That malonkey1 guy needs to finish his Incarnum stuff so it can be added! 

But seriously, I need to get back on that.

Revisiting this, I think the Summoner would be the hardest. In addition to likely needing several spells scripted specifically for it, we have the issue of the Eidolon. Even without the archetypes, the Eidolon would be a complex beast. I think Eidolon design itself could be done via Dialog menus (a dialog prompt coming up at each new Summoner level asking if you want to modify your eidolon). I think the real problems would lie in modeling the Eidolon. We'd have to figure out a way to dynamically generate a model for it, probably with different base models for body shapes and then changing out leg, arm, head, etc. models. I think the effort required to script and create a functioning eidolon would be impossible for most of us. The individual effects the Eidolons can gain aren't anything really new, just existing monster abilities.

Malonkey, how has it been? Have you been able to work more on this project? I see you are still active on the forums

Ugh, not good. I have some ideas for implementing it, but I'm swamped with college. I'll see what I can get done after the semester's over, though. If you want, I could link to the notes I have so far.

I know changing the ruleset for NWN to Pathfinder would be beyond the means of our programming capabilities, but I had a thought. Could we back-convert some of the new Pathfinder Classes to NWN?

Full writeups of these classes can be found here.

Alchemist:

• Bombs: Hm, this'd actually be fairly simple. Make it a clickable feat, basically. Normally pretty bog-standard as far as effect, model it off the Alchemist's Fire (apropos, wouldn't you agree?).
• Alchemy would probably be just normal spellcasting, but all the spells would normally have the personal effect. Prepared like a Wizard, and even learned like one. Infusions would be a bit sticky, but perhaps you can activate an "infusion mode" granted by that discovery, so any time you "cast" the extract in question, it instead spawns an item in your inventory that behaves like a potion. Probably tricky to hook in all that.
• Mutagen: Pretty boring, really. Just a temp buff clickie, in 3 flavors (to start).
• Discoveries, Grand Discoveries: A lot of them would be reasonable enough, I suppose. Some Discoveries might be tough and/or impossible include, either needing new code from whole cloth or being downright engine-unfriendly.
• Poison Resistance, Poison Use: Poison Resistance should be pretty darn easy, and Poison Use already exists.
• Swift/Instant Alchemy, Swift Poisoning: Really not sure on this one. It depends on how much we can mess with the crafting system and poisons.

Cavalier

• Orders: Most of them seem pretty simple, except perhaps for the edicts.
• Challenge: Actually not super far from a Knight's Challenge, and we could use that as a base.
• Banner: We can do this pretty easily, except for the charge-based bonuses.
• Mount: Steal from the Paladin?
• Tactician/Greater Technician/Master Tactician: The biggest issue is the teamwork feats themselves.
• Expert Trainer: No Handle Animal Skill, if memory serves. May have to remove/replace.
• Cavalier Charge/Mighty Charge/Supreme Charge: There's no charging. We'd need to switch this out. Maybe extra bonuses while mounted instead.

Gunslinger:

• Firearm Use: Weeeeeeeell, it depends. I've seen a few different firearm haks, of varying quality. If we could incorporate one, it'd make this pretty simple. Otherwise, it'd be a pain.
• Grit/Deeds/True Grit: Well, the Daring Acts rule would be right out. We could probably add an OnCrit effect for replenishing Grit. We might have issues with the individual deeds, but the actual Grit system is pretty simple. True Grit might be tricky.
• Nimble: Should be pretty simple.
• Bonus Feats: Also pretty simple.
• Gun Training: Depending on how we program/incorporate firearms, this could be easy or hard.

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Hi Xwarren,

How do I edit the cls_feat_*.2da?  What program do I use?

Notepad, Textpad, any text editor.

Hey guys, just reminding everybody this is a thing. It appears that work slowly continues. Any coders on this forum should go take a look.

Hello!

        I installed NWN Diamond on Linux (Mint Debian) and its working perfectly, but eventually I got bored and decided to install PRC.
       Sadly, i'm taking a beating at installing and playing it on the OC, SoU and HotU. I manually placed the files on the right places, but obviously that alone isn't enough. What else do i need to do? I'm cant find the info anywhere.... I already got the CC to work, and my lvl 1 illithid psion is not a barbarian...
       I understand on Windows there's a toolset to "merge" PRC with modules, but how do I do that on Linux?

Thanks in advance

Well, have you run the module updater? That should set the TLK file to prc_consortium so it can read that and name your classes and such properly.