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Neverwinter Nights => Help => Topic started by: EmilLundPedersen on July 13, 2010, 08:06:05 AM

Title: How to turn level adjustment on
Post by: EmilLundPedersen on July 13, 2010, 08:06:05 AM

I just Downloaded the CC and found that there are some of the races with quite a bit of level adjustment, but they get the same XP rate as normal characters  when i play with them in NWN. Is there any way to turn level adjustment on in the CC?

Title: How to turn level adjustment on
Post by: DM Heatstroke on July 13, 2010, 08:15:49 AM

Quote from: EmilLundPedersen

I just Downloaded the CC and found that there are some of the races with quite a bit of level adjustment, but they get the same XP rate as normal characters  when i play with them in NWN. Is there any way to turn level adjustment on in the CC?

Turn this switch on:

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/**
 * This modifies the amount of XP a character recieves based on Level Adjustment
 * - Doesn't take racial hit dice into account.
 * - Should work with any prior XP system.
 * - Use this on pre-exisitng modules.
 */
const string PRC_XP_USE_SIMPLE_LA                    = "PRC_XP_USE_SIMPLE_LA";

Or use this PRC compatible XP system: PXFXP for the PRC (http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=Scripts.Detail&id=2431)

Title: How to turn level adjustment on
Post by: EmilLundPedersen on July 13, 2010, 10:48:41 AM

Thanks for your help, This is properly stupid but i don't really get how I should turn the switch on. And if I want the Pwfxp file to work should I just place it in the erf-folder. I'm kind of new to this thing.

Title: How to turn level adjustment on
Post by: DM Heatstroke on July 13, 2010, 11:25:07 AM

Quote from: EmilLundPedersen

Thanks for your help, This is properly stupid but i don't really get how I should turn the switch on.

Edit -> Module Properties -> Advanced -> Variables -> Add the switch as a INT variable.

Quote from: EmilLundPedersen

And if I want the Pwfxp file to work should I just place it in the erf-folder. I'm kind of new to this thing.

No.  The readme should tell you how to install the script.