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Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-28T10:28:20Z

Th3 selectah:

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-28T10:24:48Z

Th3 selectah: /* Convert your model to DA:O compatible files */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as a *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.
[[File:Toolkit.png]]

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:36:42Z

Th3 selectah: /* Using it in the Toolkit */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.png]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.
[[File:Toolkit.png]]

File:Screenshot20091127201542870.jpg

2009-11-27T21:34:15Z

Th3 selectah: uploaded a new version of "File:Screenshot20091127201542870.jpg"

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2009-11-27T21:33:36Z

Th3 selectah:

File:Toolkit.png

2009-11-27T21:31:52Z

Th3 selectah:

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:31:40Z

Th3 selectah: /* Using it in the Toolkit */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.png]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.
[[File:Toolkit.png]]
[[File:Dao.png]]

File:Blender.png

2009-11-27T21:25:54Z

Th3 selectah: uploaded a new version of "File:Blender.png"

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:25:35Z

Th3 selectah: /* Convert your model to DA:O compatible files */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.png]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:24:12Z

Th3 selectah: /* Convert your model to DA:O compatible files */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.jpg]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:23:36Z

Th3 selectah: /* Convert your model to DA:O compatible files */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.png]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:23:07Z

Th3 selectah: /* Convert your model to DA:O compatible files */

This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!
[[File:blender.jpg]]

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.

File:Blender.png

2009-11-27T21:22:37Z

Th3 selectah:

Adding a custom model to the toolset tutorial

2009-11-27T21:17:14Z

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This tutorial describes how to add a custom model to your Toolset. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the Toolset.

__TOC__

==Needed Files==
Download tazpn's Command Line Tools [http://social.bioware.com/project/218/#files]

==Convert your model to DA:O compatible files==

It is assumed that the model is finished and textured.

Export your model as and *.fbx file.

Use tapzn`s Tool to convert the *.fbx file to a *.mmh.xml file (fbxcmd convert name.fbx name.mmh.xml).
You will get 3 files out of this:

• *.mmh.xml

• *.msh.xml

• *.mao

Since the *.mao file is not well named in some cases, you have to manually rename it in some cases. If you do this dont forget to change the reference in the *.mmh.xml file!!!

== Create *.mmh ==

Just drag and drop your *.mmh.xml on the "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MMH\GraphicsProcessorMMH.exe"

== Create *.msh ==

Copy the *.msh.xml file to "\Dragon Age\tools\ResourceBuild\Processors\MSH"
Then do "GraphicsProcessorMSH -platform pc mmdtogff (filename).msh.xml" using your Shell / cmd

== Adding the *.mmh and *.phy to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelmeshdata.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.mmh and *.phy files there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelmeshdata.erf and a modelmeshdata.erf.$$$. Just move the modelmeshdata.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelmeshdata.erf

== Adding the *.msh to your Toolset ==

Open "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\modelhierarchies.erf" in your Toolset and drag&drop the *.msh file there.
Manually save it then. You will get an error but that is normal. Close your Toolkit and go to "\Dragon Age\pagages\core\data\"
There should be a modelhierarchies.erf and a modelhierarchies.erf.$$$. Just move the modelhierarchies.erf to another folder and rename the other one to modelhierarchies.erf

== Adding the *.mao and *.dds to your Toolset==

This is staight forward as before. *.mao file to materialobjects.erf and *.dds to textures.erf

== Using it in the Toolkit ==

To use it in the toolkit you have to specify which item variation your item is. Edit the fitting *.gda in the 2da.erf to do so.

Tutorials

2009-11-27T20:48:26Z

Th3 selectah: /* Other Tutorials */

In the course of these tutorials we'll go through all the steps needed to create a basic adventure.

{{sidebox|
*Boxes like this contain a checklist of important steps.
*They're intended as a reminder and as a navigational aid.
}}

*[[Introductory tutorial]] - An overview of the toolset as a whole
*[[Module tutorial]] - how to create a module to work in.

This set of tutorials forms a series, each building on or filling in omissions by the last:
*[[Level Editor Tutorial]]
*[[Placeable tutorial]]
*[[Area tutorial]]
*[[Item tutorial]]
*[[Creature tutorial]]
*[[Conversation tutorial]]
*[[Scripting tutorial]]

Once you've become familiar with the basics introduced on those tutorials you might have a better grounding for:
*[[Cutscene tutorial]]
*[[Map tutorial]] (which also introduces you to [[2DA]] editing)

== Demo module ==

The toolset currently ships with a simple demo module pre-loaded into its database.

*[[Demo module]] - how to export and run the demo module.

== Other Tutorials ==
*[[Tutorial: Adding a Custom Model to Toolset]]
*[[Tutorial: Reskinning an Item]]
*[[Adding a Location to the Single Player Campaign Tutorial]]
*[[Backgrounds tutorial]]

== External Tutorials ==
*[http://dragonagemodding.wordpress.com Beyond Ferelden] has many in-depth tutorials by jwvanderbeck.

*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwQNRBFLhrE Playable Area and Conversation] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaHldJcUTz8 Simple Conversation Cameras] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOQJ2heQto4 Cutscene and Trigger] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szWKgj2ZuXo Custom Level and Room Building] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKJ7F14n8o8 Downloading and Installing the Toolset] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/74287/ DragonAge22].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMPBsulv9xI Creating a Room] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/74287/ DragonAge22].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3kx2CaarHo How to Make an Interior Level with Lighting] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/group/60/ Darkworld Development Team].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6TeZeE1Lc8 Making a Room] video tutorial by BigDrip681.
*[http://social.bioware.com/5339/blog/576/ Custom Player Items In Single Player] by [http://social.bioware.com/5339/ weriK].
*[http://social.bioware.com/5339/blog/651/ The Secret Behind Item Statistics] by [http://social.bioware.com/5339/ weriK].
*[http://social.bioware.com/project/923/ Guide for installing/uninstalling Mods] Beginner Guide to get started with using Mods by [http://social.bioware.com/237411/ Alexspeed].
*[http://www.jezelf.co.uk/tutorials.htm Photoshop Map making tutorials] Credits to Jason Elford, brought to DAT wiki by [http://social.bioware.com/48156/ Arixsus]

[[Category:Tutorials| ]]

Tutorials

2009-11-27T20:46:59Z

Th3 selectah: /* Other Tutorials */

In the course of these tutorials we'll go through all the steps needed to create a basic adventure.

{{sidebox|
*Boxes like this contain a checklist of important steps.
*They're intended as a reminder and as a navigational aid.
}}

*[[Introductory tutorial]] - An overview of the toolset as a whole
*[[Module tutorial]] - how to create a module to work in.

This set of tutorials forms a series, each building on or filling in omissions by the last:
*[[Level Editor Tutorial]]
*[[Placeable tutorial]]
*[[Area tutorial]]
*[[Item tutorial]]
*[[Creature tutorial]]
*[[Conversation tutorial]]
*[[Scripting tutorial]]

Once you've become familiar with the basics introduced on those tutorials you might have a better grounding for:
*[[Cutscene tutorial]]
*[[Map tutorial]] (which also introduces you to [[2DA]] editing)

== Demo module ==

The toolset currently ships with a simple demo module pre-loaded into its database.

*[[Demo module]] - how to export and run the demo module.

== Other Tutorials ==
*[[Tutorial: Adding a Custom Model]]
*[[Tutorial: Reskinning an Item]]
*[[Adding a Location to the Single Player Campaign Tutorial]]
*[[Backgrounds tutorial]]

== External Tutorials ==
*[http://dragonagemodding.wordpress.com Beyond Ferelden] has many in-depth tutorials by jwvanderbeck.

*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwQNRBFLhrE Playable Area and Conversation] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaHldJcUTz8 Simple Conversation Cameras] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOQJ2heQto4 Cutscene and Trigger] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szWKgj2ZuXo Custom Level and Room Building] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/64020/ st4rdog].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKJ7F14n8o8 Downloading and Installing the Toolset] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/74287/ DragonAge22].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMPBsulv9xI Creating a Room] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/74287/ DragonAge22].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3kx2CaarHo How to Make an Interior Level with Lighting] video tutorial by [http://social.bioware.com/group/60/ Darkworld Development Team].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6TeZeE1Lc8 Making a Room] video tutorial by BigDrip681.
*[http://social.bioware.com/5339/blog/576/ Custom Player Items In Single Player] by [http://social.bioware.com/5339/ weriK].
*[http://social.bioware.com/5339/blog/651/ The Secret Behind Item Statistics] by [http://social.bioware.com/5339/ weriK].
*[http://social.bioware.com/project/923/ Guide for installing/uninstalling Mods] Beginner Guide to get started with using Mods by [http://social.bioware.com/237411/ Alexspeed].
*[http://www.jezelf.co.uk/tutorials.htm Photoshop Map making tutorials] Credits to Jason Elford, brought to DAT wiki by [http://social.bioware.com/48156/ Arixsus]

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