excel doc for pbp?

fredbeene · 12-31-2018, 10:49 PM

Where is the excel document referecing all the categories and info for creating your own pbp from the manual

http://manuals.ootpdevelopments.com/..._text_database

NoOne · 01-19-2019, 08:28 AM

it's in the "data" folder. i don't know which folder, but through process of elimination you'll only have to look in a few.

possible at near where app.cfg is stored? users\<username>\appdata\.... or in documents? i don't know anymore... i just don't get why windows apps have to have all their sh%t strewn around all over the place. it's like a schizo designed it.

"let's split up settings in multiple locations so we can really confuse them!" - microsoft. ootp is just conforming to windows S.O.P.

e.g. defintely not under stadiums, logos, caps etc... file type would be the other clue once you traverse into the various directories.

Bigrod · 01-19-2019, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by fredbeene

Where is the excel document referecing all the categories and info for creating your own pbp from the manual

http://manuals.ootpdevelopments.com/..._text_database

It's in ootp's data\text folder.
The file name is english.xml

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NoOne Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 7,227	it's in the "data" folder. i don't know which folder, but through process of elimination you'll only have to look in a few. possible at near where app.cfg is stored? users\<username>\appdata\.... or in documents? i don't know anymore... i just don't get why windows apps have to have all their sh%t strewn around all over the place. it's like a schizo designed it. "let's split up settings in multiple locations so we can really confuse them!" - microsoft. ootp is just conforming to windows S.O.P. e.g. defintely not under stadiums, logos, caps etc... file type would be the other clue once you traverse into the various directories.