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Haste and Boots of Speed is all you need.

If I was your DM I'd make your character(s) die horrible painful deaths.

I believe that in BG 1, if you upped the frame rate (in the .ini file) it made your characters move at an accordingly faster rate. Basically you take one step per x frames and if you up the frames per second, you're taking more steps in the same amount of time.

I could be wrong on that but I think that's the case.

If you want to cheat and make your character run at super speed, you can grab the Infinity Resource Editor and hack your characters movement rates.

The final option (for dirty cheaters) is to type "cheats=1" in your .ini file and then start up the game. Once the game is running, type ~ and you'll get a console. You can use the cheat codes (do a search). { edit: Ah.To give a character Boots of Speed, open the console and type CLUAConsole:CreateItem("BOOT01") }

Last edited by BadMrMojo (2005-03-26 9:21 am)

Twisted, there's not nice way of putting it, so I'm going to put it out blatantly..
YOUR A smurfing SUPER NERD.

I just want to make my run speed the same as in BG2. I guess it could be classified as cheating but its not like I'm making a super uber party.

But anyways, how would I edit the Baldur.ini file to make it so the FPS was higher?
When I do CTRL Click, Open With, Text Edit, it only lets me save the file as a .CWK or something similar. I'm unable to make it an .ini. I did download the editor, but I have no clue on how to use it. So its pretty much useless to me unless anyone would want to explain how to me.

man, that brings me back to my old D&D, Shadowrun, Robotech, Gurps, Hero's Unlimited days...

really fun stuff, we had co-ed groups of like 12 people playing sometimes. that was awesome.