awesome thanks the 3 uints are enough to go on for the conversion even if the actual content of the values arent known

Not a bad idea I’ll definitely have to include that when I finish off the utf module (reading is currently supported but not fully tested).
Once thats finished off should be easy enough to write a function to cover that.
TBH though the whole error checking features are more of a side effect, the ini manipulation is the true goal, as we plan to have it embedded and responding to events on the server, changing base affiliations, system encounters and similar stuff, then automatically pushing out updates

nvm, managed to find a copy of VC6 and recompile, the dll in the svn’s bin directory could probably use a update at some point though

@Fenris_Wolf no source. This thing works strange with indirect connection to the internet. So try to ask Kosacid by email

May you do something with HD resolution?
Jflp.dll for example with Hudshift.

anyone who downloaded this already might want to re-download.
Some machines were having trouble extracting a embedded dll from the exe, and would crash the program on load. Fixed now

basically, yes. basically you can work with the utf editor just fine. because what the xml project does is translating the structure to one that might be more practical for people who are used to e.g. markup languages. the image extractor does read the image headings within the utf and copy the blocks to standalone files with a tga/dds extension. it is only useful if you need to edit them in a large amount within one utf and don’t want to bother to export them with the utf editor or copy them from a xml made of the utf.
a matter of efficient time usage, actually, nothing else 😉
probably something like this one will be coded once we start working on or replacing voices more frequently.

How about to import/export parts (*.3db) by utf editor?

re-uploaded with source code…re-compiling to exe might be a problem for most people though, as perl isnt exactly ment to be compiled. Theres a few extra perl modules in the src.zip too that arent actually used by FLPHook, but are part of the FLP Toolkit so figured it was best to leave them.
bank plugin changes been added (included your name in the author section too for the plugin)
proper documentation will have wait unfortunately til i get the time to write it up…have to do it from scratch i didnt even really include many comments in the source >.<

So, any idea about how to get a command typed by a user yet?

lol i take it thats a ‘no’ then >.<

I mean that :

If your tools can be make GUI version, that will be great. 😉