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can anyone tell me where i need to put the celestial race.nfo??

Half Celestial Race for NWN2:MotB

To install, extract to your NWN2\Override folder. (Usually C:\Program Files\Atari\Neverwinter Nights 2\Override)

Also, it's the racialsubtypes.2da file, not the .nfo

I haven't messed with NWN2 in a while, this may not even work anymore for all I know. If there's a problem, tell me and I'll update and upload the newer file.

It ain't working for me. I've tried putting the .2da file in the Program Files/NWN2/Override and the My Documents/NWN2/Override. I still don't see any half celestial

Well from what I can remember when you create a new character click onto the planetouched and on the bottom there should be the celestial race. I hope this helps

first,you need not do anything with celestialrace.nfo(celestialrace.MSInfo Documents).the file you need is racialsubtypes.2da.
those folders in my documents/neverwinter nights 2 are for modulegames's files that you make yourself with neverwinternights 2 toolset.you should copy racialsubtypes.2da file in where you setup game,and in this address:if you installed it in drive c it would probebly be C:\program files\atari\neverwinter nights 2\override,and if you installed it in another drive it would be this address:drive?\override if you directly installed it there and drive?\newfolder(or whatever you named it)\override if you installed it in a folder."a detailed description of racial bounses and feats is included along with instruction on installing" are in a file name celestial.MSInfo Documents that if you open it with double click windows give you this massage "system information cannot open this NFOfile.it might be corrupted or an unrecognized version".to read this file simply open it with notepad.
when you enter the game this race is added to one of planetouched subraces.

[Edited by Bider5, 4/20/2009 8:42:33 PM]

Sometimes I'm amazed at how intuitive things can seem to one person, and how arcane to others. Probably I should have named the file .txt rather than .nfo, except that's how I'm used to seeing informative files named.

Would you believe I still get mail for a Final Fantasy 7 PC trainer file I made in the 1990's, for a program that doesn't exist anymore and a game that won't run unmodified on most modern operating systems? Tiny random files have a longevity that can surprise you, hehe.