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August 27, 2011, 01:24:48 PM
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Just trying to get the ORDER OF OPERATION down and I am kind of frustrated right now after hours of doing and testing and running in circles. 


I take a module that is clean of any HAK's.
I want to put PRC, CEP and ACPv4.


What is the order I should use with Content Installer to get this to work.?
Here is what I tried.
I ran C_Installer on the module using PRCC2 Option.  GOLDEN.
(But I always want more)
I then went into the module and removed the PRCCEP TLK reference and swapped it to BLANK.  (so the Content Installer will run and not say it can't.. IS THIS BAD TO DO?)
I then Ran ACPv4_CepRobes
It creates a custom Override HAK beause of all the duplicates.
I then load the module in aurora  and run the PRCcompiler   "nwnnsscomp.exe -cego *.nss"
But I get a TON of errors and it dumps out never completing my compile.
Usually on Too many arguments and most of the time in Talent bla bla bla.


Is there a proper order I should be doing these in?
Is this even possible?



I would really like ACP fighting styles because I feel they are very important to making the game that much more visually enjoyable but will do with out if I have to.

Oh one other question.
If I was modding the O.C.  Would I run the PRCC2 and then the PRC_OCFIX?
Or would I run it the other way around?  Or would I manually import the ERF referenced in the HIF of the OCFIX?

Thanks again for any help.


August 27, 2011, 02:35:36 PM
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I think there was a hif file for PRC/CEP/ACP but can't find it right now :/

The easiest way to do it:
Open prcc2.hif file in notepad.
Between last PRC hak and first CEP hak add ACP haks (you can copy them from ACP hif).
Run module updater with PRCC2 option.
*if using OC modules - run module updater with prc_ocfix

This should do the trick ;)