Observation

TCorOgre · 08-04-2002, 02:55 AM

I havent tried the cheat/console thing yet for SOA since I've yet to beat the game and I want to beat it with my 5 desired charactors Legitily (is that a word) before I try any of that stuff, but to the question: everyone says goto your directory of BGII and find Baldur.INI and under pro-- etc. etc.
I have found this file yes, obersving only mind you, and mine is'nt labeled Baldur.INI it is a notepad file as referred but its 'Baldur' no .INI
checked my friend's also and proved the same, he uses the console cheats and confirmed it's the right place so what I'm asking is, do you guys mean Baldur.INI or Baldur or am I too stupid to figure this one out?
*Legitimatly

Thanks

Dundee Slaytern · 08-04-2002, 03:33 AM

Right-click on the file and select Properties. Look at the file's MS-DOS name:.

Alternatively, you can go to your Folder Options and choose to have all the file extensions displayed by default.

The .ini is referring to the file's extension, like .jpg, .bmp, .zip, .mp3, etc... to name a few.

[ 08-04-2002, 03:37 AM: Message edited by: Dundee Slaytern ]

TCorOgre · 08-05-2002, 06:38 PM

Makes sense, thanks mate

Seraph · 08-05-2002, 09:52 PM

This is why its a good idea to configure windows to show file extensions inside windows explorer.

08-04-2002, 02:55 AM	#1
TCorOgre Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: August 3, 2002 Location: Ohio Age: 38 Posts: 22	I havent tried the cheat/console thing yet for SOA since I've yet to beat the game and I want to beat it with my 5 desired charactors Legitily (is that a word) before I try any of that stuff, but to the question: everyone says goto your directory of BGII and find Baldur.INI and under pro-- etc. etc. I have found this file yes, obersving only mind you, and mine is'nt labeled Baldur.INI it is a notepad file as referred but its 'Baldur' no .INI checked my friend's also and proved the same, he uses the console cheats and confirmed it's the right place so what I'm asking is, do you guys mean Baldur.INI or Baldur or am I too stupid to figure this one out? *Legitimatly Thanks __________________ \"Stay your Nay, Courage Conquers ALL.\" <br /><br /> -Ogre (me)

08-05-2002, 06:38 PM	#3
TCorOgre Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: August 3, 2002 Location: Ohio Age: 38 Posts: 22	Makes sense, thanks mate __________________ \"Stay your Nay, Courage Conquers ALL.\" <br /><br /> -Ogre (me)

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08-04-2002, 03:33 AM	#2
Dundee Slaytern Ironworks Moderator Join Date: June 10, 2001 Location: Pasir Ris, Singapore Age: 42 Posts: 11,063	Right-click on the file and select Properties. Look at the file's MS-DOS name:. Alternatively, you can go to your Folder Options and choose to have all the file extensions displayed by default. The .ini is referring to the file's extension, like .jpg, .bmp, .zip, .mp3, etc... to name a few. [ 08-04-2002, 03:37 AM: Message edited by: Dundee Slaytern ]

08-05-2002, 09:52 PM	#4
Seraph Quintesson Join Date: September 12, 2001 Location: Ewing, NJ Age: 43 Posts: 1,079	This is why its a good idea to configure windows to show file extensions inside windows explorer.

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