As mentioned in the "Description" for this mod, if you have questions or issues with Polymath, please leave a comment on one of the Youtube video guides that I have for the software. I do not get email notifications from these posts (Nexus Mods does not do that) and do not have the time to check this regularly.
This tool is also deprecated now for the Toolkit, which is better at making mods (although not automated). I recognize that not releasing an EXE file for this tool is disappointing. I sadly do not have the time to field concerns by individuals who are learning how Windows Defender flags third-party software, even when NexusMods says the security of that program was comparable to other widely used modding tools back when it was available in March 2024.
Great tool ! I'm a noob (for real) and i have a silly question: when you create a new passive, how to find it in the bg3 toolkit to manually add it to a class ?
If you're encountering issues with "Polymath.bat" closing instantly, don't worry! Here's a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot:
1. Uninstall all versions of Python from your system.
2. Uninstall the Polymath folder completely.
3. Reinstall Python through the Windows Store.
4. Install Polymath again, ensuring to unzip or unpack it properly.
5. Press WIN + R, type "cmd" in the field, and hit Enter to open the Command Prompt.
6. Install required packages using pip commands: "pip install pandas", "pip install pyperclip", and "pip install openpyxl".
7. After installation, copy the filepath of your Polymath folder (e.g., \Desktop\ModdingToolBG3\Polymath-6318-2-2-0-1713211346\Polymath_2_2_0_Nexus\).
8. In the Command Prompt, type "cd (filepath)" and hit Enter, then type "Polymath.bat" to execute the program.
9. This step ensures that Polymath runs correctly via the console. After confirming it works, you can double-click on Polymath.bat as usual to launch it without the console.
Follow these steps carefully, and you should be able to resolve the issue with Polymath.bat closing instantly.
If you have Python installed from the Python website, you can still run Polymath by doing the steps below:
This was done on Windows 11 on Powershell (the newer Command Prompt). 1. Making sure the packages "pandas", "pyperclip", and "openpyxl" are installed properly by doing... a. "py -m pip install pandas" b. "py -m pip install pyperclip" c. "py -m pip install openpyxl"
2. Extracting the Polymath zip if you have not already.
3. Copying the filepath of the Polymath folder (i.e. C:\Users\Name\Downloads\BG3 Modding\Polymath 2.3.1) and doing "cd "filepath"" in Powershell, making sure to surround the filepath in "quotations" if there are any folders that have spaces in their name.
4. Then typing in "py src/Polymath.py".
The bat still won't work though, so you'll have to do Steps 3 and 4 every time you want to use Polymath.
Turns out that the culprit was I had python 3.11 installed and that set a path variable pointing to that. When I installed 3.12 the path variable didn't get modified. By uninstalling 3.11 and 3.12 and then re-installing 3.12 and modifying my path variable for f2p.exe I was able to run the application.
Hi, i have the same problems which you had. Which software version of Python did you download and what exactly did you do afterwards to make the program work?
I have a problem with a custom ability, based on Rush_MAG_ZephyrFlash. The rush animation doesn't work properly. The character just starts melee attack a lot of times without rush. And after that everything gets stuck and I can't do anything It's easy to reproduce this problem yourself, even if you just add vanilla Zephyr Flash to your custom class
I want to do unarmed rush attack. I can provide what parameters I specify to create the ability if needed
P.s. I left a comment on the last video on YouTube, but just in case I left it here too. Ty
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This tool is also deprecated now for the Toolkit, which is better at making mods (although not automated). I recognize that not releasing an EXE file for this tool is disappointing. I sadly do not have the time to field concerns by individuals who are learning how Windows Defender flags third-party software, even when NexusMods says the security of that program was comparable to other widely used modding tools back when it was available in March 2024.
idk whats going but it all workes fine untill i try to add any custom spell/ability or pasive.
when i do, all mods i have instaled get disabled (even tho they are not disabled in Vortex) that of cause crashes my game.
ill try to figure it out but pls if anyone knows whats going on tell me.
nvm i forgor to update
1. Uninstall all versions of Python from your system.
2. Uninstall the Polymath folder completely.
3. Reinstall Python through the Windows Store.
4. Install Polymath again, ensuring to unzip or unpack it properly.
5. Press WIN + R, type "cmd" in the field, and hit Enter to open the Command Prompt.
6. Install required packages using pip commands: "pip install pandas", "pip install pyperclip", and "pip install openpyxl".
7. After installation, copy the filepath of your Polymath folder (e.g., \Desktop\ModdingToolBG3\Polymath-6318-2-2-0-1713211346\Polymath_2_2_0_Nexus\).
8. In the Command Prompt, type "cd (filepath)" and hit Enter, then type "Polymath.bat" to execute the program.
9. This step ensures that Polymath runs correctly via the console. After confirming it works, you can double-click on Polymath.bat as usual to launch it without the console.
Follow these steps carefully, and you should be able to resolve the issue with Polymath.bat closing instantly.
POST ANY OTHER PROBLEMS YOU MAY HAVE IN HERE
This was done on Windows 11 on Powershell (the newer Command Prompt).
1. Making sure the packages "pandas", "pyperclip", and "openpyxl" are installed properly by doing...
a. "py -m pip install pandas"
b. "py -m pip install pyperclip"
c. "py -m pip install openpyxl"
2. Extracting the Polymath zip if you have not already.
3. Copying the filepath of the Polymath folder (i.e. C:\Users\Name\Downloads\BG3 Modding\Polymath 2.3.1) and doing "cd "filepath"" in Powershell, making sure to surround the filepath in "quotations" if there are any folders that have spaces in their name.
4. Then typing in "py src/Polymath.py".
The bat still won't work though, so you'll have to do Steps 3 and 4 every time you want to use Polymath.
syntaxerror f-string expecting '}'
I was getting this error:
syntaxerror f-string expecting '}'
Turns out that the culprit was I had python 3.11 installed and that set a path variable pointing to that. When I installed 3.12 the path variable didn't get modified. By uninstalling 3.11 and 3.12 and then re-installing 3.12 and modifying my path variable for f2p.exe I was able to run the application.
Which software version of Python did you download and what exactly did you do afterwards to make the program work?
It's easy to reproduce this problem yourself, even if you just add vanilla Zephyr Flash to your custom class
I want to do unarmed rush attack. I can provide what parameters I specify to create the ability if needed
P.s. I left a comment on the last video on YouTube, but just in case I left it here too. Ty