JediMindTrix Posted January 14, 2016 Share Posted January 14, 2016 On the left is the file that was converted into patching- below is the patch code, and on the left is the result. Is this normal behavior for Near Infinity or Weidu? Where else can I expect this 'reversal'? Link below http://postimg.org/image/k8i2xe2jp/ Link to comment
argent77 Posted January 14, 2016 Share Posted January 14, 2016 For IDS targetting you have to specify the IDS file in Parameter2 and the IDS-specific value in Parameter1. In the WeiDU code below you have defined "parameter1 = 2" and (implicitly) "parameter2 = 0" instead, which is an undefined IDS target. Set "parameter2 = 2" and "parameter1 = 0" for IDS target "EA.IDS/ANYONE".You seem to be using an older version of Near Infinity which still displays the IDS target field in reverse order (param2 / param1) (which might be confusing). This issue has been fixed in more recent versions. Link to comment
JediMindTrix Posted January 14, 2016 Author Share Posted January 14, 2016 Weidu seemed to assume parameter1 = 0 without defining it, but yes I am using an older version. Thanks for the heads up about the update, I'd assumed this was the latest version (2015/7/17) Link to comment
Jarno Mikkola Posted January 14, 2016 Share Posted January 14, 2016 Weidu seemed to assume parameter1 = 0 without defining it... Actually the function you use most definitely has it assigned at one point or another, you should always define a variable yourself if you know it is something essential. Aka the Weidu functions all have their variables set to a predefined default, you just assign it to another via the parameter you set in the tp2 function. I'd assumed this was the latest version (2015/7/17) It's funny how people assume those things, when they could just go and look the community created stuff and get on with it. Of course argent77 would link to his own work, so there's no great loose there... Link to comment
JediMindTrix Posted January 14, 2016 Author Share Posted January 14, 2016 It's funny how people assume those things, when they could just go and look the community created stuff and get on with it. Pardon me for not double-checking whether a new update was released for a program I downloaded only a few months ago that has until now served without error. Link to comment
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