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You'll quickly notice that these can become quite complex. But don't fret because we've got you covered!<br /> | You'll quickly notice that these can become quite complex. But don't fret because we've got you covered!<br /> | ||
| − | This basic version includes everything you need to get your adventure up and running: [[:File:CharacterCreationTemplate.zip | Character Creation Template]]<br /> | + | |
| − | To override the existing character creation, rename the file to the name of the original character creation script: | + | === Story === |
| + | This basic version includes everything you need to get your story adventure up and running: [[:File:CharacterCreationTemplate.zip | Character Creation Template]]<br /> | ||
| + | To override the existing character creation of Story, rename the file to the name of the original character creation script: | ||
*'''When loading data from Story''': FortJoy_CharacterCreation | *'''When loading data from Story''': FortJoy_CharacterCreation | ||
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You'll notice that after character creation, you'll get teleported to the [[Sandbox]]. This can be changed by editing the following lines: | You'll notice that after character creation, you'll get teleported to the [[Sandbox]]. This can be changed by editing the following lines: | ||
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<sub> Lines that define the teleport location after Character Creation. In the [[Story editor|Story Editor]], these lines are in the INIT section </sub> | <sub> Lines that define the teleport location after Character Creation. In the [[Story editor|Story Editor]], these lines are in the INIT section </sub> | ||
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| + | === Game Master === | ||
| + | For Game Master, we suggest taking over (and if necessary adapting) the existing GM Character Creation script: [[:File:GMCharacterCreationTemplate.zip | GM Character Creation Template]]<br /> | ||
| + | If you include data from GM and decide to mod the existing script, be sure to keep it named as ''GLO_GameMasterCharacterCreation''. | ||
== My adventure in-game == | == My adventure in-game == | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 2 October 2017
 We are currently working on making the scripting of Story and GM compatible. Loading data from both will currently disable your character in Story. Our apologies for the temporary inconvenience.
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For creating and publishing an adventure in The Divinity Engine 2, please read Working with projects.
Below, we detail any extra requirements to get an adventure working in-game and how to check if it works as intended.
Necessary scripting
When you want your adventure to start off with the character creation screen, you need to initiate this with story scripting.
We recommend taking a look at the following scripts in Origins and Game_Master mods, to get a feel for how it works:
- GLOBAL_CharacterCreation and FortJoy_CharacterCreation in Origins
- GLO_GameMasterCharacterCreation in Game_Master
You'll quickly notice that these can become quite complex. But don't fret because we've got you covered!
Story
This basic version includes everything you need to get your story adventure up and running: Character Creation Template
To override the existing character creation of Story, rename the file to the name of the original character creation script:
- When loading data from Story: FortJoy_CharacterCreation
You'll notice that after character creation, you'll get teleported to the Sandbox. This can be changed by editing the following lines:
Lines that define the teleport location after Character Creation. In the Story Editor, these lines are in the INIT section
Game Master
For Game Master, we suggest taking over (and if necessary adapting) the existing GM Character Creation script: GM Character Creation Template
If you include data from GM and decide to mod the existing script, be sure to keep it named as GLO_GameMasterCharacterCreation.
My adventure in-game
External mods (f.e. from Steam Workshop) are always placed under "Documents/Larian Studios/Divinity Original Sin 2/Mods".
But your own mods are magically loaded as well! So close the Divinity Engine 2, launch the game and check it out!
To play your adventure, select it in the appropriate story or game master drop down menu. (The story drop down is only available when at least one custom adventure was loaded)
ATTENTION: If your adventure has no valid story, it will not be visible in these drop down menus. So always make sure you build the story in the toolset before testing.
| More information on the story editor can be found here: Story editor |
Story:
Game Master Mode:
That's it! Now it's time to go on an adventure!
