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Navy Seal
![]() Join Date: Apr 2005
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I've finally gotten around to updating JSGME. I started a while ago, but then got sidetracked with GWX and RL. But I've re-focussed now.
So far I've added the ability to remove files from the game. This means that instead of fudging file removal with zero-byte text files (eg to replace the intro movies), modders can add "placeholder" files with the suffix "-remove" and the game files will be backed up (as usual) and then removed from the game altogether. Apart from the intro movies (where text files called "Intro.wmv-remove" and "Logo.wmv-remove" would work), other examples of usage include the removal of tex\tga files when a mod is released that has the files repacked into the dats; the removal of the non-swastika tex\tga files when released as part of a larger "Swastika" mod; the removal of skins where they are no longer needed; the removal of superfluous or erroneous Roster entries (eg when releasing replacement units); the removal of files that may conflict with your mod, and so on. Disabling the mod returns the original files. I've also toyed with extending this feature to include removing whole folders, but at this point the recursiveness aspect may make it a tad bit too complicated for users - I'd like to keep JSGME as easy to use as possible. Determining whether to remove whole folders and all, some, or no sub-folders I think adds too much complexity (despite being relatively easy to code) and may even undermine the "Generic" part of the name. I have a few people playing with a beta now, but before I release it I thought I'd ask again if anyone had any other ideas that may improve JSGME. If so, pls post here. If you're a member of other forums that use JSGME, pls extend this offer to them too. |
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