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If you don't have any other mods, then there shouldn't be any problem. If you do, there could be. We'll need saves to get to the bottom of this.

play_sfall_sound doc doesn't mention anything about sndlist.

https://github.com/Sduibek/fo1tofo2

Updates pushed to github. Try with new version. Anyone knows how to pack a directory with dat2 recursively? I can't seem to find the right combination.

I mean that I wanted to put the readmes inside mod directories.

Possible of course, in fact I was going to do that in the beginning, but settled for dirs, because I planned to add readmes later, and readmes do no good inside .dat files. I'll add packing to .dat files for now, will think what to do with this after.

I'm not sure what's your measure of success here. That there's a lot of modifications made? As if it was something good. The point of using headers is exactly to achieve more while doing less. Of course, any problem can eventually be found. The question only is how much time you spend on it...

Yeah, that's strange. @NovaRain any idea why wouldn't it save?

I'll leave it here for reference: UP update.

I'll leave it here for reference: RP update.

No, it's RPU v1. Separate package, at least for now.

So I spent some time plowing through RP bug reports and packaged an update. In fact, it turned out that most of the issues were actually related to vanilla/UP, so I decided to package that one too. As you know, these are not my mods. Both UP and RP are works of many people, most notably killap...

Or for yourself, 2 years later.

There's an explanation on how to report crashes, follow it.

Could be a lot of reasons. Try vanilla F2 first, see if it performs the same.

Oh, but it is. Regardless of whether the decompiler worked correctly or not, you can't find the problem in the decompiled script. The reason is, you don't understand it, and that's because it's too complex. Using headers or not, a decompiled script will almost always be more complex than the...

Fee free to.

Awesome, thank you!

I got a patch lying around. I'm not sure if that's the latest version, or what exactly it does. See for yourself, there should be a readme.

:D Here's a revised version, anyway.