Compatibility with Refinements Options

[Demivrgvs]

Is Improved Anvil compatible with Refinements?

And i don't know if it helps but i noticed that there could be more incompatibilities than those listed in the readme:
-Smarter beholders from Tactics mod modify too the Elder orb
-Anvil's Elemental level and Chromatic Demon from Improved Battles
-Sahuagin City and Anvil's Prince
-G3 fix pack corrected scripts and Anvil's corrected scripts

Anyway...looking forward to V.4!!

[Sikret]

Yesterday, I surveyed the "Refinements" mod's documentation, but didn't take any (written) note. So, I cannot address particular issues in detail now (and I am currently very busy with preparing IA v4 and cannot spare more time to check it again). I will just refer to some general points which I can recall now:

1- It was mentioned in the documentaiton that Refinements should be installed after all other mods (with two exceptions IIRC). Any mod which requires to be installed after all other mods is *surely* incompatible with IA, because IA also demands to be installed last.

2- It was also mentioned that the mod performs a complete overhaul of the game's scripts. Any mod which tampers with in-game scripts in such a large scale will be incompatible with IA.

3- Also, any mod which revises the in-game spell files (HLAs, innate abilities, spells, etc) is *probably* incompatible with IA depending on the nature of changes it applies to those files.

Also I don't know if the mod has a core component which is required for its other components or not. If it is so, then none of the components can be installed with IA.

As for the new kit, kits usually do not have any conflict with IA, but in this case, I'm not sure, because the kit may be accompanied with its own revisions of HLAs and other in-game files.

As I said, I don't have the time to dig into another mod's files and study them in detail. My recommendation is not to install Refinements (none of the components) with IA as the safest solution. If anyone wants to try some of its components with IA, he/she should do it on his/her own risk.