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Stratos · 03-20-2004, 08:29 AM

As philip said, simply press the 'Save Character' on the menu screen and the character will be saved(exported) exactly as it is; items, level etc.

All saved characters ends up in your 'Local Vault' folder and are called .bic files. You don't need to worry about overwriting any files while saving characters, a new file is simply created every time you save a character. I don't know exactly how these are named, but I assume there's simply a number after the name of the character, example: Bob001.bic , Bob002.bic etc.

On the list where you choose which character to use in a new module, there will be a parenthesis with numbers within them after the character name if you have saved that character and how many times( characters are automatically saved after you create them).

03-20-2004, 08:29 AM	#3
Stratos Vampire Join Date: January 29, 2003 Location: Sweden Age: 44 Posts: 3,888	As philip said, simply press the 'Save Character' on the menu screen and the character will be saved(exported) exactly as it is; items, level etc. All saved characters ends up in your 'Local Vault' folder and are called .bic files. You don't need to worry about overwriting any files while saving characters, a new file is simply created every time you save a character. I don't know exactly how these are named, but I assume there's simply a number after the name of the character, example: Bob001.bic , Bob002.bic etc. On the list where you choose which character to use in a new module, there will be a parenthesis with numbers within them after the character name if you have saved that character and how many times( characters are automatically saved after you create them). __________________ Nothing is impossible, it's just a matter of probability.