Just as long as you keep backups... XWe likes to eat files if you're not careful.BlueFireZ88 wrote:You could still import files via SLADE, but yeah, if you just want to merge wads together, it's handy to have XWe.

Just as long as you keep backups... XWe likes to eat files if you're not careful.BlueFireZ88 wrote:You could still import files via SLADE, but yeah, if you just want to merge wads together, it's handy to have XWe.
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Katamori wrote:OK, I tried SLADE to merge WADs. Well, it wasn't successfull but I've seen the advantages of SLADE. Nice program!! =)
1. Open original wadBlueFireZ88 wrote:You could still import files via SLADE, but yeah, if you just want to merge wads together, it's handy to have XWe.
Why would you merge into IWAD?ChronoSeth wrote:Katamori wrote:OK, I tried SLADE to merge WADs. Well, it wasn't successfull but I've seen the advantages of SLADE. Nice program!! =)1. Open original wadBlueFireZ88 wrote:You could still import files via SLADE, but yeah, if you just want to merge wads together, it's handy to have XWe.
2. select all
3. copy
4. Open other wad
5. paste
Done.
He didn't say IWAD. He said "original WAD" and "other WAD".skib wrote:Why would you merge into IWAD?
Yes, why would you, considering ChronoSeth said nothing about editing an IWad?skib wrote:Why would you merge into IWAD?
... What?skib wrote:With XWE, it still doesn't work for Doom.EXE!
If I had said IWAD, then I would have been talking about copying everything from the IWAD into another WAD. Even a newbie would know that doing such a thing would be pointless.skib wrote:Why would you merge into IWAD?
skib wrote:With XWE, it still doesn't work for Doom.EXE!
NeuralStunner wrote:... What?