hmm.. im not sure. However if exported the tables, then basically ive done all the hard work of converting the gamefiles into a database for you (it took a lot of hours to do). I thought the project was to use the game-files themselves, and code it a better way?
- Roguey
- Roguey
Ya you did the work on it and that is awesome but making something that already exists would be silly yes? It was just an idea
Im in pretty much the same boat. From having read what is and is not offered with the freeware version, its a lot more than just the unit testing (which is phenomenally important, particularly with API software) and the Team stuff (less important, especially as I use subversion as a default for any new project).
- CuAnnan
- CuAnnan
For an API for this kind of project all you need is this freeware. I have a msdn sub anyway now so I use the full lol but it worked for what i needed to accomplish.
I think we are getting off the topic though of getting a central source of X3 data established so we can all draw from the same source instead of having a bunch of different sources.
As long as we can output something we can all consume, then that is all we need ya?