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A question about the patch path in the nwn.ini ...

AtrophiedericAtrophiederic Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 147
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So, whilst bee-bopping through the forums, I came across this thread, and specifically this post caught my eye -
Proleric said:

For patch haks to work, you need to copy nwnpatch.ini from your old NWN folder to [User]\Documents\Neverwinter Nights, then rename it as userpatch.ini

You also need the following line in the [Alias] section of nwn.ini:

PATCH=[User]\Documents\Neverwinter Nights\hak

where [User] is the full path to your User folder.

Now, my question is this - my path in the [Alias] section of nwn.ini points to the Diamond directory, not the EE directory, but the patch still works - is this problematic, or will everything be okay? I just don't want to Super-break something down the road with a pathing misunderstanding.

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  • nivniv Member, Moderator, Developer Posts: 410
    Hi,

    nothing should break just because it's in a different directory. Can't make any promises we won't ever change the Alias system, but for now it remains in place!
  • AtrophiedericAtrophiederic Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 147
    @niv Thank you for the quick response! Glad it's gonna work out [for now, anyways!]!
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