SLumpEd (v0.5 release page 12)

[Bio Hazard]

WTF rebuild your kernel for clock skew? Just reset the date.

[Graf Zahl]

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#ifndef max
#define max(a,b) (((a)>(b))?(a):(b))
#endif
#ifndef min
#define min(a,b) (((a)<(b))?(a):(b))
#endif

WTF so many parenthesis!

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#define max(a,b) (a>b?a:b)
#define min(a,b) (a<b?a:b)

Should work fine.

No, it should not! When using #define the worst thing you could do it not use as many parentheses as possible.

Try passing min(c<d, e<f) to your code and watch the mess unfold. The parentheses are there for a good reason.

[chaoscentral]

my system specs are

P4 Presscott 2.8GHz(OC'd to 3.4GHz)
1GB Ram

and doom2.wad refuses to load, tnt.wad loads fine in about 2 seconds, so I'm wondering whats up with doom2.wad

does it not load due to it being an iwad or something? o well, I'll give that set IWAD thing a try.

EDIT: O ya, one little suggestion, when you fully implement zips, can you have like a directory structure as oppesed to the list that is used? It would make things a bit more readable, because when the table is left at the default width, the filenames are cut off because the directory is shown first

P.S... Tabbed WAD Editor FTW! i<3 SlumpEd

[Cutmanmike]

Ahh I can't wait to try this!

[sirjuddington]

my system specs are

P4 Presscott 2.8GHz(OC'd to 3.4GHz)
1GB Ram

and doom2.wad refuses to load, tnt.wad loads fine in about 2 seconds, so I'm wondering whats up with doom2.wad

does it not load due to it being an iwad or something? o well, I'll give that set IWAD thing a try.

EDIT: O ya, one little suggestion, when you fully implement zips, can you have like a directory structure as oppesed to the list that is used? It would make things a bit more readable, because when the table is left at the default width, the filenames are cut off because the directory is shown first

P.S... Tabbed WAD Editor FTW! i<3 SlumpEd

Hmm, well that's strange. Sounds like the wad is corrupted somehow.

As for the tree view suggestion, I tried using a tree view, but it was slow as crap, so I'm just using the list with directories shown like this.

[Krillancello]

WTF rebuild your kernel for clock skew? Just reset the date.

Resetting the date did fix the clock skew complaint. (Damn random complaints about stuff that DOES work.)

As for Graf's comment on using all the parentheses; I would think it would be akin to using the following sort of code in a shell script:

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if [ "${VAR1}" == "${VAR2}" ]; then

Since the variables ($VAR1 and ${VAR1} are the two ways to reference a variable named VAR1 in shell scripts) are double-quoted, they can contain pretty much any character; without the double-quotes, if VAR1 were set to "This is VAR1," the if statement would see three separate entities before the == and probably get confused. I'm not entirely sure about whether there's a correlation or not, though.

And by the way, now that I've actually read the uber-parenthetical statements through without being tired, I've realized I already knew what they do; I remember learning about that construct in another language (either PHP or VB I think, maybe even SQL ) some time ago.


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As for the tree view suggestion, I tried using a tree view, but it was slow as crap, so I'm just using the list with directories shown like this.

Have you tried making it so the directories don't all appear together at the top, similar to this:

• file.pk3/fileA
• file.pk3/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA
• file.pk3/dirA/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirC/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirC/fileB
• file.pk3/dirB/subdirA/subdirF/fileA
• file.pk3/dirB/subdirA/subdirF/fileB

Or are they all together because that's the way you wanted to do it?

Another thing I should note (in general); doom2.wad seemed to take just a few seconds to load for me (at least after I set it as the IWAD for SLumpEd, may have taken longer if I hadn't have done that).

[Cutmanmike]

Well this is certianly making XWE useless. Good job. Btw you might want to have one of those boot up messages asking for an IWAD because I was wondering why all my stuff was black and white when I opened a wad

[chaoscentral]

O ya, I was also wondering, would it be possible to implement batch image offset alignments. So you could easily assign an offset to a range of images, this could be useful for weapon sprites that use the same offset(I ask, because alot of my weapon images have about the same offset for a single weapon)

I also agree with cutman, that a dialog should pop up if the IWAD isnt set. That would have probably stopped my initial post. At least half of it

[Cutmanmike]

Crap. Looks like I still have to use XWE...

Any chance of a acs compiler?

[Tormentor667]

@Slayer - I have a few feature requests conc. the developement of the "Monster Resource Wad Next Generation" edition: Would it be possible to add PK3 support and also something like an "Auto Alignment" for sprites? (so everything is set up just as all the sprites are monster sprites and I only have to adjust the projectiles and special things extra) That would be awesome!

[sirjuddington]

Have you tried making it so the directories don't all appear together at the top, similar to this:

• file.pk3/fileA
• file.pk3/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA
• file.pk3/dirA/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirA/fileB
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirC/fileA
• file.pk3/dirA/subdirC/fileB
• file.pk3/dirB/subdirA/subdirF/fileA
• file.pk3/dirB/subdirA/subdirF/fileB

Or are they all together because that's the way you wanted to do it?

They are all together because it makes things easier in general (ie for me and for the user). Most zip managers also do it this way too.

Any chance of a acs compiler?

I need it for my project too, so expect it in the next version

O ya, I was also wondering, would it be possible to implement batch image offset alignments. So you could easily assign an offset to a range of images, this could be useful for weapon sprites that use the same offset(I ask, because alot of my weapon images have about the same offset for a single weapon)

Ok shouldn't be too hard to do.

I also agree with cutman, that a dialog should pop up if the IWAD isnt set. That would have probably stopped my initial post. At least half of it

Yeah, probably a good idea

Would it be possible to add PK3 support

It can already open them, saving and all the rest is coming in the next version.

and also something like an "Auto Alignment" for sprites? (so everything is set up just as all the sprites are monster sprites and I only have to adjust the projectiles and special things extra)

I'm not quite sure what you mean here..

[Ryan Cordell]

For the last one, I'm sure he meant any (selected) sprites to be aligned as if they were monsters.

[sirjuddington]

And another version

New stuff:
- Full zip/pk3 support: directory manipulation, saving, the lot
- Ability to open/edit wadfiles within zip/pk3 files
- Icons for different lump types
- Lump list columns now toggleable (except for the 'name' column)
- Fixed problem with setting offsets for PNG files that didn't
already have them defined (in the grAb chunk)
- Cut/Copy/Paste lumps
- If no IWAD is set, a prompt is shown on startup
- Various editing improvements

SLumpEd v0.3
SLumpEd v0.3 Source

I meant to add acs compilation but I'm not yet sure how I want to implement it. It'll be in the next version though, most likely. Anyhow I couldn't leave zip support only half finished

[chaoscentral]

yayayayayayayayaya i<3 SlumpEd yayayayayayayayayay

[party mode]
*dances... throws XWE out of window...dances*
[/party mode]

Awesome now XWE is gone

[Shadelight]

WOOT! FULL PK3/ZIP SUPPORT! (sorry for the caps! )

edit: do you think you can make this thing autoplay music and sounds?