Shenku
RiO Incarnate
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 Thursday, September 13, 2012
Linkxp500 wrote : almightyk wrote : 2) would it break the file if I removed the function in the character?
Don't take my answer as definite, so backup the file before you do what I'm suggesting...
I'm pretty sure that if you removed that, either you'd have to edit some other file or files to prevent breaking it, or the camera will revert to a default camera, much like there are default tiers for characters without custom tiers.
I'd suggest poking around the character folder in question if the camera doesn't have a default setting. Most unrecognizable file extensions can be edited with a text editor, such as Notepad.
If my memory serves me, the default settings for all characters are Goku.
And the specific file he needs to look at to edit is the Camera.md3 file, which is the one in Goku's tier 1 folder by default if none exists for a character, which needs to be edited in Misfit Model 3D, Milkshape 3D, or an equivalent 3D software, as Mima already stated. You can't edit the camera file with Notepad, and I would highly recommend against using Notepad to make changes to the code itself(something like Notepad++ would be a better choice due to its programming friendly setup, which normal Notepad doesn't have).
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Zeth
The Admin
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
I would highly recommend against using Notepad to make changes to the code itself(something like Notepad++ would be a better choice due to its programming friendly setup, which normal Notepad doesn't have).
In terms of larger scope programming, yes, I would be inclined to agree that whitespace control, syntax highlighting, and other features are more essential to a streamlined experience (my personal favorite is my own condensed Scite); however, in the case of any of ZEQ2-lite's configs, plain ol' notepad would be more than enough to get the job done. I actually used notepad myself for years when writing a lot of ZEQ2's earlier config/code work.
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