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AI script compiler in the game?

PugPugPugPug Member Posts: 560
edited September 2012 in Archive (Feature Requests)
You can make your own AI scripts in Baldur's Gate, but it requires you to download a command line based script compiler that doesn't seem to be hosted anywhere obvious anymore. It was a feature they included on purpose for advanced users but did not really support.

I'm not saying to create a suite of AI customization features. Just make it doable. Thanks.

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  • HwestaHwesta Member Posts: 11
    edited December 2012
    first go to game directory and find scripts folder. open it and copy and paste just 1 script u want to edit. rename it some small name. dont use space for ur script name:D. for example use "crng.bs" than go to http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~joh/ni/ download nearinfinity. and open it with java. (u must have latest java to nearinfinity works) go open game and point chitin.key inside bgee game directory. you ll see lots of writting in the left side:D there ull find scripst. under scripst ull find ur custom script u just named (crng.bs) click on it and u see decomplied script text of this script. Change edit whatever u want. than click compile and save after u finished. Overwritte. and your custom script is ready to use...
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