Thanks, I just wanted something different for what I hope is the last release. And because my graphics abilities are very limited, I went with something I could do easily - the KptLt sleeve rank!

Ohh silly me somehow I missed the link. Thanks.

to JScones
 

:D Fantastic this new SH3Cmdr3.2 .:yep:
:yeah: Absolute fantastic :salute: :salute: :salute:

Can never thank you enough for this JScones:salute::yeah:http://smilies.vidahost.com/otn/funny/outtahere.gif http://smilies.vidahost.com/otn/funny/smile18.gif http://smilies.vidahost.com/otn/other/spiral.gif

:) It really is fantastic, thank you very much JScones ! :)

:salute:Double-ditto :up:

cheers

Man, I get a few days into a patrol and suddenly I notice this. Well, I guess my next patrol will be extra special! Thanks for the hard work over years on this great add-on to SH3. :salute:

It can be used with careers in progress, yes? Figured, does it retroactively add in those extra details? I'll have to find out! :up:

I have a quick question about the random events.

I'm attempting to bypass SH3Weather and just use Sub Commander to randomize the weather at the start of the patrol. (I have a feeling SH3Weather is negating the Weather Fix incorporated in NYGM)

Anywho, it appears the first line of code I use changes the values in all three Campaign files works (example below). All other attempts to change the values after that do not work. I've tried everything I can think of. Any ideas from JScones or anyone else out there?

Basically here I want to force the value of zero for CloudsRand. I manually changed the value to 1 in all the files in SHIII then run Sub Commander. I alt tab out while it's running and check and it does change from 1 to 0. However all the other ones I try to change after these lines of code don't (FogRand, PrecipRand, WindRand). It's like the lines of code are being ignored.

[0:data\Campaigns\Campaign\Campaign_LND.MIS]
Mission|CloudsRand=I|0|0|N

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0:data\Campaigns\Campaign\Campaign_RND.MIS]
Mission|CloudsRand=I|0|0|N

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[0:data\Campaigns\Campaign\Campaign_SCR.MIS]
Mission|CloudsRand=I|0|0|N

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------

EDIT: I'm still interested in how to get sub commander to recognize more than the first line but I think initially changing the weather in itself (no matter how you do it) might screw up the weather fix if I'm understanding how the weather fix more or less works.

what do you mean, navigate via windows explorer
 

i have downloaded the files from filefront, placed them in a file, how do i navigate to it via windows explorer?

What file did you save it to?

Can someone help me with the patrol log entry? Im having trouble understanding how to make entries and open it.

What is wrong with it? Errors, or can you not open it?

I can open it but how do i update it or does it do it on its own. I am using SH3Gen and those entries are there

Click a patrol. Then, in the bottom clickable area, click and then type in whatever you want. The " | " key will be the equivalent of pressing " Enter "

I know nothing about the weather fix, so can't help you there.

And you don't show the code to change the other lines, so I don't know what you might be doing wrong.

So why am I replying? :hmmm:

I once ran into a simlar problem using SH3 Commander. I wanted to change multiple lines in a .cfg file, but only the first change was being made. Essentially, what I had was code that said:

Change lines in file 'A'
Change lines in file 'B'
Change more lines in file 'A'

This didn't work. But when I changed the code to

Change lines in file 'A'
Change more lines in file 'A'
Change lines in file 'B'


it worked. So, if you are are currently changing all the CloudsRand lines before you change any of the other lines, try changing the order of instructions to change all the lines in Campaign_LND.MIS then all the lines in Campaign_RND.MIS, and finally all the lines in Campaign_SCR.MIS. Use only one instance of

[0:data\Campaigns\Campaign\Campaign_LND.MIS]

and one for each of the other two files.

If I'm wrong about this, or if this is a documented behaviour of SH3 Commander, Jaeson might get upset with me. If I am correct, perhaps he'll want to think about how he manages file I/O, specifically, about when to close files that have been opened for writing.