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Re-uploaded in higherish qualityHow to create a spell in Divinity Engine 2 - this specific example is about creating a grenade spell (modifying a stock spell. The tutorial introduces story scripting to start dialogs, create and process timers, and check the player's inventory for a specific item. Towards the end it also provides some suggestions on how to go about finding the right Osiris calls for your needs at any given time. Adding Scripted Dialog, Timers, and Inventory Checking (Youtube). Percent that indicates how wide the gap is between min damage and max damage. Doesn't change the average damage of the skill. At 0 they will be very close together, at 50, min damage will be decreased by 25% and max damage will be increased by 25%. At 200, the damage will range from 0-2 times max damage. It's the sequel to our 2014 PC Game of the Year, Divinity: Original Sin, and it netted over $2 million from 40,000 fans on Kickstarter. It features over 1,200 characters, all of them fully voice. Divinity: Original Sin 2's complexity can be daunting at first, and not everything is explained in detail. The good news is that a lot of early decisions can be taken back—you'll have a chance.
Hi guys,
Brand new to the forums but a huge fan of old school modding and the modding community. I haven't done much since NWN and a bit for NWN 2. Divinity Engine 2 looks incredibly promising - especially with the GM mode, and I thought I'd try to dive into it.
I thought some people just getting started could use a primer so I'm trying to record what I'm learning in some video series.
So far I've got a general installation and first project primer:
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN2iCI6P3Qc&list=PLkAHloUwGnJeem7gtkx6AsIEFZjk0b4tX]Getting Started with DOS2[/url]
and
[url=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkAHloUwGnJcvncA2xwjbNcsELnOTE8eH]Intro to Terrain[/url]
Hope this helps some people. I'll update as I'm able to develop more.
Brand new to the forums but a huge fan of old school modding and the modding community. I haven't done much since NWN and a bit for NWN 2. Divinity Engine 2 looks incredibly promising - especially with the GM mode, and I thought I'd try to dive into it.
I thought some people just getting started could use a primer so I'm trying to record what I'm learning in some video series.
So far I've got a general installation and first project primer:
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN2iCI6P3Qc&list=PLkAHloUwGnJeem7gtkx6AsIEFZjk0b4tX]Getting Started with DOS2[/url]
and
[url=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkAHloUwGnJcvncA2xwjbNcsELnOTE8eH]Intro to Terrain[/url]
Hope this helps some people. I'll update as I'm able to develop more.
Divinity Engine 2 Tutorial
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Divinity Engine 2 Tutorial Cheat
Hi, this small guide is here to help you to download and install the editor.
I don't have GoG version around for now, so it will only work for Steam.
Intallation
-- Open Steam client
-- Click on Library
-- In drop down find Tools section and click on it
-- You will see the tools list. Search for The Divinity Engine Enhanced Edition and double click on it.
-- The install path can be the one that Steam proposes for you (something like C:Program Files (x86)Steam) or any you want, it does not really matter.
-- Click Next, Agree and wait for tool to be downloaded and installed
-- When engine is installed you can click on
Library/Installed and the see tool inside Tools section of your library
-- Make sure that you have Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Editon game installed, editor bases on it and requires it to work
-- You can hit Play to launch the engine.
Setup
-- When you first time started the editor, you will get this message
-- This means you need to do a small configuration setup. Hit OK and the Setting window will appear
-- There is bunch of params in this window, but we mostly are interested in EditorDataPath and GameDataPath.
-- You need to click browse inside the EditorDataPath property and locate the Data/Editor folder inside your DOSEE game folder.
-- In my case it will be:
D:SteamLibrarysteamappscommonDivinity Original Sin Enhanced EditionDataEditor
-- In your case it maybe a bit different.
-- If you getting trouble to find where your game is installed, then:
--- Find game in your Steam library
--- Right click on it and select Properties
--- In Properties select Local Files pane and click on Browse Local Files… button. This will bring you to the game folder inside the Windows Explorer
--- You game folder will look like this
--- Go to Data/Editor and copy the path from Explorer window header
-- You need insert it in EditorDataPath property under the Global Setting section
-- Now do the same for GameDataPath, except now you need to tager Data folder inside your game folder (you can simply copy editor path and remove Editor at the end of it)
-- Eventually your settings will look similar to:
-- Now hit OK. Editor will load now and you will see the welcome message with the list of mods
-- If you see it, it means that your editor is installed and setup correctly.
Happy modding!
I don't have GoG version around for now, so it will only work for Steam.
Intallation
-- Open Steam client
-- Click on Library
-- In drop down find Tools section and click on it
-- You will see the tools list. Search for The Divinity Engine Enhanced Edition and double click on it.
-- The install path can be the one that Steam proposes for you (something like C:Program Files (x86)Steam) or any you want, it does not really matter.
-- Click Next, Agree and wait for tool to be downloaded and installed
-- When engine is installed you can click on
Library/Installed and the see tool inside Tools section of your library
-- Make sure that you have Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Editon game installed, editor bases on it and requires it to work
-- You can hit Play to launch the engine.
Setup
-- When you first time started the editor, you will get this message
-- This means you need to do a small configuration setup. Hit OK and the Setting window will appear
-- There is bunch of params in this window, but we mostly are interested in EditorDataPath and GameDataPath.
-- You need to click browse inside the EditorDataPath property and locate the Data/Editor folder inside your DOSEE game folder.
-- In my case it will be:
D:SteamLibrarysteamappscommonDivinity Original Sin Enhanced EditionDataEditor
-- In your case it maybe a bit different.
-- If you getting trouble to find where your game is installed, then:
--- Find game in your Steam library
--- Right click on it and select Properties
--- In Properties select Local Files pane and click on Browse Local Files… button. This will bring you to the game folder inside the Windows Explorer
--- You game folder will look like this
--- Go to Data/Editor and copy the path from Explorer window header
-- You need insert it in EditorDataPath property under the Global Setting section
-- Now do the same for GameDataPath, except now you need to tager Data folder inside your game folder (you can simply copy editor path and remove Editor at the end of it)
-- Eventually your settings will look similar to:
-- Now hit OK. Editor will load now and you will see the welcome message with the list of mods
-- If you see it, it means that your editor is installed and setup correctly.
Happy modding!