IntLoc Editor

[Confucious]

IntLoc Editor

Has anyone tried creating a intlocxx.langcode editor for these files yet using the SDK? (the intloc files in the client that are similar to the clilocs, but used for the context popup menus). Just curious, and if so, is it available for download?

 

[Phantom]

Actually your wrong about statement about the contex menu, its all in the same file now ( 4.0.1b ) since ( 3.0.8z ) actually.

Lots of people have few have posted an editor/patcher just gota do a search for them.

 

[Phenos]

http://uodreams.gamesnet.it/ClilocEditor/ClilocEditor2.zip

 

[Confucious]

Ah, thanks for the update Phantom, and thanks for the linkPhenos, will come in very handy. That version of a Cliloc editor is very nice mate

 

[Confucious]

Actually, after doing the packet logging again on this packet. It still is using the intlocxx.langcode files. Open Paperdoll being 6123 code, etc from their format instead of the cliloc.langcode files (unless NONE of the editors pick up the codes under like 500000 # in cliloc files).

Phenos, would it be possible to request in the Save As portion 2 options of file formats. One for "Cliloc" and other for "Plain Text" that saves a header of the filename etc, then for the list of entries gives # <tab> <entry> ? Just a suggestion. Is a lot easier after reading/editing to dump it to a text file for veiwing etc.

 

[Phenos]

Actually, after doing the packet logging again on this packet. It still is using the intlocxx.langcode files. Open Paperdoll being 6123 code, etc from their format instead of the cliloc.langcode files (unless NONE of the editors pick up the codes under like 500000 # in cliloc files).

If I'm not wrong, the packet is still in the old format but strings are actually taken from cliloc.enu, index 3000000 + packet code (e.g.: 3006123 for Open Paperdoll).

Anyway old cliloc files are still used in some situations (options menu, intro subtitles, etc).

Phenos, would it be possible to request in the Save As portion 2 options of file formats. One for "Cliloc" and other for "Plain Text" that saves a header of the filename etc, then for the list of entries gives # <tab> <entry> ? Just a suggestion. Is a lot easier after reading/editing to dump it to a text file for veiwing etc.

You can open the cliloc file and use Compare option without make any changes.
In the "unchanged strings" section you'll find a list of all strings.