JCPhoenix83

Have any of you learned how to transfer keybinds and keyboard settings between accounts by chance? Specifically, I'm not on Steam, I'm on Epic. I've got 2 accounts but copying the MarvelUserSetting.ini from my primary UID's folder to my 2nd account's folder doesn't appear to work. I can't seem to find the correct file to snag up the rest of the settings, but everything I've read online seems to imply none of the character settings are stored server-side; it should all be client-side.

(Solved the problem, please delete this topic. I don't have rights to.)

N No worries. What truly concerns me is less of the DAO-MM and more that the game itself doesn't seem to register what's in the Addins and packages folders. The game is installed in the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Dragon Age\" location like it was on my old PC; the only difference is that I'm now on Windows 11. I know game can at least see the Documents folder location because it's registering the "Characters" folder at least. This is just weird.

No, you didn't miss anything. There's no option for configuring either of those folders. Confirmed via This PC Documents properties, Location, same file path. When I set the filepaths within DAO-MM I used the internal ellipsis option for each and manually navigated to each filepath in the browser to make sure they were each correct.

I tried your initial fix suggestion, "make a backup of the entire contents of your new Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\Settings folder. Then copy/paste the addins.xml and DAModmanager_Override.xml files from your old PC into Settings, overwriting and replacing when asked", but there were no changes. I then tried deleting the entire "Dragon Age" folder and deleting DAO Mod Manager. I ran DAO fresh and let it repopulate the "Dragon Age" folder contents. Then I reinstalled DAO Mod Manager and ensured its file paths were set correctly. It was empty. Then I copied over the old PC "Dragon Age" folder contents and reran DAO Mod Manager, and I'm back where I started. I can see all the DLC addins/offers, a few installed Overrides (i.e. NBaio, Hsli Sexy Robes, etc.), but there are no installed DAzips. Additionally, in game I can see in Downloaded Contents the DLC addins/offers, but again no mod installed content. EDIT: One thing I did note that I missed the last time I made sure the DAO Mod Manager filepaths were correct - there doesn't appear to be a place to link the "Dragon Age" data and override folders to the DAO Mod Manager. I'm attaching a screenshot of my Mod Manager. That may be my goof.

Team, small question with regards to modding (or rather, copying): I think I may have made a mistake. I just finished up a new PC and thought I'd copied everything correctly for DAO. I copied all the \Documents\Bioware\Dragon Age\ folders and contents, and my DAO Mod Manager folder. I reset all the folder paths to the Mod Manager, installed DAO via Origins on the new PC, ran it to recreate folders, then dropped the \Dragon Age\ folder in along with overwriting. The game works just fine, but none of the mods are registering except a few hair mods. In Downloaded Content, only DLC are showing. Within the Mod Manager it's the same, only the DLCs are showing as Installed DAzips. Basically, is there any way to re-point the contents of the Addins Folder and the Override folder so the game registers them, or am I stuck re-downloading all the mods again and installing from scratch?

Thank you very much!

Quick question with a potential request for a pin/sticky post in one of the DAI forums. Where are the official locations for both Frosty and the DAI Mod Managers? There seem to be links to various discords, tapatalks, etc., but shouldn't they be linked officially somewhere on Nexus? Apologies if this is an easy question I'm missing while looking through the DAI sections. I've played DAO and DA2 with Nexus mods for many years but I'm only just now getting the time to play DAI with mods. So far, it's been an insane step up from learning the first two.

Quick question. Have any of you who still use TWF for Origins found a way to either forge or enchant the Butterfly Effect to a weapon? Yes, purely aesthetic, but it would be kind of cool to have daggers, or a longsword/mace/axe/etc. with the effect.

One of the long-ago site updates changed the link format (and broke any old links), but the mod ID number can be used to find those mods. Look at the 'New Version' non-working link; the numbers at the end are the mod ID > 3316. Open any working link to a DAO mod on the Nexus, and replace the numbers after mods/ with the numbers for the mod with the broken link. In this case, your new, working link for the 'New Version' is https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/mods/3316 Thank you! Way too simple a fix for quite a few with new versions I've wanted to try. I am still enormously curious how one specialization mod seems to be able to show more than 8 specialization choices in the level-up window and none of the other specialization mods are able to.

Which mod by chance?

Ah, I haven't used that because the "New Version" link doesn't work on its description page. So when you're on the Specialization level-up page (not the spells page), you see more than 8 Specialization choices to choose from? There must be something in that one specific mod that allows for that, because no other Specialization mod shows past 8 that I've found.

I'm honestly curious, how do you have 12 rogue and warrior specializations to choose from? I may be counting wrong, but the only spec for Origins I have more than 8 possibilities for with mods is Mage.

My screen size is maxed resolution, but it is wide screen. Are you using a squared resolution or wide? I think you're the first person to ever say they could actually see more than 8 (which is awesome if that's the case.) I install my mods through DAO Mod Manager, and follow any of the specific instructions as needed. They all work individually, it's only the maximum of 8 issue. Side note, which class are you on that you're seeing 12 specializations for?

Update to this request: I am only just now getting back to playing through all the old content. Apparently Dragon Age: Awakenings fixed this issue; 12 specializations are showing for Mage with a scroll bar capability. If that could be adapted to Origins, love would be had by all.