Renegade
05.02.2009, 19:18:22
Yes, it will work. That is how we did it in the old days. (You newbs have no idea how good you have it >_>)
Check a regular ini to see what lines it begins with and what lines it ends with; open the appropriate mix with a text editor (I'd say wordpad or better textpad or notepad++, but plain notepad could work as well), search for the beginning line, copy everything until the ending line, paste in a new file, save.
Alternatively, you can go to the XCC utilities page, download the XCC MIX Command Line Tool, and see if that does anything. Very most likely it's based on the same reading algorithm, though.
Check a regular ini to see what lines it begins with and what lines it ends with; open the appropriate mix with a text editor (I'd say wordpad or better textpad or notepad++, but plain notepad could work as well), search for the beginning line, copy everything until the ending line, paste in a new file, save.
Alternatively, you can go to the XCC utilities page, download the XCC MIX Command Line Tool, and see if that does anything. Very most likely it's based on the same reading algorithm, though.
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