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ZorroDragonslayer

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  1. When you start up pyGFF what is the name of the file you click on?
  2. Thanks for those tidbits! Can a new MOR be created for a companion party member using the CC in-game? (Still thinking how to work around the absence of .exe capabilities.) I tried out your idea on editing a MOR (with a text editor). The MOR was already in my override folder and I've been playing with it many hours. I could see the name of the skin within quotes and changed the end of it to the unique tint color file name (which is already working on the skin color of my main character so I know its installed correctly at this time) and saved the MOR. Some internet resources say that GFF files can be edited with text apps. The game crashed with a page read error when opening a saved game. I tried on a few others and some different tints with no improvement. <Maybe "saving" it caused a problem which I need to investigate further.> But I was optimistic there for a while!!
  3. Thanks for the idea but it doesn't help me with the initial question. But it does give information that someone else might use. If I can't install the tint file into the override (without tooling it) it doesn't help me. I have no tools of any kind and manually install everything. (DAO digital deluxe Mac.)
  4. I have an unusual skin color .tnt that I would like to maybe rename it so that i can use it for a specific party member by placing it in the override folder. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!!
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