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[LordSP]

Hi everybody, Hi Kwen! thanks to your idea to create such a tool she appeared. So, let's begin:

 

Introduction:

 

interface a program:

 

Middle-Earth Mod Setup Tool Beta One (MEMSTool) 0.1

 

Requirements:

Platform:    Windows XP, Vista, Seven, 8x

OnLaunch: Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0

 

Management:

Mouse + items selected = Multisellect

Delete = Delete sellected or Multisellected items.

 

Interface Language:

En / Ru*

_{*in process.}

 

How to Use:

Drag & Drop yours files(textures or models) in ANY field:

Program sorts the files.

 

Next, press push button's name "Compile", Set target's name you folder and press ok.

 

Well done, output you give assetting you files to sorted folders . You just have to drag your files to the *.BIG archive.

 

General Idea:  Kwen

Programming: LordSP

Copyright © 2014 Kwen, LordSP.

 

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Attached Files

•  MEMSTool_EN.zip   1.87MB   75 downloads

Edited by LordSP, 20 February 2014 - 08:07 AM.

[Irenë Hawnetyne]

Um... yeah, when I drag files to it the cursor turns into a 'can't drag this here' image, and I can't drag the files into either box. Shame.

[Radspakr Wolfbane]

What exactly is the point of this program it doesn't actually set up a mod, you just drag and drop into this program to create a folder with the art assets which you can already do with drag and drop in windows.

Edited by Radspakr, 20 February 2014 - 11:48 AM.

[Kwen]

The point is (and was always the intent), to help people who may not understand very well, to properly organize their content in a functioning layout. Many new people do not name sub folders properly and then have a lot of issues when trying to actually put their mod into the game. Remember that to a lot of people, the organization is not as second nature as it is to people who have been doing it for years.

 

I think this is fantastic! I tested it, and it works. I especially like that is also creates an asset.dat. Lots of people have problems with that.

 

I would like to see perhaps a setup of the data/ini folder also. 

 

Thank you for doing this!