Adding custom items to custom modules tutorial - Revision history

Sunjammer at 09:48, 30 April 2012

2012-04-30T09:48:59Z

Sunjammer: Removing bullet points (the lines were numbered), fixing formating

2012-04-30T09:41:24Z

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2012-02-23T12:40:04Z

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Sunjammer: moved Tutorial: Adding custom items to custom modules to Adding custom items to custom modules tutorial

2012-02-23T12:35:44Z

moved Tutorial: Adding custom items to custom modules to Adding custom items to custom modules tutorial

TrueKeaton: are != our

2010-03-18T18:24:37Z

are != our

Proleric1: /* Last Steps */

2010-03-10T14:44:43Z

‎Last Steps

Eshme: /* Creating a script to summon your item */

2010-02-01T08:09:07Z

‎Creating a script to summon your item

Eshme: /* Creating an item */

2010-02-01T08:06:55Z

‎Creating an item

Eshme: /* Creating an item */

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‎Creating an item

Eshme: /* Creating a new module */

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‎Creating a new module

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 :5. Replace '''Item file.uti''' with your '''custom_resource_name.uti''' (the title on your item's tab).
 :6. Click '''File -> save''' (saving automatically compiles the script).
-'''Notice:''' If you make more than one item you can duplicate the script line for each item with it's file name. No need for a script for every item.
+Note: If you make more than one item you can duplicate the script line for each item with it's file name. No need for a script for every item.
 == Last Steps ==
-:1. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\core\override\toolsetexport.
+:1. Goto folder: <code>[My Documents]\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\core\override\toolsetexport\</code>.
 :2. look for the '''custom_resource_name.uti''' file.
-:3. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\module\override\toolsetexport.
+:3. Goto folder: <code>[My Documents]\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\module\override\toolsetexport\</code>.
 :4. look for two files named '''aa_give_item''', of types '''nss''' and '''ncs'''.
-:5. Move the '''uti''' and '''ncs''' to folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override.
+:5. Move the '''uti''' and '''ncs''' to <code>[My Documents]\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override\</code>.
 :6. Delete the '''nss''' file.
-:7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]). Comment - you may find that [[PRCSCR]] is a better method.
+:7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]).
-:8. Your custom item should be in your inventory. Enjoy.
+:8. Your custom item should be in your inventory.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]

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 == Things needed ==
-*1. Dragon age origins game.
-*2. Access to the console in-game ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]).
+:1. Dragon age origins game.
-*3. Dragon age origins Toolset.
+:2. Access to the console in-game ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]).
-*4. Ability to follow instructions.
+:3. Dragon age origins Toolset.
 == Creating a new module ==
 {{TutorialRef|Module|Module#Creating a new module}}
 == Creating an item ==
 {{TutorialRef|Designer Resources#Creating new resources|Item|Module#Exporting a module}}
 == Creating a script to summon your item ==
-*1. Click on '''File -> new -> Script'''.
+{{TutorialRef|Script}}
-*2. A window will popup, ignore all fields except resource name.
+:1. Click on '''File -> new -> Script'''.
-*3. Enter a custom name, '''aa_give_item''' (only letters, numbers and '_'), click Ok.
+:2. A window will popup, ignore all fields except resource name.
-*4. Copy the following to the blank script window:
+:3. Enter a custom name, '''aa_give_item''' (only letters, numbers and '_'), click Ok.
 <dascript>
 void main()
+{
    CreateItemOnObject(R"Item file.uti", OBJECT_SELF, 1, "", TRUE);
+}
 </dascript>
-*5. Replace '''Item file.uti''' with your '''custom_resource_name.uti''' (the title on your item's tab).
+:5. Replace '''Item file.uti''' with your '''custom_resource_name.uti''' (the title on your item's tab).
-*6. Click '''File -> save''' (saving automatically compiles the script).
+:6. Click '''File -> save''' (saving automatically compiles the script).
 '''Notice:''' If you make more than one item you can duplicate the script line for each item with it's file name. No need for a script for every item.
 == Last Steps ==
-*1. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\core\override\toolsetexport.
-*2. look for the '''custom_resource_name.uti''' file.
+:1. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\core\override\toolsetexport.
-*3. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\module\override\toolsetexport.
+:2. look for the '''custom_resource_name.uti''' file.
-*4. look for two files named '''aa_give_item''', of types '''nss''' and '''ncs'''.
+:3. Goto folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\my_module\module\override\toolsetexport.
-*5. Move the '''uti''' and '''ncs''' to folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override.
+:4. look for two files named '''aa_give_item''', of types '''nss''' and '''ncs'''.
-*6. Delete the '''nss''' file.
+:5. Move the '''uti''' and '''ncs''' to folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override.
-*7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]). Comment - you may find that [[PRCSCR]] is a better method.
+:6. Delete the '''nss''' file.
-*8. Your custom item should be in your inventory. Enjoy.
+:7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]). Comment - you may find that [[PRCSCR]] is a better method.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]

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 There are people who say that using the default 'singleplayer' module is a source for future problems so we'll be using our own module.
 == Things needed ==
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 *4. Copy the following to the blank script window:
 <dascript>
-void main() {
+void main()
    CreateItemOnObject(R"Item file.uti", OBJECT_SELF, 1, "", TRUE);
+}

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 This guide will show you the easiest way to create a custom item and add it to your inventory by using a console command '''runscript aa_give_item'''.
-There are people who say that using the default 'singleplayer' module is a source for future problems so we'll be using are own module.
+There are people who say that using the default 'singleplayer' module is a source for future problems so we'll be using our own module.
 I hope this tutorial helps.

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 *5. Move the '''uti''' and '''ncs''' to folder: My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override.
 *6. Delete the '''nss''' file.
-*7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]).
+*7. Load a saved game and enter a console command '''runscript aa_give_item''' ([http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Console Instructions on accessing console]). Comment - you may find that [[PRCSCR]] is a better method.
 *8. Your custom item should be in your inventory. Enjoy.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]

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 *9. Right click on it again and select '''Export -> Export without dependent resources'''.
-{{TutorialRef|Designer Resources|Item|Module#Exporting a module}}
+{{TutorialRef|Designer Resources#Creating new resources|Item|Module#Exporting a module}}
 == Creating a script to summon your item ==

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 *3. Enter 'my_module' in ''Name'' and ''UID'' fields, ignore the rest. Click '''OK'''.
 *4. Double-click 'my_module' that was added to the list.
 == Creating an item ==