enAI Overhaul (legacy)

Designated monster will behave differently when you are quest host.

• []Be warned—Designated monster will behave differently for everyone if you are host the quest with these files.

  []All files are made compatible with -mhg- or Raptor's Custom Quests pack. They will override yet retain functionality of these quests.

  []If you'd like to toggle enAI on top of another mod with custom quests, I recommend creating a duplicate for the "em" and "quest/enemy" folders.

  Toggle explained:

  • []Basically, the game only reads mod files in the correct nativePC path, so it will read "nativePC\em" but will not read anything inside, say, "nativePC\emWrongName"

    []For some custom quests, there are files responsible for custom locale: inside "nativepc\em\data" there is . ALNK file; inside "nativepc\quest\enemy" there are SOBJ files. Uninstalling completely may cause certain Monsters to not behave correctly in custom locale quests, but you can rename as a toggle.

    []The suggestion is to have two versions for the "em" and "quest\enemy" folders: one for the modded quest itself, and another for this mod.

    []They should never merge, which means first you rename what you want disabled to a WrongName; then, you rename what you want enabled to its rightful name.

  What the different filetypes are responsible for:

  []ACTP2 (ActionParam2): Modifies properties of actions. Usually responsible for the charged up state of a monster. Mostly client side.

  []AGR (Enemy Angry): Rage multipliers

  []ALNK (Area Linker): Determine monster transition routes.

  []EDA (Enemy Damage Attribute): Status Values

  [*]EM_DMG: Determines the actions a mons