Vanguard
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Is there a program that converts trigger files to text files?
Triggers to text?
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crazy-man
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I don't think so but if there were how are you going to read it?
Bolt Head
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GUedit does it Vanguard. Use the Save Triggers and save it as a txt file. You should read my "Easy Way to Count Triggers" tutorial.
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I think he did, buts its kinda confusing and long.
BTW bolt, I guess you got carried away with it, because instead of posting you bound in one of the posts, you posted the triggers for it.
Romanian
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Yes there is actually, Fleet- had it on his site, it's powered by perl and is what allows you to make player 12 triggers. If you need it i will send it to you. It has a very detailed Read me file and it's quite easy to use.
It takes less than a minute to do it with this program.
It takes less than a minute to do it with this program.
Vanguard
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Thanks Bolt! I never knew GUEdit saved it as a readable text file.
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Well then how does it save it?
eX-reaver
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Just convert the file by saving the triggers and conveting it to a txt. file easy as said.
I mean...
The advantage of saving triggers as text files is that it's easier to edit. StarForge's trigger editor lets you edit the triggers in a text-based style, but with the advantage over a .txt file in that it checks your syntax and lists triggers by the players that execute them.
The advantage of saving triggers as text files is that it's easier to edit. StarForge's trigger editor lets you edit the triggers in a text-based style, but with the advantage over a .txt file in that it checks your syntax and lists triggers by the players that execute them.
Bolt Head
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Heimdal when you get the trigger thing working more you should incorperate "Replace" like notepad and word has. That would own for alot of things. Although I could see it changeing too much lol
Romanian
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I agree with Bolt, replace would save a whole lotta time.