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I think having your item separate chest makes sense since some people will shy away from using my Complete Makeover. More choices is good. I just don't want someone using my mods to complain that they are broken when the reason is a conflicting mod. I found that the time to troubleshoot such things can be extensive and I did all of that 12 years ago.
Your scripts are fine but your installation instructions could be improved. Nothing you have needs to be in any folder except override and there is no need for subscribers to move anything because NWN2 EE will look in the folders that workshop creates for content.
Check the discussion in the workshop where I did send a link to Nexus.
Someone helped me there.
[quote]My Complete Makeover...[/quote]
Nice... I wouldn't mind if my version would become obsolete because... I'm not good at scripts.
There is a chest for provisioning in the initial room at the start of Act I. The chest has been enhanced to include the recipe books, a Campaigners Guide that explains features of the Makeover, a few coins of life, and recognizes the player classes introduced in MoTB and SoZ. The chest will provide equipment when opened by the main PC and any created party members.
If you have the Makeover installed and also subscribe to this mod then this mod will override the Makeover.