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Makes sense. I'll be getting to GUI soon, but I'm afraid they may be teaching me MFC rather than anything relevant to start. In any case, that sounds like a good plan, and as you say the interface can be sorted later if the back end is pure C++.

There is interest. Hmm, would it be cross-platform? That's another hurdle for some people, since most modding tools were made before the game was released on various platforms and the only advice we can give to Mac or Linux users is "run it in Wine". I recently started learning C++ as well but give me a year or so. I would like to contribute but I still have a lot to learn.

By "ouside the scope" we mean "difficult to troubleshoot so I don't want to have to release updates in more than one place" and "would be overridden in favor of cloaked robes and dancer outfits by the vast majority of users anyway".

I keep forgetting the staff forum is private. I'll just quote myself on the matter: Basically: make a new email account, make a new PayPal business account, give them your real name, but pick whatever business name you want and that's what people will see.

Force Affinity, a Jedi Consular/Jedi Master/Sith Lord-exclusive form: ..which sounds all well and good. However, Force Channel, which all classes get: ...does allow for Force regeneration during combat, at the same rate as Force Affinity, despite what the description says.

It was me, but it's true. Also, one of the Force forms is worthless. I'm planning to do something about that, but I'm still debating what exactly.

That is the appearance he has on the Xbox version, for whatever that's worth.

You have to add the crystal to upgrade.2da.

I was thinking of doing that too, but probably not until I'm sure I'll have a regular update schedule. So there's still time for you to beat me to it and claim you were the trendsetter.

DLGEditor isn't pulling them from any game file; the animations are enumerated in the DLGEditor code. Where this information came from, I don't know. It's not in animations.2da or dialoganimations.2da or anywhere else I've looked.

Animations in the 1000s are what I call "complex" animations - one sequence split across two or three different animations. They are meant to be added to consecutive nodes in the dialogue file, although they can also be scripted with as you two noticed. A typical sequence goes like this: 10xx: Start of animation sequence (fire and forget) 14xx: Middle of animation sequence (looping) 10xx: End of animation sequence (fire and forget) with the last digit incremented to give at least some idea of what follows what. Here's a real example: 1014: CROUCH_SHORT 1415: CROUCH_LONG 1016: COURTSY Unfortunately, the names aren't always correct or even spelled correctly. They still count as dialogue animations so that's why they don't match what's in animations.2da.

This is typical of those texture upscale mods. I don't know about this one specifically, but others are known to be missing necessary TXI files as SH says, and/or have corrupted the alpha channels altogether, resulting in issues with any textures that require transparency or shaders. In short, you can't hit a button that tells an AI to process thousands of files and expect it to work with no further meatbag effort. Yet.

FYI, the source file from skills.2da should be taken from patch.erf and not global.rim or 2da.bif. @ebmar noticed the patch archive and we explored its contents a bit. It contains a minor description fix for the awareness skill. That gets undone by this mod since it's using the unpatched version of skills.2da as the source in tslpatchdata.

The lines are in StreamVoice\904\904KREIA. Towards the end, I forget which numbers though. The text is in dialog.tlk, starting at line 106329.