just see how it works. I know with the 2.5 patch coming out I will be setting up new versions at some point this year. I hope some part of the above diatribe helps!
I'm more interested in knowing if I did install the Trilogy. How can I be sure?
On my saves folder (user/documents) I've only have folders for Enhanced Edition I and II, nothing about the trilogy. If undestood you correctly I didn't installed it.
A little question from me.
Just a few days ago I finally installed EET again on my computer, and now the new BG2-EE patch came out, so I'm wondering:
- Is it better to reinstall everything to have the bugfixes of the patch in, too? Or rather stay with this version I have now, cause the new patch might break things in EET?
Still trying to figure out if I want to reinstall it and add this one mod which looks intriguing to me (the deities of faerûn one) and thought this might be a good way to add the bugfixes in, too.
But I guess I rather use the older patch then for this new installation and really wait for some time to pass (maybe even after the next patch for BG:EE comes out).
So thanks for helping me out here. *bows gratefully*
[edit]
Ow, just noticed these mods are not part of the EET-Install. Guess that clears up that I won't reinstall in the end and can directly start playing. *smiles*
##### Enhanced Edition Trilogy #####
### 0000: Enhanced Edition Trilogy ###
The following circumstances prevent the installation:
EET needs EET_End.
EDIT: I started up the install again and it seemed to continue up until I hit a problem with an SPL file mentioned above. Looks like a bad time to try The Big Picture until the 2.5 issues are sorted out.
By the way, I have a problem now that on the feedback box isn't showing the new line of text without I manually scrolling through it. Is this a known bug or might be related to something gone wrong during the mod setup?
I'll check and see if I can copy my current game dir and keep playing while reverting the original game dir(s) to 2.4...
Is this possible using this tool or only reinstalling it manually or even not possible at all without restating my save?