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Normally when you try to Copy and Paste multiple lines into NWN, you end up with a box at the end [] due to the difference in how programs interpret the command to move to a new line. There is a single way around this, and must be followed exactly. | Normally when you try to Copy and Paste multiple lines into NWN, you end up with a box at the end [] due to the difference in how programs interpret the command to move to a new line. There is a single way around this, and must be followed exactly. | ||
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Normally when you try to Copy and Paste multiple lines into NWN, you end up with a box at the end [] due to the difference in how programs interpret the command to move to a new line. There is a single way around this, and must be followed exactly.
1. Download Notepad++
2. Under Settings -> Preferences -> New Document/Default Directory, turn the Format to "Unix".
3. Click on "Encoding" in the toolbar. Change it to "Encode in UTF-8 without BOM".
4. Create a new document.
5. Paste desired text into the document.
6. Copy the text. Up to 1024 characters may be copied into NWN at a time.
In NWN:
1. Select an empty Quick Slot.
2. On the Radial Dial, go directly up to "Custom Text Macro"
3. You can label the macro anything.
4. CTRL + V to paste into the macro.
5. Click OK.
6. Click the Macro
Note: You will, by default, shout your macro. Add /w to the beginning of the first line to be copied.