Each module is an independent mission, adventure, or campaign. Modules, like BG and IWD, however, are different. Always back up your old override folder before adding new content to it.
These might change your font, your voice sets, your music, your portraits, various model appearances, etc. There are "mods" that can be inserted into your override folder that will effectively change all your "modules" including the main campaigns. In many moddable systems, most notably "Elder Scrolls", "mods" are "inserted" into the main campaign. In NWN, all modules are mods, but not all mods are modules.
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You can install as many mods as you want, but modules in NWN are "Stand Alone" adventures. This means, that people can run into problems, even though they never installed any other mod.Īhhh. Also, there is a lot of custom content out there, which is completely independent from mods, like Kaedrin's PRC pack or Reeron's Spellfixes. Therefore, installing mods which require them could cause problems, depending on the type of custom content. Which the authors have clearly stated.Ĭustom content within the Override folder can cause script-failures and other incompatibilities. The problem isn't other mods, but custom content within the Override folder. However, like I mentioned, I can't find such a statement by the authors at all. You claimed, that the authors said, that you shouldn't install any other mods at the same time, period. So why should I ask her? Especially when this is about something you said. I've been playing both NWN 1 and 2 since they came out, and already know how mods and custom content work and how they can possibly interfere with each other. Hickory: You ask why? Because Shallina can tell you more than a readme can, as she has done in the forums, and she is co-author, that is why.
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