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Revision as of 19:11, 2 August 2017
Setting up the editor for the first time.
On creating/loading and publishing a project that suits my needs.
On the different ways to create/load a level.
FAQ.
Contents
Step 1: New Project - What type of project do I need?
- Campaign: You want to create an entire story, with levels and fights and dialogues, and a lot of scripting.
- Add-on: You want to modify non-story parts of the existing campaign or another mod.
- Story mod: You want to change or add to the Divinity Original Sin 2 story code.
Step 2: Load or Create Level
- Choose Level: Load an existing level in your project or in the campaign
- Create New Level: A fresh start.
- But I don't want to create or change a level: choose Sandbox. Choose sandbox if you want to work on treasure, stats, textures, models...
Step 3: Now how do I...
- MOD THE MAIN CAMPAIGN
- Modding visuals
- Change icons of statuses, skills, NPCs...
- Add player icons to select from
- Change 3D models
- Change a texture
- Change the atmosphere (lighting etc)
- Change animations
- Change existing materials, or create and assign new materials
- Change visual fx
- Change Balancing
- Change enemy and NPC stats and gear
- Change enemy behaviour and known skills
- Change base stats of player characters
- Change presets and create new presets ("classes")
- Change player weapon and armour stats
- Change some exposed combat and gameplay variables
- Change the gold value of things
- Change what food and potions do
- Change crafting ingredients and results
- Change treasure settings of containers and characters
- Change trade inventories of characters
- Change magical properties of magic modifiers on generated items
- Change settings of magic generation of items
- Change some talent settings
- Change skill properties (e.g. damage, action points...)
- Change skill, crafting and item requirements; and talent requirements
- Change how statuses act and react
- Change some exposed surface settings
- Translate the game
- By using a loca kit, not the modding tool.
- Make one of those fancy camera-flies-through-the-level movies?
- Use splines!
- Change interactivity
- Change what items you can pick up and move
- Change what item tooltips are shown in the world
- Change how items behave when you destroy them
- Change, add, remove use actions on items
- Change text
- Add hints to the loading screen
- Change character names, item names and item descriptions
- Change contents of books
- Change dialogs
- Change journal entries
- Redecorate existing levels
- Move items and characters around
- Change the terrain
- Add books to the game
- Add keys to existing chests
- Add chests and containers to the game
- Add decorational items to the game
- Add weapons and armour to the game
- Change terrain
- Modify scripting
- Change story code
- Change behaviour script code
- ADD STUFF TO THE MAIN CAMPAIGN
FAQ: Why can I not...
- Add talents to the game?
- Talents are coded in C++. They usually override or change the gameplay rules in such a unique way, that it's not viable to create reusable templates and make them data driven.
- Change all sounds in the game?
- We use Wwise and sounds have to be added and processed in Wwise.
- Mod the UI?
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