What is the All Seeing Eye?

[Cheyenne98']

There's a box on the start up screen that you can tick for it.

Thanks for not giving me the ability to delete this Valve

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Auto-map.

[M'igo Kazan]

It also includes hints and info from the cluebook, so you don't need to keep it opened on the side. Plus, the standalone version allows you to teleport elsewhere on the map, incase the game's trigger flags glitch out and you get stuck (which isn't too uncommon in EotB 1 and 2)

[Planetdune]

Originally posted by M'igo Kazan:

It also includes hints and info from the cluebook, so you don't need to keep it opened on the side. Plus, the standalone version allows you to teleport elsewhere on the map, incase the game's trigger flags glitch out and you get stuck (which isn't too uncommon in EotB 1 and 2)

Any reason this version is gimped? I am missing teleport, reveal maps, the editors etc..

[Korgz]

Originally posted by Planetdune:

Originally posted by M'igo Kazan:

It also includes hints and info from the cluebook, so you don't need to keep it opened on the side. Plus, the standalone version allows you to teleport elsewhere on the map, incase the game's trigger flags glitch out and you get stuck (which isn't too uncommon in EotB 1 and 2)

Any reason this version is gimped? I am missing teleport, reveal maps, the editors etc..

They did the same with the Goldbox games. Basically anything that is full out cheating they have removed. You can easily fix this by just downloading it from the web and copying over the files in your steam folder. Occasionally they features (teleport) can get the player into problems so they probably didn't want to deal with the support issues. (or they just really don't like cheating?)

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Originally posted by Korgz:

Originally posted by Planetdune:

Any reason this version is gimped? I am missing teleport, reveal maps, the editors etc..

They did the same with the Goldbox games. Basically anything that is full out cheating they have removed. You can easily fix this by just downloading it from the web and copying over the files in your steam folder. Occasionally they features (teleport) can get the player into problems so they probably didn't want to deal with the support issues. (or they just really don't like cheating?)

My memory is fuzzy, but i thought they hid the char editor under a right click menu? I definitely used the editors to fix a stat glitch I had.

[Korgz]

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

My memory is fuzzy, but i thought they hid the char editor under a right click menu? I definitely used the editors to fix a stat glitch I had.

There is no right click in GBC.

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Originally posted by Korgz:

Originally posted by RPG Historian:

My memory is fuzzy, but i thought they hid the char editor under a right click menu? I definitely used the editors to fix a stat glitch I had.

There is no right click in GBC.

There was, but I had an add-on to the mod that gave me custom music and the editor, now that I looked it up. Vanilla doesn't have it.

[camelotcrusade]

Has anyone gotten this to work? After messing around enough as-is, I'd like to try the full version of ASE. I got it here - https://ase.zorbus.net/ - but I can't figure out how to make it work with the Steam version. Where exactly do I put it, and is that all files or just certain ones?

Also, right-click does work, you have to alt-tab out of the main DOSBox window and then right-click on the actual auto-map to get several new options.

[camelotcrusade]

FWIW, I finally got this to work. You just go into your game folder and rename the existing ASE folder (I called mine ASE.bak) and extract the full version from the link I pasted above into the folder.

Then *don't* start the game with the All Seeing Eye and instead run it from the new folder you created. There's a tutorial on how to do it on the website (https://ase.zorbus.net/) and all I had to do was point ASE at the right save file (which for me was in Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Forgotten Realms The Archives - Collection One\games\Eye of the Beholder ENG\GAME\EYE).

Edit: This worked for me but it erased my mapping progress. I later realized I could run multiple version of ASE at the same time as long as they were in separate folders but pointing to the same save file. I used the full version to make the tweaks I wanted, closed it, and then proceeded with the steam version.

[BruceVC]

Originally posted by camelotcrusade:

FWIW, I finally got this to work. You just go into your game folder and rename the existing ASE folder (I called mine ASE.bak) and extract the full version from the link I pasted above into the folder.

Then *don't* start the game with the All Seeing Eye and instead run it from the new folder you created. There's a tutorial on how to do it on the website (https://ase.zorbus.net/) and all I had to do was point ASE at the right save file (which for me was in Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Forgotten Realms The Archives - Collection One\games\Eye of the Beholder ENG\GAME\EYE).

Edit: This worked for me but it erased my mapping progress. I later realized I could run multiple version of ASE at the same time as long as they were in separate folders but pointing to the same save file. I used the full version to make the tweaks I wanted, closed it, and then proceeded with the steam version.

Thanks for this feedback, I had a serious issue and design flaw with not finding the Crystal Hammer and I was basically stuck and couldnt progress because you get teleported out the Silver Tower. I then used the ASE to manually teleport through the Crystal Door but the Steam version doesn't support teleport so I used the normal version of ASE

But I was able to continue my adventures

[Marco Simple1]

How to see the map in full screen ? thanks

[Cheyenne98']

Originally posted by Marco Simple1:

How to see the map in full screen ? thanks

Oh right. I should delete this discussion