windinkedit problem can't script or read scripts
i use windinkedit+
i use cedit
(1)so the problem is that if i try to make a script in WDE+ it opens note pad not cedit
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(2)also when i try to open scripts in other mods the look like this:
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(they have a the cedit icon instead of the read me icon)
(the ones with the read me icon open with cedit and are readable)
i use cedit
(1)so the problem is that if i try to make a script in WDE+ it opens note pad not cedit
.
.
(2)also when i try to open scripts in other mods the look like this:
¿
sp);it‚€re, _ntrƒ‡‰(&Šer…ˆŽŒuc‘†‹’_d oi–•v—se)€0„1„= lo{€}€p…_™¡žd¢a¤£¥q(¦§¨1edho€€hƒ3„0†›””˜š²Ÿ ( //µ³maragend«linou¶pillbug b¹½¬˜¸½·”b¹½“9„‡eª“®”exp“4°ba™_walk“13°ba™_death“14°t¾ch_da¸º“8„”p–ˆs“3›©3œ©3®©4œ©4®€if (¹»om(2,1) =1š Ÿ ”tarºt“œ ¬˜·”tarºt“&enemyŒ„plays¾»(3¯1505¯400¯&’›¶žck on to the guy w« just us€¶plays¾»€ ˜die·´iˆ &¼•±ªƒor_num‹‘„´if ‹¼•!0š´ªƒor_type‹¼d†6‚ ¬&save_x ±x“-œ&save_y ±y“-œ€ external("e¸ke","mªium"„€
(they have a the cedit icon instead of the read me icon)
(the ones with the read me icon open with cedit and are readable)
You're trying to open a script in the .d format. You can't read that without converting it back to the .c format.
Try reading the scripts of a DMOD that hasn't compiled its scripts to .d
Try reading the scripts of a DMOD that hasn't compiled its scripts to .d
how can i transform them back to .c
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hello
what about problem (1)
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hello
what about problem (1)
I don't use WDE+, but for WinDinkEdit it usually opens them in notepad when creating them, but opens them in the program you use by default when opening them again. Make sure you have CEdit as the default program for .c files in windows.
Also, the reason that these files are in .d is that the authors don't like you messing around in their scripts. Try a DMOD with .c file scripts.
Also, the reason that these files are in .d is that the authors don't like you messing around in their scripts. Try a DMOD with .c file scripts.
It means that they have compressed their files to reduce file sizes. Everyone here has the BPE expander I suspect. It's interesting to decompress .d files and read the comments often.
