Using DLC areas in your mods tutorial - Revision history

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-This guide will show you how to use areas from the DLCs and use them in the toolset for your mods.
+This guide will show you how to make resources from the Dragon Age: Origins expansion and some DLC available in the toolset so you can use them in your own mods.
-== Things needed ==
+== Before you start ==
-# Dragon Age Origins game.
+In order to complete this tutorial you will need:
-# Dragon Age Origins Toolset.
-# Dragon Age Origins Warden's Keep and/or the Stone Prisoner DLC
-== DLC Areas ==
+# Dragon Age: Origins game
-# close your toolset
+== DLC resources ==
-# open up C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns
-# from here open either dao_prc_cp_2(shale) or dao_prc_nrx_1(keep) I believe those are the only 2 that have areas right now.
+# Close the toolset
-# Once in one of the 2 folders, go to core -> env
+# Open <code>[My Documents]\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns\</code>
-# Copy everything in env to C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\packages\core\env
+# Open either:
 # Open the toolset
-# now when you're selecting the area layout, the areas from the DLCs will be listed, such as gwb110d/shl100d
+# Open or create an area and click on its Area Layout property: the area layouts from the DLC, for example gwb110d/shl100d, are listed
-−
-You can now make mods from the areas in the DLCs.
-−
-−
-== Awakening resourses ==
-STEP 1 - GET AWAKENING INTO THE OVERRIDE
-- Create a folder in your mydocs\dragonage\packages\core\override... & name it _rsrc (or whatever you'd like to name it). we will be dumping a massive amount of content/archives into it shortly & in the future as well...stuff for DLCs or favorite mods, etc
-−
-- Navigate to c:\programfiles\dragonage\packages\core_ep1\data - you should now see the ERF archives everywhere, go ahead and copy the following archives.
-−
-anims.erf - animations
-designerscripts.erf - stuff a lot of the daa talents will call for, area of effect, spells, status modifiers, etc....you know...the scripts :]
-face.erf – Optional, but it's nice to be able to select from the .mor files in awakenings to bring new life into your campaign setup, again - optional
-materialobjects.erf - maos, if you plan on using any mesh or pretty much any visual content in the editor from daa, you need this
-designerplaceables.erf - maybe you want to mess around with some portals or props exclusively found in daa, this is for you. don't worry, i'll include it with the gda package
-modelhierarchies.erf - cannot do very much without the mmh side of things now can we?
-modelmeshdata.erf - msh, need it
-tints.erf - defines any tints the additional mounted content calls for/uses....so......we can see the tints
-resmetrics.erf - res-who? sounds like a bad techno song i agree, but you'll probably want this if you plan to milk as much of the content as you can aside from the talents/meshes
-textures.erf - preferably the high quality bundle (199MB) if you run your game on high, either will do though
-−
-- paste the copied archives into your "_rsrc" or equivalent of what you named it, then RENAME them ALL with the following (or similar) _prefix
-anims_gxa.erf
+You can now include use these area layouts to create areas in your own mods.
-designerdiapers_gxa.erf
-modelhierrrsohiiigh_gxa.er
 [[Category:Tutorials]]
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 == Awakening resourses ==
 STEP 1 - GET AWAKENING INTO THE OVERRIDE
-Create a folder in your mydocs\dragonage\packages\core\override... & name it _rsrc (or whatever you'd like to name it). we will be dumping a massive amount of content/archives into it shortly & in the future as well...stuff for DLCs or favorite mods, etc
+- Create a folder in your mydocs\dragonage\packages\core\override... & name it _rsrc (or whatever you'd like to name it). we will be dumping a massive amount of content/archives into it shortly & in the future as well...stuff for DLCs or favorite mods, etc
-Navigate to c:\programfiles\dragonage\packages\core_ep1\data - you should now see the ERF archives everywhere, go ahead and copy the following archives.
+- Navigate to c:\programfiles\dragonage\packages\core_ep1\data - you should now see the ERF archives everywhere, go ahead and copy the following archives.
 anims.erf - animations
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 textures.erf - preferably the high quality bundle (199MB) if you run your game on high, either will do though
-paste the copied archives into your "_rsrc" or equivalent of what you named it, then RENAME them ALL with the following (or similar) _prefix
+- paste the copied archives into your "_rsrc" or equivalent of what you named it, then RENAME them ALL with the following (or similar) _prefix
 anims_gxa.erf

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 You can now make mods from the areas in the DLCs.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]
 {{Languages}}

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 This guide will show you how to use areas from the DLCs and use them in the toolset for your mods.
 == Things needed ==
 # Dragon Age Origins game.
 # Dragon Age Origins Toolset.

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 == DLC Areas ==
-# close out of your toolset
+# close your toolset
 # open up C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\AddIns
-# from here open either dao_prc_cp_2(shale) or dao_prc_nrx_1(keep) I belive thats the only 2 that have areas right now.
+# from here open either dao_prc_cp_2(shale) or dao_prc_nrx_1(keep) I believe those are the only 2 that have areas right now.
-# Once in one of the 2 folders goto core -> env
+# Once in one of the 2 folders, go to core -> env
 # Copy everything in env to C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\packages\core\env
 # Open the toolset
-# now when your selecting the area layout the areas from the dlc's will be listed such as gwb110d/shl100d
+# now when you're selecting the area layout, the areas from the DLCs will be listed, such as gwb110d/shl100d
-You can now made mods from the areas in the DLCs.
+You can now make mods from the areas in the DLCs.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]
 {{Languages}}

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