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Flail Of Ages Cheat (spoiler?)

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Flail Of Ages Cheat (spoiler?)

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I have always been against cheats........but, Glacius did not have the acid head for the Flail (or I somehow missed it) my saves have been poor and now I seem to be stuck with either starting the game over in order to get the flail complete, or cheat. I added "DeBug Mode =1" (without the quotations) on the Baldur.ini [Program Options], but the cheat for the flail (CLUAConsole:CreateItem"BLUN14.ITM") doesn't seem to be doing anything. I read on another post that the flail should appear in the protagonists inventory, but it does not.

The diaologue after I try the cheat is;

lua: indexed expression not a table
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Post by Xyx »

CLUAConsole:CreateItem("blun14",1)

Opening parenthesis after CreateItem missing, file type extension not needed, amount after the resource name required.
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Post by VonDondu »

Originally posted by Xyx
...amount after the resource name required.
That only applies to items that can be stacked (such as arrows, potions, gems, etc.) or items that have charges (such as wands). It's not required for singular items such as weapons, armor, etc.

In this case, you could use the following command and the result would be the same:

CLUAConsole:CreateItem("blun14")

At least, it has always worked for me. :)

BTW, the item will not necessarily appear in the protagonist's inventory; it will appear in the inventory of the party member who is leading the group. I realize that most people always keep the protagonist in the #1 spot, so to most people this might seem to be a distinction without a difference. :) However, if you want to create a bunch of items for a specific group member, you can avoid the hassle of manually transferring inventory items if you make that specific group member the leader of your party (temporarily) when you create all the items.
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Post by Numinor »

Another small correction, if you have a single party member selected the item will appear in his inventory, not in the party leader's.
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Post by MFER »

Many thanks

I am now the proud owner of the Flail of Ages.
Thanks for all of your help.
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