Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
It will say it's biffing or something like that when your installing that mod. But I recommend you read the mod's readme thoroughly first before installing it and don't worry too much about it there's few mods that tampers with the chitin.key.
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
It will say it's biffing or something like that when your installing that mod. But I recommend you read the mod's readme thoroughly first before installing it and don't worry too much about it there's few mods that tampers with the chitin.key.
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
It will say it's biffing or something like that when your installing that mod. But I recommend you read the mod's readme thoroughly first before installing it and don't worry too much about it there's few mods that tampers with the chitin.key.
Okay uh what should I do with this?
So should I just put the "./installer.sh/" command or smthin?
Hi @ExplanatoryPotato, great that it works. Not sure why X-Plore is doing that but you could try the 'IT Crowd' fix, turn your device off and on again. If that doesn't work, try removing and reinstalling the app.
With regard to the XP, the button should work. Make sure that you have your PC or whoever you want the XP added to selected first before trying to give the XP. Just tried it on my device without any probs.
Happy Gaming
Gus
Hello again! @Gusinda , sorry for bothering you again but I followed your instructions regarding x-plore, but it doesn't work either, it still doesn't show me the contents of the data file, and idk if this is possible but can the Ascension mod be in bg2:EE in Android?
And also, are there any mods that improve AI overall (making use of their special abilities more and using alot more spells without me doing it myself, and overall smarter AI, for both companions and enemies.)
Thanks in advance!
Ascension should work on Android in fact any mods barring exe dependent ones will work just fine. As for Ai mods I think SCS is what you're looking for here's the link https://www.gibberlings3.net/mods/tweaks/scs/
SCS makes the enemy AI smart as hell yes, but not my own companions, though I already have that covered with AI scripts beforehand, and I already have SCS and ascension in my download files.
Just trying to confirm if it CAN work.
Though, funnily enough, AS MY ONLY ISSUE in installing mods and such, is that I CAN'T ACCESS MY BALDUR'S GATE 2 DATA FILE SINCE IT DOESN'T LET ME SEE WHAT'S THE CONTENTS INSIDE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
Though I'm about to try total commander (on play store, a file manager) to try and solve this issue myself, wish me luck.
Still waiting for @Gusinda for the response .
that won't work I fear because of the added restrictions of your lenovo device....I suggest you place your modded files on obb Instead of data since it's the least restrictive part of the Android directory and read up on this https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/1190312/#Comment_1190312 if you wanna make changes in the baldur.lua file.
Hello again @Agerio , I kinda have like barely any experience in modding (LITERALLY 0 on mobile modding), and I want to install the entirety of the Ascension mod into BG2:EE and also some AI scripts that I mentioned earlier.
Yeah I need help
@Agerio , so far I was done giving terminux access to my internal files or something, I don't quite understand what to do next, do I extract the weidu+centralfix file or something? And when I try to download the installer.sh thing, it immediately requests me to open it with terminux.
Basically he says that you should copy both the installer.sh and weidu+centralfix to your download folder, open termux, paste this command "cp storage/downloads/{installer.sh,weidu+centralfix.zip} . && chmod +x installer.sh" without the quotes then you run installer.sh by inputting "./installer.sh" again without quotes. and if you type weidu, it's help section should show up.
Yes @Agerio , but the only thing in confused about is that whenever I "download" the installer.sh, it makes me open it with terminux and does this:
Don't open it that way just make sure the installer.sh file is in the download folder and it should be like this.
So all I have to do is have both the weidu+centralfix.zip and installer.sh in the downloads folder? I don't have to extract anything right? (Just asking), and after that I just type in the command and I'm done?
Okay @Agerio I figured that one out, but after putting in the commands, what do I do next? (I'm assuming I should follow gusinda's instruction which was also linked to that comment)
How do I put mods in after doing that tho?
I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
It will say it's biffing or something like that when your installing that mod. But I recommend you read the mod's readme thoroughly first before installing it and don't worry too much about it there's few mods that tampers with the chitin.key.
Okay uh what should I do with this?
So should I just put the "./installer.sh/" command or smthin?
remove the slash at the end of it and no quotes but Yes assuming you did not done that before but otherwise enter "weidu" to test if it works
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
And yes, I decided that my documents folder would be my modding environment folder.
Since I don't use it anyway
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
Yep
And btw, do I have to edit the dialog.tlk ever again if for example I uninstalled all the mods and wanting to install them again, or is it just a one time thing?
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
Yep
And btw, do I have to edit the dialog.tlk ever again if for example I uninstalled all the mods and wanting to install them again, or is it just a one time thing?
Nope don't edit it the modded dialog.tlk, and use the og dialog.tlk on a fresh install and it's better to just delete everything manually and do again a fresh start if you wanna uninstall all since uninstalling it via weidu Is too long to bother
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
Yep
And btw, do I have to edit the dialog.tlk ever again if for example I uninstalled all the mods and wanting to install them again, or is it just a one time thing?
Nope don't edit it the modded dialog.tlk, and use the og dialog.tlk on a fresh install and it's better to just delete everything manually and do again a fresh start if you wanna uninstall all since uninstalling it via weidu Is too long to bother
Thanks so far @Agerio for helping me go through this!
But final thing, where do I put AI scripts?
Do I put it in the "scripts" file in the "files" folder?
(Well in this case I can't access the contents of the files folder but I can just rename that existing files folder to "p" and then make another "files" folder in my downloads directory then put in the crap I want, but I don't really know what folders to make inside the files folder, a screenshot of a files folder and its contents (BG2:EE) and an explanation as to what each one Essentially does is appreciated 👍.)
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
Yep
And btw, do I have to edit the dialog.tlk ever again if for example I uninstalled all the mods and wanting to install them again, or is it just a one time thing?
Nope don't edit it the modded dialog.tlk, and use the og dialog.tlk on a fresh install and it's better to just delete everything manually and do again a fresh start if you wanna uninstall all since uninstalling it via weidu Is too long to bother
Thanks so far @Agerio for helping me go through this!
But final thing, where do I put AI scripts?
Do I put it in the "scripts" file in the "files" folder?
(Well in this case I can't access the contents of the files folder but I can just rename that existing files folder to "p" and then make another "files" folder in my downloads directory then put in the crap I want, but I don't really know what folders to make inside the files folder, a screenshot of a files folder and its contents (BG2:EE) and an explanation as to what each one Essentially does is appreciated 👍.)
yeah you can place it in the scripts folder. the only folder you need to create/place in your situation is override and lang, and maybe music and movies if mods added those but that's about it. Two things do don't forget to screenshot the chitin.key, data, music and movies original install size soo you can know if it has been tampered or not and after you installed or uninstall the mods, copy the weidu.log somewhere, it's soo it can give you a guide incase you wanna do a new install. But hopefully this helps helps and happy modding!
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I apologize for the late response I'm busy with work atm. but Yes, you should follow gusinda's instructions for the modding environment. And for weidu, you just place the mod folder of your choice to the mod enviro folder and input let say "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" soo that weidu can detect the mod enviro folder then input either the mod folder name inside it's package example "weinstall ascension". When you're satisfied with the mods that you have installed then you can transfer the relevant mod enviro files like the override to the data folder. but just a warning, unless you managed to place files on the obb without tanos snapping it, Try avoiding mods that tampers with chitin.key because the game won't detect those on the data directory.
So essentially I can just dump the mods files into some folder then type the exact command that directs to that directory?
Yep
Wow that's very convenient, but how would I know if some mods could potentially mess with the chitin.key file in the obbs?
It will say it's biffing or something like that when your installing that mod. But I recommend you read the mod's readme thoroughly first before installing it and don't worry too much about it there's few mods that tampers with the chitin.key.
Okay uh what should I do with this?
So should I just put the "./installer.sh/" command or smthin?
remove the slash at the end of it and no quotes but Yes assuming you did not done that before but otherwise enter "weidu" to test if it works
Uh I think it isn't working @Agerio
Do ./installer.sh first.
Ah ok
It worked!
After typing weidu it gave me a bunch of commands that i can execute.
Can I like exit the termux session and it'll be all fine?
If you inputted the ./installer.sh before then yes
Yeah it is there now! But do I just put in the "cd /storage/emulated/0/documents/bg2ee" in terminux and it will find that folder then I just put in weinstall (mod file name inside package)?
And yes, I decided that my documents folder would be my modding environment folder.
Since I don't use it anyway
Yep
Thanks! But before that, time to follow gusinda's instructions.
And I can install like, ANY mod right?
Aside from exe dependent mods and mods that use biffing like eet. Yes
Ok, does SCS use biffing or nah?
And for AI script files (like sarevok57's AI SCRIPTS) do I just put them in the "files" folder in the data folder?
Nope and again Don't worry too much about it. majority of Infinity engine mods don't use biffing as a inbuilt thing especially since generalized biffing exist but basically what biffing does it to compress the many files like the ones on override to a .bif files. it's pretty useful for Android 11+ since it cuts down the long times of transferring those override files to there destination and I heard that it improves performance too.
Nice, is it automatic in uninstalling mods through terminux and typing in the uninstall command?
Yep
And btw, do I have to edit the dialog.tlk ever again if for example I uninstalled all the mods and wanting to install them again, or is it just a one time thing?
Nope don't edit it the modded dialog.tlk, and use the og dialog.tlk on a fresh install and it's better to just delete everything manually and do again a fresh start if you wanna uninstall all since uninstalling it via weidu Is too long to bother
Thanks so far @Agerio for helping me go through this!
But final thing, where do I put AI scripts?
Do I put it in the "scripts" file in the "files" folder?
(Well in this case I can't access the contents of the files folder but I can just rename that existing files folder to "p" and then make another "files" folder in my downloads directory then put in the crap I want, but I don't really know what folders to make inside the files folder, a screenshot of a files folder and its contents (BG2:EE) and an explanation as to what each one Essentially does is appreciated 👍.)
yeah you can place it in the scripts folder. the only folder you need to create/place in your situation is override and lang, and maybe music and movies if mods added those but that's about it. Two things do don't forget to screenshot the chitin.key, data, music and movies original install size soo you can know if it has been tampered or not and after you installed or uninstall the mods, copy the weidu.log somewhere, it's soo it can give you a guide incase you wanna do a new install. But hopefully this helps helps and happy modding!