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[Immortality]

I like this ones very very much, and im planning to use them in my next bg2 run.

I have some questions regarding this, though:

Dont know if you've seen Moinesse work, making long hair for the paperdolls and avatars. I was wondering if you had made paperdolls with long hair as well? And also, i guess you only made the paperdolls but didnt change the avatars, so then could i install moinesse's avatars and your paperdolls? And if i cant, are you going to make long haired avatars?

Keep up the grat work, everything looks GREAT!

[Erephine]

While I technically could do in-game avatars, it's very unlikely that i'll ever do some. An in-game avatar has hundreds of individual frames for the different animations - and my time is limited enough as it is.

I haven't made any long haired paperdolls. I've ported most of them straight from BG1, although I had to edit the female human paperdoll images. (they used the medium sized "M" paperdoll graphics in BG1, but in BG2 they all used (just like the male humans or female human fighters) the large "L" graphics, so I had to change the paperdoll itself to make the items 'fit' all paperdolls.)

If I had an unlimited amount of time and patience, I would probably port the in-game avatars from BG1 (and create those for double weaponed fight from scratch), along with the old shield graphics and stuff. As I said, this is not very likely though

Installing other in-game avatars and then my paperdolls should work without any problems (as long as the avatars *replace* the standard BG2 ones). Creating long-haired paperdolls is possible, and pretty easy at that. If the interest is big enough, I can probably do some

[Immortality]

Ow so... i think the female warrior is the one who suffers more changes... this may mean she wears a "suimsuit" in the paperdoll and a dress in the avatar, right?