When you’re tweaking certain skills, like Rush skills, sometimes the attribute Damage enumeration type might not match up with the specified damage value. This can cause some weird skill behavior that you weren’t expecting. But don’t worry! If you make changes directly to the ‘.txt’ file, everything should function normally. This tells us that the problem lies with the editor itself. Here’s how you can correct it:

First open the definition of editor，File - OpenDefinition

A lot of skills seem to have problems with the ‘Damage’ option. If you take a look at one, like the Rush skill for example, you’ll notice that the enumeration type for ‘Damage’ is set as ‘Qualifier’, which is obviously wrong.

To fix this issue, simply double-click on the value you want to change and delete it. Then, type in ‘DamageSourceType’ and click anywhere else to finish entering it. Repeat this process for all the skills you want to modify.

Once you’re done making all the necessary modifications, click on the fork icon located to the right of the file name. A pop-up dialog box will appear, asking if you want to save the changes. Select ‘Yes’ to confirm (as other methods, such as CTRL+S, may not save correctly). That’s it! Your changes should now be saved.

To ensure that your changes have been successfully applied, close The Divinity Engine 2 completely (not just the data editor, but the engine itself) and reopen it. After reopening the engine, check to see if your modifications are still in effect. If everything looks good, then your changes have been successfully saved and are valid.