How to open TW1 .mod files in djinn?

[Orion66]

How to open TW1 .mod files in djinn?

I can open the .adv adventures, but how does one open the original .mod files located in the data folder. Thanks.

 

[fantasta]

Copy one of the .mod files (or all of them) to the folder that contains the adventures. The path to the folder is usually as follows:

Users\Public\Documents\The Witcher(Windows Vista\7)

or

Shared Documents\The Witcher (XP).

Now, rename the extension: .mod -> .adv
e.g. ice_plains.mod -> ice_plains.adv

Now start Djinni, choose Module, Open Module and choose: ice_plains.adv.

You can open the area, see the area properties, placeables, triggers, sound objects, waypoints and actionpoints. Actually, you won't be able to see any scripts.
If you click on a trigger and try to open a script by clicking the NSS icon, you will see nothing, or rather:

void main()
{

}

because all the Witcher scripts are compiled.

 

[Grandliu66]

Copy one of the .mod files (or all of them) to the folder that contains the adventures. The path to the folder is usually as follows:

Users\Public\Documents\The Witcher(Windows Vista\7)

or

Shared Documents\The Witcher (XP).

Now, rename the extension: .mod -> .adv
e.g. ice_plains.mod -> ice_plains.adv

Now start Djinni, choose Module, Open Module and choose: ice_plains.adv.

You can open the area, see the area properties, placeables, triggers, sound objects, waypoints and actionpoints. Actually, you won't be able to see any scripts.
If you click on a trigger and try to open a script by clicking the NSS icon, you will see nothing, or rather:

void main()
{

}

because all the Witcher scripts are compiled.

Amazingly, after 11 years, this post helped me a lot. Thank you! I have spent a lot of time searching for the name text of areas in order to translate it, and I found it in .mod file with your post. After finishing the project, I will add fantasta to the credit.