[TEC] Let's grab the ID's

Jeff-Groves · 12-17-21, 10:41 AM

Look!!!

Now there are a bunch of NON-ID assigned entries in that whole section.
Gonna have to figure out a way to filter those out. BUT that would create a more comprehensive Date Base.
Remember that SOME ID's are repetitive legitimately!
EnvColors dat files for example, have the same ID's but only one dat is loaded at a time!
Some ID's are calls to other files! But show as duplicates.
Take a look at any Location dat file and you'll see the Placement controller! Notorious for popping Duplicates!
But those are ALL legit usages!

Once good data bases are created? Simple to Script 010 to allow us to enter an ID and have it scan that.
We tell it to create a random ID and if it finds one exists? Re do.
All this would be done in Memory using Arrays and simply checking through the Arrays.
You could do it with Vectors but they use more memory.

Thinking about this? I probably HAVE 90% of the Code written in C++ that could be changed into a Stand Alone program so one would not need 010.

12-17-21, 10:41 AM	#7
Jeff-Groves GLOBAL MODDING TERRORIST Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 5,654 Downloads: 137 Uploads: 0	Look!!! Now there are a bunch of NON-ID assigned entries in that whole section. Gonna have to figure out a way to filter those out. BUT that would create a more comprehensive Date Base. Remember that SOME ID's are repetitive legitimately! EnvColors dat files for example, have the same ID's but only one dat is loaded at a time! Some ID's are calls to other files! But show as duplicates. Take a look at any Location dat file and you'll see the Placement controller! Notorious for popping Duplicates! But those are ALL legit usages! Once good data bases are created? Simple to Script 010 to allow us to enter an ID and have it scan that. We tell it to create a random ID and if it finds one exists? Re do. All this would be done in Memory using Arrays and simply checking through the Arrays. You could do it with Vectors but they use more memory. Thinking about this? I probably HAVE 90% of the Code written in C++ that could be changed into a Stand Alone program so one would not need 010. Last edited by Jeff-Groves; 12-17-21 at 12:25 PM.