Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editorial This Guide should cover the basic questions of how to get a Mod to work with your Vanilla Dragon Age game, how to update it and how to uninstall it propper. Its quite basic information, but everyone has to start somewhere, thats what this Guide is for. Read it and maybe you learn something new even if you think you know how to do that already =) Normally every Mod should have a Readme or Information posted how to make it work with your Game, but some dont, and when you are new to this kind of thing then you might not know what to do with those files you can download here. I can only cover the things i know, and i am myself no modder (yet), but i hope the information i can give may be enough to get you going if you have no clue on where to start =) All the locations i give you are for a Windows XP Operating System, becouse thats what i have. But the paths should not differ very much if you are using Vista or Win7.

All screenshots show german language couse thats what i have, but i hope that dosent matter. Its good to work with a User Account on your Windows OS that has Administrator rights and to set all files and folders to visible on your PC if you are dealing with mods, so you dont overlook any files or run into access problems. Use google or ask in the Forum if you really have trouble with this things. And lastly some mods need further tweaking or are dependent on other mods to work, thats nothing that can be covered in this general FAQ sadly, so ask then the Mod-Author via Private Message or in the comments of the mod you have trouble with. If nothing helps ask in the Forums here, most often some other Member will help you.

In the process of attempting to determine if a mod was causing the problem, I tried removing it (I don't usually mess with things I don't understand, lol, but at that point I figured what the heck and moved the file to my desktop to test it out), reinstalled the Manager, and it worked fine. Unzip all the mods you want into the same folder. Ex: A folder named Mods with individual folders inside with each mod. Start DAI Mod Manager and navigate to your DAI game folder. At the top of the mod manager, navigate to the previous Mods folder. Restart the mod manager.

Homemade low cost CPLD dev board (Arduino STM32F103 and Altera MAX II EPM240/EPM570 CPLD). Two dev boards into one. Arduino + CPLD = CPLD Fun Board! Would it be possible for the CPU to program the CPLD? This would add flexibility, as the firmware could choose the right CPLD logic to program depending on the current user's needs. Program cpld with arduino starter. USB-CPLD Development System for the Arduino Page 6 Once the project files are complete, just hit the Compile and Synthesize button. Quartus will output a programming file ready for download into the EPT-50-AP. Programming the CPLD The CPLD on the EPT-570-AP can be programmed with the project created by the user. Programming the CPLD is quick.

There is also another wiki article that discusses Dragon Age mods more generally:. Now that is available i would recommend anyone to use that great tool to manage the Mods for Dragon Age, instead of installing them with daupdater or manually. See more Info to that in section 3 of the Guide.

All mod authors are welcome to link to this guide! Updates All information here is based on Dragon Age Version 1.02 as it is on the.