Hi Macready.
I have a question for you. One of the things I have noticed about Tutu is that the Sunrise/Sunset movies you get while in the city of Baldur's Gate play the BG2 versions (i.e. Trademeet). Being the detail oriented guy that I am, it's always bugged me a little. So after doing some research and experimentation on the issue, I found and extracted the original BG 1 movies and renamed them to the BG2 counterparts (from BGSunrise and BGSunset to DAYNITE and NITEDAY). Now, just slapping these in the override folder didn't do too much, so I found the bif file where these movies were located (MovHD0.bif) and put the original movies in there. I had to create a completely new file to put the movies in, as apparently the order the mve files are placed in the bif makes a difference (I was getting the camping movie at sunrise). But I managed to create a completely new bif file that plays the appropriate BG 1 based sunrise/sunset movies. Now, this makes everything fine and dandy for me, but I was wondering about the mod potential of this. I'm not all that talented at weidu scripting, so I myself can't think of a way to accomplish of that copying and rebuilding through weidu as part of a tutu install, but I certainly wouldn't mind sharing the file I have created if someone like yourself could put it to use. The only issue that I can think of off hand is that unlike an easytutu install that copies existing resources from a user's already installed (and hopefully legally purchased) copy of BG1, using the file I created would, in fact, be moving around actual assets of the game independent of anything else. While these assets are probably not terribly valuable in and of themselves without the larger game, I still try to be as honest and above-board as I can. So, I was basically wondering what your take on something like that is, and also wondering if you were in any way interested in taking a look at what I have created.
-Skrupper