Just bought NWN, a few questions

[lobster]

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I played on a MP server that gave free levels, then i went into the toolkit
and made some custom items. I downloaded the CEP, and used (I guess) some
of the stuff in it to make the items. I tried to import my MP character
into the single player campaign, he showed up but most of his gear didn't.
Is it because of the CEP equipment or is there something else i'm missing??

 

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"Lobster" <xxgringlis@telxxus.net> wrote in message
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> I played on a MP server that gave free levels, then i went into the
toolkit
> and made some custom items. I downloaded the CEP, and used (I guess) some
> of the stuff in it to make the items. I tried to import my MP character
> into the single player campaign, he showed up but most of his gear didn't.
> Is it because of the CEP equipment or is there something else i'm
missing??
>
>

Exactlly what happened....try to add cep to the offical campaigns..not sure
never tried it an dyour good to go

 

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Lobster wrote:
> I played on a MP server that gave free levels, then i went into the toolkit
> and made some custom items. I downloaded the CEP, and used (I guess) some
> of the stuff in it to make the items. I tried to import my MP character
> into the single player campaign, he showed up but most of his gear didn't.
> Is it because of the CEP equipment or is there something else i'm missing??

That's what I would guess. The OC (Official Campaign) is not built with
the CEP hak-packs included. So, unlike custom equipment made with the
vanilla toolset, it is probable that the CEP stuff would not show up (or
not display or work correctly).
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"everlast" <everlast@jmjservices.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> That's what I would guess. The OC (Official Campaign) is not built with
> the CEP hak-packs included. So, unlike custom equipment made with the
> vanilla toolset, it is probable that the CEP stuff would not show up (or
> not display or work correctly).
>
erm... I might looks like a bit clueless but what's that "vanilla" toolset ?
Mine is called aurora...

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Ezechiel wrote:
> erm... I might looks like a bit clueless but what's that "vanilla" toolset ?
> Mine is called aurora...


He means using the Aurora toolset as-is without loading any Haks.
"Vanilla" is a slang term for "plain".
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Ezechiel wrote:
| "everlast" <everlast@jmjservices.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
| iHUZc.293976$fv.140186@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
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|>That's what I would guess. The OC (Official Campaign) is not built with
|>the CEP hak-packs included. So, unlike custom equipment made with the
|>vanilla toolset, it is probable that the CEP stuff would not show up (or
|>not display or work correctly).
|>
|
| erm... I might looks like a bit clueless but what's that "vanilla"
toolset ?

a vanilla toolset would be one with neither of the two expansion packs.

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"Barry Scott Will" <nwn_usenet@cavecreations.net> a écrit dans le message de
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> Ezechiel wrote:
> > erm... I might looks like a bit clueless but what's that "vanilla"
toolset ?
> > Mine is called aurora...
>
>
> He means using the Aurora toolset as-is without loading any Haks.
> "Vanilla" is a slang term for "plain".

oh i ignored that, thankx for the info.

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