The CRE V2.2 Format

[Wylfdene]

After a closer examination of how NearInfinity structures the CRE V2.2 format (for Icewind Dale II), here it comes:

Creature V2.2 format

 

I got bored/tired of filling out offsets, so that's left to you igi!

 

Note: I noticed that the second field gets screwed with the bottom of the first if you view the site using Mozilla Firefox.

[the bigg]

Note: I noticed that the second field gets screwed with the bottom of the first if you view the site using Mozilla Firefox.

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Stop using Microsoft's programs to create HTML pages, write them down manually in ConTEXT (or Notepad).

Generating using Microsoft 's programs (like your Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 7.1 *) means that it is generated so that only those who use "http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" can read them properly, if you use 3rd party programs nothing will work.

The cleaned up file is 1/2 of the original file size and reads better on non-IE programs. So much for Microsoft's honesty.

 

EDIT: removed code as it is already uploaded.

[Wylfdene]

It seems that the code you pasted is only for the first table.

 

Stop using Microsoft's programs to create HTML pages, write them down manually in ConTEXT (or Notepad).

Generating using Microsoft 's programs (like your Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 7.1 *) means that it is generated so that only those who use "http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" can read them properly, if you use 3rd party programs nothing will work.

The cleaned up file is 1/2 of the original file size and reads better on non-IE programs. So much for Microsoft's honesty.

 

Considering Visual Studio .NET is much more than an html editor, it's a very useful programming studio. Anyways, which program should I use? (It should be easy to learn/use and small size in terms of megabytes, as I'm in dialup at the moment.)

 

Anyways, I think igi can sort the pages out. He still has work to do, like calculating the hex offsets which I bored to calculate (sorry, got exams this time of year). The main structure is there.

[the bigg]

Considering Visual Studio .NET is much more than an html editor, it's a very useful programming studio. Anyways, which program should I use? (It should be easy to learn/use and small size in terms of megabytes, as I'm in dialup at the moment.)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

http://www.context.cx/. 'nuff said. this one is a very useful programming studio

 

I edited the .htm by replacing all the code with the code you pasted here, yet it still has the same problem!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

well, it works for me

And it seems I should have remembered to split it up to override max post size .

 

EDIT: removed code as it is already uploaded.

[Wylfdene]

I really don't need an alternative to Visual Studio .NET as a programming Studio, just an HTML editor outside the Visual Studio .NET.

 

Uploaded the fixed version.

[the bigg]

Just edited out the HTML code to keep the page short