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Who Makes a Scripting Editor for BGII-EE?

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition' started by BORG_DealerOfDeath, Dec 27, 2014.

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    I assume someone makes a scripting editor tool for BGII-EE ? whats it called and where do I download it from?
    Thank you for your help ~
     
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    There are a bunch of editors that can decompile, edit, and compile scripts directly (like Near Infinity or DLTCEP). Any of them should work fine if you just want to change some stuff for personal use.

    The thing is, uncompiled scripts (BAF) are simply txt files and can be edited with any text editor (like Notepad++). So, if you're working on an actual mod with WeiDU, it's simple enough to just decompile an existing script (or make a new BAF file) and them compile them with a COMPILE command in your TP2 file.
     
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