Stories in Planescape

Embry · Post by **Embry** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 7:30 am

Hello all.

First of all, I really liked the stories which were told by npcs in PS:T. Best stories of Yves the talechaser really made me think about things and some made them laugh and sob. Almost same with Reekwinds stories too

And now to the point. I'd really like to get access somehow to these stories told, but my cd is lost somehow

. Is there a program for PS.T like shadowkeeper for Baldur's gate? And if there is, could somebody send them to me somehow? I loved those stories <3

Ravager · Post by **Ravager** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 8:03 am

Do you want to see the stories outside of the game? Maybe Infinity Engine would work.

Embry · Post by **Embry** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 10:10 am

Well, that was the meaning. I can't access game nor install it again, as my beloved cd-bag where the cds were has gone missing

. Does it need to be installed still when using Infinity Engine?

Ravager · Post by **Ravager** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 12:32 pm

When I said Infinity Engine what I meant to say is Near Infinity. It allows you to look into all the parts of the game, so you can see animations, play the sound effects and see the dialogue. I looked earlier today and got the program to search for anything with the word 'Yves' in, that brought up a lot of references and a couple of the stories.

Near Infinity (and other tools) can be found here: http://modlist.pocketplane.net/index.ph ... &cat_id=37

You just copy the downloaded file (NearInfinity.jar) into the main Torment directory. If it fails to run because you haven't got Java installed try here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html. The J2EE 1.4 SDK should get it working.

The Search option inside the program can be found under the menus, just type a word in, then click Find.

Hope that helps (and isn't too complicated). If you questions about this, post them and I'll see if I can help

Oh, you shouldn't need the CD's at all, as it should all be installed on the hard drive thanks to the installation. Most of this stuff is usually either hidden or in formats that are generally inaccessible.