how to tell if steam workshop is downloading nwn enhanced

internal means this class doesnt exist outside the file it's in Everytime it turns up, I need to remove it and add NWNDirectory dir as an extra argument to the function that contains it (and any functions that call those functions).

NWNInfo.InstallPath turns up everywhere in the program. Read the NWNDir from the registry, do lots of stuff

Now the user has to select the directory, this is a problem. This code just magically grabs the NWN installation so behaves like it's own almost invisible program. This NWNInfo class needs to be taken out back and shot in order for, the EE updates to work. I want everyone reading this who does/wants to do programming to promise me that they'll never ever, ever use Singletons. You'll just have to be patient, I'm afraid. Trust me, that's going to be the thing blocking you from using it I'll have the tooling all upgraded and ready to go long before that gets out of beta. Regardless, until this issue gets fixed, you won't be able to use the PRC in EE. That means the scripts the game uses will be using one version of these files and the PRC will be using an older one. As far as I'm aware, the include macro in nwscript literally copies and pastes into the script just before it's compiled. The PRC scripts include a few very core nss scripts from the game. Unfortunately, as I mentioned earlier, the EE also crashes when you use a PRC that has been built against it.Įven if it didn't crash, you probably wouldn't want to do what that guy did anyway. Someone on the Steam forums tried that they installed the PRC into their old NWN install and then manually copied across all their mods/haks to their EE install.

How to tell if steam workshop is downloading nwn enhanced