Well, okay, I ran some more tests with this tool, and I noticed two things. Most mods that use it do so to add spells to kits. (I wonder what the point is, since I’ve already created three kits with new spells without ever needing this tool.) And even though the creator said, “No, it doesn’t need EEex,” when I use the tool’s basic instructions to install a spell without EEex, my spell doesn’t appear in the Sorcerer’s spell selection. If I install EEex and then use the tool’s basic instructions to install a spell, that spell appears for my Sorcerer (but it still bugs out for my Mages and Bards—see above).
So this mod: it works fine for kits, but it bugs out for mage spells—or doesn’t do anything at all for spells without EEex.
So here’s a proposal/challenge: I’ll pay € to whoever can install the first three Interplan spells using this tool, and get them to work (without EEex). Contact me for more details.
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So this mod: it works fine for kits, but it bugs out for mage spells—or doesn’t do anything at all for spells without EEex.
So here’s a proposal/challenge: I’ll pay € to whoever can install the first three Interplan spells using this tool, and get them to work (without EEex). Contact me for more details.