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PC Properties on Rest

BuddywarriorBuddywarrior Member Posts: 62
in Builders - Scripting
I'm seeing a PC Properties skin in the inventory when I rest. I'm posting this in scripting because I'm pretty sure this isn't normal and that it's something I've done. How can I get rid of it?

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  • TerrorbleTerrorble Member Posts: 169
    Yeah, not normal.
    I really don't know, but what's going on in the module OnRest script?
    Otherwise, do you use horses?
  • meaglynmeaglyn Member Posts: 149
    edited October 2021
    That's actually normal. It's a symptom of using a pre 1.69 character in a 1.69 (maybe 1.69+) module with the default horse scripts. The Krit has a fix for that on the vault somewhere. It replaces the x3_inc_skin (and maybe a few others).

    https://neverwintervault.org/project/nwn1/hakpak/remove-pc-properties

    Edit: Looking at that you may want to rebuild the module scripts and anything else that includes it. He's also got a nice reworking of the horse system, although I found a few bugs still. I'd recommend that if you do use horses but I'm too lazy to dig up a link...
  • BuddywarriorBuddywarrior Member Posts: 62
    Actually I only see it when 'testing' it from the tool set. I'm not seeing it now that it's client/server. But good to know Meaglyn. You all rock!
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