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badwolf · 07-12-17, 07:03 AM

Ever tried highlighting the whole menu_1024_768.ini file content and copying it to the first cell in Excel. Try it, you'll be amazed how it organises it. I've used that a lot in the past to edit it. It allows many feature's to highlight, reorganise and color anything to stand out in it, is just a few options of many. It makes understanding where all the jumble up text is and how it all works together a lot easier. When working on a section of it, I copy the segments to another page of excel and arrange them as a spreadsheet, this shows how each section flows from one command to the next and a picture of the layout of how it works together. I first used it to fully understand how OLC's gui worked, piece of cake using this method.

07-12-17, 07:03 AM	#6
badwolf XO Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 427 Downloads: 59 Uploads: 0	Excel Ever tried highlighting the whole menu_1024_768.ini file content and copying it to the first cell in Excel. Try it, you'll be amazed how it organises it. I've used that a lot in the past to edit it. It allows many feature's to highlight, reorganise and color anything to stand out in it, is just a few options of many. It makes understanding where all the jumble up text is and how it all works together a lot easier. When working on a section of it, I copy the segments to another page of excel and arrange them as a spreadsheet, this shows how each section flows from one command to the next and a picture of the layout of how it works together. I first used it to fully understand how OLC's gui worked, piece of cake using this method. Last edited by badwolf; 07-12-17 at 07:41 AM.