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F1C : file editor ?

5 posts by 4 people · 23 Jul 2003 09:00 UTC - 24 Jul 2003 00:53 UTC

Txl 23 Jul 2003 09:00 UTC#60718
Hello Apparently F1C is a pain to "tweak" and you have to change zillion of settings in the ini files, so my question is can't someone with good coding abilities (I'm excluded) do a sort of TweakUI for F1C where we would have a small graphical UI to modifiy the values and the "ini experts" could fill in the line descriptions to know what line does what ? Thanks for the help
"Txl" <txl@@free.fr> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Hello > > Apparently F1C is a pain to "tweak" and you have to change zillion of > settings in the ini files, so my question is can't someone with goodcoding > abilities (I'm excluded) do a sort of TweakUI for F1C where we would havea > small graphical UI to modifiy the values and the "ini experts" could fill > in the line descriptions to know what line does what ? > > Thanks for the help I was thinking about writing a gui for it, but I don't really see the point. You'd just end up with loads of boxes containing the variable name, and it's value followed by a box for the new value. It'd be just as easy to use notepad. If you know what sort of variable you're looking for, you can easily search for it. R.
"Richard S Beckett" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:bflld8$48d$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (26 lines)> "Txl" <txl@@free.fr> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> Hello >> >> Apparently F1C is a pain to "tweak" and you have to change zillion of >> settings in the ini files, so my question is can't someone with good > coding >> abilities (I'm excluded) do a sort of TweakUI for F1C where we would >> have > a >> small graphical UI to modifiy the values and the "ini experts" could >> fill in the line descriptions to know what line does what ? >> >> Thanks for the help > > I was thinking about writing a gui for it, but I don't really see the > point. You'd just end up with loads of boxes containing the variable > name, and it's value followed by a box for the new value. > > It'd be just as easy to use notepad. If you know what sort of variable > you're looking for, you can easily search for it. > > R. > > >
well, that's the point, a GUI would allow to separate the "boxes" in pages like controller, AI, multiplayer and so on, then it would be possible using this GUI to make predefined "sets" like for example "act labs wheel" or "logitech" or "dsl connection" or something like that whoch would make it veay easy for the stupid users (that's me) to start using the game correctly If you want to do this I'll be VERY happy to do all the beta testing you want.
Haqsau 23 Jul 2003 22:19 UTC↳ reply to Txl#60519
Keep watching the various F1C web sites. For past versions of this game it didn't take long for somebody to come up with custom menus that allowed you to tweak stuff that the standard menus didn't expose. I'm sure the same will be available for F1C soon. "Txl" <txl@@free.fr> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Hello > > Apparently F1C is a pain to "tweak" and you have to change zillion of > settings in the ini files, so my question is can't someone with goodcoding > abilities (I'm excluded) do a sort of TweakUI for F1C where we would havea > small graphical UI to modifiy the values and the "ini experts" could fill > in the line descriptions to know what line does what ? > > Thanks for the help
EldredP 24 Jul 2003 00:53 UTC↳ reply to Txl#60398
In article <[email hidden]>, Txl <txl@@free.fr> writes: >Apparently F1C is a pain to "tweak" and you have to change zillion of >settings in the ini files, so my question is can't someone with good coding >abilities (I'm excluded) do a sort of TweakUI for F1C where we would have a >small graphical UI to modifiy the values and the "ini experts" could fill >in the line descriptions to know what line does what ? > Somebody just tell me how to get rid of the flippin' server car...AUGH! :-( Eldred -- Help find missing child: Tatianna Ashley Chillcutt from Michigan(info on my homepage) Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

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