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Hello

first off , my name's Thomas , and im a total noob when it comes to modding , I made my first 4 mods a day ago , and those were just adding items to an inventory

now , for my question/problem

I would like to learn more about making my own classes and spells , but I don't know where to start , scripting is ... troublesome for me , and I don't know how to convert .xls files to .GDA files
so can someone help ?


thx

-Thomas

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Hi Thomas,

you should begin with a new spell - but beware, most spells are not that easy and youŽll need a little experience in scripting / c++.
I would recommand this tutorial:
http://social.biowar..._Spell_Tutorial
Quite clear and good written. Helped me a lot to understand the spell-mechanics.

The xls-gda-converter is called ExcelProcessor.exe and could be found somewhere in the DragonAge/tools -Directory - use the search-function :)

For a new class you could use this:
http://social.biowar..._Class_Tutorial

But I wouldnt start with that one.

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thx for the help :)

starting with the spell first

and I found the converter , although its pretty hard to use , always gotta run DOS and do it that way ... but hey , it works :P

and about that scripting knowledge ... ive got none :P any help on this would be very much appreciated

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run DOS???

You could just drop the file on the processor and it would be converted automatically.

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run DOS???

You could just drop the file on the processor and it would be converted automatically.


well , for some reason ( I tried it ) it wont work with me , so im running DOS to execute it

btw , I made my first spell :P
now on to another ...

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You are really "fast-forward", arenŽt you?




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