im not seeing it in my list

These tilesets are already included in the CEP right?

really cool, thanks for your work

Just installed this and am currently building and testing it out. It looks freakn amazing. I have run into a big issue though. Whenever you use a door up any of the narrow stairways on buildings, as soon as you open the door your character will be pushed back down to the ground level. I am using NWN:EE and CEP 2.65. Not sure if that has anything to do with anything.

@sauleve Steam\steamapps\common\Neverwinter Nights\data\hk

Bump my question of 30 June please, I see the tileset in the module properties but dont see anything added in the paint terrain menu on the right?

could you please add the the Carrack? the carrack model on can be found on vaultorg, and I dont know how to add the carrack ship model, and the carrack with the board with crane. Here have another problem, that is the carrack color looks like a new ship, while your hak seems will use the older type.

Took me a while to figure the first bit, with NWN client open, click on the subscribe button above, that drops the haks into your Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\704450 folder.

Then when I copied these to my documents\ neverwinter nights\hak folder then when I opened the toolset I could go to edit, module properties, and add medieval etc.

Still defeated though sadly, where do I find the new tileset contect, I still have the default terrain buildings and groups etc ?

To add custom content, it's in subfolders that are in : My Documents > Neverwinter Nights

To see wich extension goes into wich subfolder (ex : .hak in hak folder), go to : https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/704450/discussions/0/3596571824768627857/

Where do you place these files to manually download them for use in the toolset? I have tried creating a hak folder in 3 different places and the toolset STILL won't recognize them. Can there please be a "workshop for dummies thread" with a painstakingly slow tutorial for people not used to placing files in places? I am trying to enter the mod community but this convoluted process is putting me off. I would rather spend hours crafting a great level, but instead I have been sitting here for an hour and a half moving files around and clicking "start" on my toolset, only to find that still, nothing works.

I downloaded the rural tileset a long time ago and have used it a lot. After seeing this on the workshop I went and downloaded the city one from NWN vault; it's beautifully done.

Trully awesome work.

the toolset doesnt use workshop??? DAMMIT!!

This is amazing. It is so much better than the default city tileset.
Where the default city buildings feel chaotic your buildings look orderly. You don't even seem to use so many more triangles, but your sense of proportion and aesthetics just makes it look like it was taken straight from real life. In fact, the Danziger Krantor has made it into the game.

Very good work, thanks a lot

Thank you! Been following your tileset videos on youtube for some time!

Don't unpack haks and especially don't put them or their contents in the override folder.

The haks are in your steam directory/SteamApps/workshop/704450/1339817352/hak/
For the toolset to be able to use them they have to be in your documents directory/Neverwinter Nights/hak/

Looks like steam workshop subscriptions are only used by the game but not the toolset.

Sorry to be a bother, but I've tried lauching and playing the game multiple times and the tileset somehow still doesn't show up when I launch the game editor... :(

You have to be in game for the download to start.

This tileset looks amazing!! But for some reason it doesn't show up under module properties... also it doesn't seem to download anything when I hit "subscribe"... what am I doing wrong? T.T

Beautiful tileset, we currently use it on our server.

These 2 incredible tilesets make up for like 90% of anything I ever build.
It's almost like "All you ever need"!

BEST. TILESET. EVER.

I use Medieval City for a few areas in my Persistent World. It's an incredble tileset.