Post by kalbaern on Jul 4, 2014 11:08:01 GMT -5
Here on the Savage Frontiers and Surrounds, we've already included most popular "overrides" into our own custom hak sets. Here's a short list:
- Amethyst Dragon's Bioware Weapon Overrides.
- Toro and Henesu's Rural, Rural Winter and Forest Overrides are merged and included.
- Real Hands and Feet (both Normal and Large).
So few, if any actual overrides should be used here. Besides, overrides which change terrain features and aren't in use by the server itself can cause errors to build up when the server constantly disputes "exact" IG postions of NPC's/PCs with a client using an override that slightly alters the terrain values. Overrides which open new feats, skills, spells or cleric domains can also cause characters to select options not allowed here during creation which upon entry to the server flag the new PC as invalid.
There are a few benign overrides that I'll list in a subsequent topic. If unsure whether or not any conflicts/issues you are having stem from overrides, below is a link to a clean 1.69 override folder. If in doubt, rename your current override folder before installing this one.
1.69 Clean Override
Just a note, 1.69 does infact use a few Bioware Overrides, so this folder does contain those files.
- Amethyst Dragon's Bioware Weapon Overrides.
- Toro and Henesu's Rural, Rural Winter and Forest Overrides are merged and included.
- Real Hands and Feet (both Normal and Large).
So few, if any actual overrides should be used here. Besides, overrides which change terrain features and aren't in use by the server itself can cause errors to build up when the server constantly disputes "exact" IG postions of NPC's/PCs with a client using an override that slightly alters the terrain values. Overrides which open new feats, skills, spells or cleric domains can also cause characters to select options not allowed here during creation which upon entry to the server flag the new PC as invalid.
There are a few benign overrides that I'll list in a subsequent topic. If unsure whether or not any conflicts/issues you are having stem from overrides, below is a link to a clean 1.69 override folder. If in doubt, rename your current override folder before installing this one.
1.69 Clean Override
Just a note, 1.69 does infact use a few Bioware Overrides, so this folder does contain those files.