Yup. All 7 that were in the zip file.Litcube wrote:You have 7 files in the same directory as LETE (including LETE)?
Litcube's Excel TShip Editor 0.64b
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You two wouldn't happen to be using 32bit windows would you? or 32 bit exell
You two wouldn't happen to be using 32bit windows would you? or 32 bit exell
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Added to OP: Explanation of the new "Edit" buttons.
Update!
0.58b:
- "Procedure too large" error has been fixed. This was a bug only found in 32-bit versions of Excel 2010. It'll work now in both versions.
- Added "Edit" buttons. See screen shot 3. Using these, swaps formulas in case you'd like to edit certain things from a different angle. For example, instead of always editing minimum speed, and adding engine tunings until you get your desired max speed, now you can just hit "edit" above the max speed column, set a max speed, and the minimum speed will be calculated off of the engine tunings, and vice versa. Speed, weapon recharge, and variant ID, are all supported in this manner.
- Added the ability to resize columns, if you add your own
- Removed cell locks, as it was preventing you from sorting or filtering using the table functions, and I know you were probably unprotecting the sheet to do so. Now you don't have to. As a result, locks are now hard coded. Filter and sort to your heart's content. The export function *can* handle your sorts, filters, etc. It just removes them before exporting.
- Fixed a few nameless bugs.
Update!
0.58b:
- "Procedure too large" error has been fixed. This was a bug only found in 32-bit versions of Excel 2010. It'll work now in both versions.
- Added "Edit" buttons. See screen shot 3. Using these, swaps formulas in case you'd like to edit certain things from a different angle. For example, instead of always editing minimum speed, and adding engine tunings until you get your desired max speed, now you can just hit "edit" above the max speed column, set a max speed, and the minimum speed will be calculated off of the engine tunings, and vice versa. Speed, weapon recharge, and variant ID, are all supported in this manner.
- Added the ability to resize columns, if you add your own
- Removed cell locks, as it was preventing you from sorting or filtering using the table functions, and I know you were probably unprotecting the sheet to do so. Now you don't have to. As a result, locks are now hard coded. Filter and sort to your heart's content. The export function *can* handle your sorts, filters, etc. It just removes them before exporting.
- Fixed a few nameless bugs.
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Re: OpenOffice
I tried yesterday with Open Office and all I can get to come up is the stuff in the "Names" tag.lp wrote:Someone has tryed with OpenOffice? it works?
thanks
lp
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i cant seem to get my export tship file which is getting saved as a normal textfile to open in X3 Editor 2 with its T file editor. Is yr exportfile incompatable with the T file editor part of X3 Editor 2 ?
Trying to open with T file editor gives me error ''Line 3 col 5 : rotation .x - exspected floatvalue , got 0,005814''
Trying to open with T file editor gives me error ''Line 3 col 5 : rotation .x - exspected floatvalue , got 0,005814''
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i'm afraid so .. i'm from Europe. I think i installed my windows 7 64bit with European settings.
It also causes my save games to not load / corruption warning and with new game i get weird starting ship (TL)..
edit : just verified .. my windows 7 is indeed using '','' any chance you can make an european version of this excellent xcel tool too?
It also causes my save games to not load / corruption warning and with new game i get weird starting ship (TL)..
edit : just verified .. my windows 7 is indeed using '','' any chance you can make an european version of this excellent xcel tool too?
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Re: OpenOffice
It won't work with Open Office as it's using macro's made in VB which are MS Office specific.Stu Austin wrote:I tried yesterday with Open Office and all I can get to come up is the stuff in the "Names" tag.lp wrote:Someone has tryed with OpenOffice? it works?
thanks
lp
stu
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Bug report:
I opened 2 excel instances, made a copy of the tship editor folder and replaced the TShips file of the folder copy.
Now to my problem: I can't copy/paste multiple choice entries. For example the cargo type. Every time I try to copy the entry from one file to another I get a message about "object defined error". After I pressed "debug", excel points me to this piece of code:
I opened 2 excel instances, made a copy of the tship editor folder and replaced the TShips file of the folder copy.
Now to my problem: I can't copy/paste multiple choice entries. For example the cargo type. Every time I try to copy the entry from one file to another I get a message about "object defined error". After I pressed "debug", excel points me to this piece of code:
in the function: CheckValidationSet after = Sheets(Name(ValidateName).RefersToRange.Parent.Name).Cell(Names(ValidateName).RefersToRange.Row, Name(ValidateName).RefersToRange.Column)