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Almost there! Put the .nss files in the same directory as the nwnnsscomp.exe file (techically not required but then you have to worry about paths and such) OR copy nwnnsscomp.exe to your override folder (and replacing the old version if it is there) where your scripts are.

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tk102: For some simple pcodes I can guess what the source should look like but for the more complicated ones keeping track of which variables are where on a stack is a major pain. Not to mention, pcodes from a source that has a lot of #include can be big with lines that aren't even executed. Trying to understand those is presently beyond me.

 

Why do you ask?

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No, all scripts need to use the -v1.00 switch when compiling.

 

See this

http://www.lucasforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=125847

thread for functions that can be used to help debug your script.

 

About half the time, the problem is with the .dlg or .utt and the debug functions mentioned in that thread can help you determine whether or not your script is even firing. If you're still stuck, feel free to post or PM.

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