neverwinter nights enhanced edition henchmen

#Neverwinter nights enhanced edition henchmen code

#Neverwinter nights enhanced edition henchmen code

Add the following code in the OnModuleLoad script slot of BOTH of your modules:.

To move a henchman with you from one module to another, you need to set up a campaign database on both of the modules. Taking henchmen from one module to another Set the script in the OnPlayerLevelUp script slot to 'x1_playerlevelup'. Lastly, to make sure the henchman levels up when you do during gameplay select 'Edit' from the top menu in the toolset and choose the option 'Module Properties'.The number 20 at the end of the line is the maximum level you want the henchman to level up to in this class. So if you want the second class to be a rogue, use 'CLASS_TYPE_ROGUE' instead. (Alternatively, visit the CLASS_TYPE_* Constant Group page in the Lexicon). Click on the 'CONSTANTS' button to the right side of the Script Editor window and type 'CLASS_TYPE_' into the filter box at the top. You can see your choices by looking at the Constants list. The 'CLASS_TYPE_CLERIC' can be changed to whatever you want the second class of your henchman to be.(NOTE: you must use lower case for the tag in the script even if your tag has capital letters in it.) Just add your entry and save the script, but do not change the name of the script at all. LevelHenchmanUpTo (oAssociate, nLevel, CLASS_TYPE_CLERIC, 20 ) If you look at around line 1364 in function LevelUpXP1Henchman() you will see an entry that looks like this (it might be a slightly different line number depending on if you have HotU or SoU installed).Make sure to check the box marked 'All resources' on the left hand side. In the box marked 'Resource Name', type 'x0_i0_henchman'.In the Script Editor window, click the Open an existing file' toolbar button (hold the mouse over the top row of buttons to see what they are).Open the Script Editor: in the menu at the top of the toolset, click 'Tools', then select 'Script Editor' from the drop-down menu.These are set up in almost exactly the same way as you did in the first tutorial for the single class fighter except for a few script changes. If you just want the two henchmen, you do not need the other script changes, just the SetMaxHenchmen(2) line in the OnModuleLoad script. The number in brackets is where you change it to however many henchmen you want the player to be able to hire (in this case 5).