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[IWD:EE] Original Game's Cursor.

Kil3rKil3r Member Posts: 4
in Feature Requests
Instead of the Baldur's Gate II cursor, we should have the original IWD cursor.

Just a small nitpick, not too important. Is there a mod for this?

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  • argent77argent77 Member Posts: 3,434
    I don't know of any mod, but if you own the original IWD you can simply copy over the file CURSORS.BAM into the override folder of IWD:EE. You can use Near Infinity or DLTCEP to extract it.
  • Kil3rKil3r Member Posts: 4
    I did as you said with Near Infinity and it worked. Thank you!!!
  • PumpernickelPumpernickel Member Posts: 55
    Would still be neat to see the original IWD cursor in a future update.
  • PumpernickelPumpernickel Member Posts: 55
    But say we do have an original copy... is it a simple drag from CD to Enhanced Edition folder? I don't see CURSORS.BAM on the CD and I can't find an override folder for Enhanced Edition. Help someone less computer literate plz?
  • argent77argent77 Member Posts: 3,434
    edited January 2015
    You can't copy the file directly. Use one of the resource editors mentioned in my previous post to export the file. The game has to be installed however.

    The override folder doesn't exist by default in IWD:EE. You may have to create it manually in the game's root folder (where you can find the file "chitin.key").
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