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[The Imp]

Well, as you can see you havr installed this:

~1PP/1PP.TP2~ #0 #111 // 1ppv4: Thieves Galore -> BGII - Unique Thief Avatars

~1PP/1PP.TP2~ #0 #113 // 1ppv4: Smart Avatar & Armour Switching

It does the exact same thing as the BG2 Tweak pack... but a little better.

 

How to control it? Either make your very own script item combo mod or use the one you like best... there's really no other options.

The base reason why there's no hooded "thief" avatar in the selection in the script is that the normal fighter variety was chosen to represent the majority(as this is one for all approach).

Edited by The Imp, 01 February 2014 - 08:50 AM.

[Eric P.]

Couldn't you simply click on the character and press ctrl-7 (or equivalent) to change the animation? That's what I do. It's a bit tedious, as you have to cycle through the animations to get the one you want, but it works.

[The Imp]

Couldn't you simply click on the character and press ctrl-7 (or equivalent) to change the animation? That's what I do. It's a bit tedious, as you have to cycle through the animations to get the one you want, but it works.

Well, that does work indeed. If you won't install either of the avatar tweaks and enable the cheatkeys with the Console. With CTRL+6 and CTRL+7 ... to 6 and 7 depending on which direction you wish to go on the list, as pushing ones, takes you one step to either direction. The good thing is, the game even says what that avatar is supposed to be.

Edited by The Imp, 02 February 2014 - 03:05 PM.

[10th]

If you want to get your hands dirty with some light modding:

 

Grab Near Infinity, open LCARMOR.spl, switch to the edit tab, open the "Use EFF file" entry for FIGHTER_MAGE_THIEF and point its Resource File to LCARMORT.eff instead of LCARMORF.eff.

 

This gets you thief hoodies up to chain armor animations, fighter anims for everything heavier and mage for robes.

 

10th