19-06-14, 04:39 | #11 |
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I cannot reproduce the problem you had with the csv file.
I downloaded ggctuk's Centaur and exported an animation to TRW, opened it in TRW Editor and saved as csv and everything was fine. I use Python's builtin code for writing the csv so don't know what may be causing your problem. Have you opened the csv in just a text editor to examine it is OK? I will change TRW Editor so it can import 32 meshes. EDIT: Here is the updated TRW Editor version 0.3. Can now import from CSV, 35 meshes maximum. ggctuk's Centaur has 33 meshes - I don't know what the engine maximum is. I didn't do much testing so please report any new bugs. Last edited by sapper; 23-05-20 at 05:39. Reason: remove links |
21-06-14, 18:35 | #12 |
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I'm sorry for that so-called bug. It has nothing to do with TRW Editor but it is related with Excel's way to import and display data. So if somebody has troubles with CSV then DO NOT open the CSV directly. Instead of this find that thing about Importing External Data (I hope it called so, my Excel is not English), then chose text file types and import. That should work.
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08-11-15, 20:31 | #13 |
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Apparently this tool does not work on Windows 10. It always gives the message "unknown encoding: cp720."
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10-11-15, 05:41 | #14 |
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I don't have Win 10 so cannot test this yet.
It may be that the version of wxWidgets I used is the problem. Krystian was writing a program to do simple edits to TRW files (like mirror) so maybe they will be our saviour. |
10-11-15, 07:27 | #15 |
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Sapper, the mesh limit for baddies and their lookalikes is 32 meshes per capita.
Of course, you may create as many meshes as you want for one of these characters and the game should not crash because of it, but only the first 32 get shown. Maybe the not shown meshes do some nice deeds or do have a collision, but I did not go that far to test that. Also I have not tried how many meshes an animating might have and how many of them show up... Last edited by HeinzFritz; 10-11-15 at 07:28. |
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10-11-15, 19:26 | #17 |
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Regarding my programs, as they have been brought up, I'm reporting that I'm still trying to work towards finishing them. Unfortunately, I'm rather short on time at the moment.
Therefore I'll have to ask for your patience before I'll be able to return to working on them and, eventually (hopefully), make them available to the public. |
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Right now I am using Windows XP on an Oracle Virtual Machine in order to run Sapper's app, because this is the only way I could run it. |
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13-11-15, 17:40 | #19 |
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I'm using Win10 x64 and it works fine too. Since I'm using Visual Studio 2015 and installed Windows SDK or other related library files to build Windows 7 app - there might be something link with this.
[some search later] Although it might be related to a python-bug that was only fixed in Python 2.7 and Python3. The Python setup does not include the arabic codepage (cp720) your terminal uses. https://docs.python.org/dev/library/...dard-encodings Change is noticed here: https://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/0ed405c05cc3/ Last edited by Level NextGen; 13-11-15 at 17:42. |
13-11-15, 18:00 | #20 |
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Oh, I have Visual Studio 2010 on my side, so it might be related to this too.
But, generally programs are quite explicit when they're missing a DLL, right? Or is it the case only for some languages? |
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