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[abdwef]

Hello,

I've searched the forums, but can't find the answer to my problem.

Basically, I'm editing "baldur.ini" to add the following:

[Movies]
REST=1
BGSUNSET=1
BGENTER=1
IRONTHRN=1
PALACE=1
TAVERN=1
DUNGEON=1
BGSUNRIS=1
CAMP=1
WYVERN=1
BHAAL=1
SEWER=1
ENDMOVIE=1
ELDRCITY=1
MINEFLOD=1
ENDCRDIT=1
GNOLL=1
NASHKELL=1
BG4LOGO=1
TSRLOGO=1
BILOGO=1
INFELOGO=1
INTRO=1
FRARMINN=1
BISLOGO=1
BWDRAGON=1
DAYNITE=1
DEATHAND=1
END15FPS=1
ENDCRDIT=1
FLYTHR01=1
FLYTHR02=1
FLYTHR03=1
FLYTHR04=1
INTRO=1
INTRO15F=1
MANFORG=1
MELISSAN=1
NITEDAY=1
POCKETZZ=1
RESTCAMP=1
RESTDUNG=1
RESTINN=1
SARADUSH=1
WOTC=1
ENDMVE1=1
ENDMVE2=1
ENDMVE3=1

Yet I still see the same few movies--the company logos, the intro movies, and the death movies. In other words, the movies I've actually accessed in the game.

Is there put all movies into the "movies" list in the main menu? Why is it that this works for BG2, but not BGT?

Thanks in advance,

abdwef

[Ascension64]

It should work, unless something else went wrong with your baldur.ini file.

[abdwef]

Hi,

I found the answer to my problem. It was at my end, not yours.

I'm running vista, and for some reason you can't just edit the baldur.ini in the BGII-SOA directory.

Instead, you have to click "Compatibility programs", and then edit the hidden baldur.ini file that appears.

Not sure why this is. But anyway, I wanted to let you know there's nothing wrong on BGT's part.

[Jarno Mikkola]

Not sure why this is. But anyway, I wanted to let you know there's nothing wrong on BGT's part.

Yes, it's because the Vista, User Account Control, and the read only flag on the directory that can't be changed on the program files perhaps.