Divinity Original Sin 2 Item Editor
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Waypoint: What prompted you to make a character who sells jars It is uniquely heartwarming. [Fartwarming -Ed.]Chris Bradel: Thank you! Funnily enough, he started as a classic case of \"feature creep!\" (That being adding more extra features to a game or program than originally planned.) At first, it all just started with the \"Jar of Hearts,\" just to see if I could add a simple custom potion to the game. Once that worked, I made the \"Jar of Smarts\" and realized I had a fun rhyming scheme on my hands.
How much of mod development, especially one who acts as a sales NPC, is based on feedback from fans How have they influenced his developmentBradel: Feedback is the best part of developing things like this! Even just hearing that people think it's funny or weird is a huge inspiration to keep working on this (or any) project. The benefit of it being based around someone like a new shopkeeper is that everyone can easily chip in new item ideas, and I have already gotten several fun suggestions! I'm strongly considering having a special fan suggestion set of jars added in for a later update! I also sometimes bounce the backstories and new dialogue off my friends before releasing it to the public. My girlfriend starting tearing up and squeaking at the sad, dramatic part of The Jar Salesman's dialogue so I knew I was doing something right, haha!
Consider this a basic primer for adding a skill and skillbook, but not a comprehensive guide to everything you can or should do when making skills and items. There's a lot of data to explore to make sure your objects work with every system in Original Sin 2, but this will at least get you from launching the mod tools for the first time to testing a new skill in the game quickly.
Make a new project, and choose 'Add-on' as the type. Also tell it to load data from Story, and to target Story. This will load all the levels, characters, items, and so on from the campaign, and set your mod to modify the story campaign with your changes.
In the upper-right hand side of the menu bar, you'll see a bunch of different icons for opening editors. We want the Stats Editor. Here, you can see (but not directly modify) all of Divinity: Original Sin 2's items and skills. You'll also see a dropdown for your mod with nothing in it. Anything you add there will be added to the game (or modify something that already exists) if your mod is active.
Root Templates define the base version of all the items (and everything else) you see in the game. In the Root Templates window (by default it's below the level view) search for 'BOOK_SKILL' and you'll find all the skillbooks in the game. Right click on one and choose 'Create new from selected...' This will make a copy of the skillbook that you can use for your new skill.
There are lots of ways to populate the game with your new item, whether through enemy drops or as rewards in chests, but for the purposes of testing and this basic guide, I just dragged an instance of my new book onto the ground in the middle of Fort Joy. When you're done, save everything and publish your mod locally from the Project menu. In-game, select it from the mods menu and then load a save or start a new game (you could drop your item in the very first room, if you wanted to test it with a new character). As you can see above, it worked, horrifically.
an Isometric cRPG.play in single player mode or cooperative multiplayer modea real epic cRPG so even in multiplayer, you're engaging in much more than just combat and item fever! cooperative dialog systema highly reactive worlda deep character development systemplenty of choice and consequencecreate your own RPG adventures with our powerful RPG editor and share or play them with friendscombat is very tactical. It is turn-based, featuring: skill and spell combos, attacks of opportunity, action points and much more...Exploration is greatly rewardedyour character(s) to fit your playstyle using our classless skill and stats systemcountless item interactions and item combinations are waiting to be discoveredmusic composed by the brilliant Kirill Pokrovsky.
Combat is turn-based. Optimal use of skills, spells, equipment, weapons, item combinations, and even the environment is required to overcome the various challenges the game will set before you. Spend your action points wisely, because this game rewards thinking things through.
There is also plenty of loot and equipment to be found. But the game does not stop at the typical drops. You may wonder why you can equip a broom, or even a bucket. That may seem ridiculous (yet fun), but you will soon find out that combining seemingly useless items can be very helpful.
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Automatic Item Leveling does exactly as one would expect. Every time the player levels up, the game will update that character's gear to match their new level. Miscellaneous stats are also upgraded. This allows players to spend less time earning levels before farming certain items and more time playing the game at their own pace. While this falls closer to a cheat mod than anything else, it does let players focus more on the game's story instead of its itemization system.
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