Because of the change in hair length I have replaced her in-game avatar with that of a female, elven mage (who has long hair). This WeiDU mod will replace Imoen's portrait with my new version that has long blonde hair. A preview of the portraits is available on the mod's Portraits page or learn more about it on the project page. It supports the two conversion projects, Tutu and Baldur's Gate Trilogy, as well as BGEE. This mod provides alternate portraits for the Baldur's Gate NPCs. A preview of the portraits is available on the mod's Portraits page. These portraits can also be used by the PC. This mod offers alternative portraits for each of the Baldur's Gate II NPCs. You can view previews of the portraits in the gallery, or view the readme ( English, German) or head straight to the download page. For the BGII part of the game, the portrait is meant for the Sir Ajantis NPC for BGII mod, but can be installed independently. It detects the game install automatically. The Ajantis Portrait Pack is compatible with BG1, TotSC, BGT, Tutu, BG: EE, BGII:EE, and EET. A preview of the portraits is available on the mod's Portraits page.Ī complement to the Ajantis BG1 Expansion or Sir Ajantis NPC For BGII mod, this standalone portrait pack gives a choice of custom portraits for Ajantis. All artwork is used with permission of the artist and author. They have been resized and packaged to work with most Infinity Engine games. This mod is a collection of 8 portraits from the character art of the Enchanters book series. Maybe PS:T should have just stuck with the original BG layout, but I was pleased its experiment caused Icewind Dale 2 to reuse the circular interface - and not the gimmicky pop-up: instead, they simply increased the height of the bottom panel to cram it all in (made more comfortable by virtue of standardizing 800圆00 resolution, it must be admitted).Downloads for all of these mods can be found in the Portrait Pack section of the downloads. Apart from that, I have two other issues with the pop-up: one, it takes two extra clicks to perform an action two, it hogs 'right-click on the field of play' - and that means no party formation rotation! I think it would have been better to simply add another row of buttons above the portraits, perhaps of half-height.

Black Isle called it 'nifty' but I would sooner call it 'annoyingly fiddly' due to its need for right-clicking and its tiny rotation arrow buttons. Since the portraits fill the bottom panel, from where are modal actions, spells and special abilities accessed? Well, right-clicking anywhere on the main interface pauses the game and calls up the portable pop-up, a circular menu system that can be repositioned (i.e, dragged) around the field of play that contains multiple switches for modes, modal actions, quick-slots and character selection (the last by means of the central portrait).

Icewind dale 2 custom portraits pack