Unlikely, but you may be able to change the location of a nav point. That's almost as good, right?Does this mean people will now be able to mod saints row 3/4/gooh maps and all like could cribs and all be brought back to saints row 4 and what about stilwater.I know its a crazy question to ask but its just amazing to hear about it being possible to mod the map and imagine what modders can do with that along with bringing stilwater to saints row 3 and 4 and all.
That's a beginning .Unlikely, but you may be able to change the location of a nav point. That's almost as good, right?
It's like peeling an onion -- one layer at a time.
When my software doesn't work the way I want it to, yes... I have been crying today! But now it's working so I'm better now.
I wish I could be a little more specific about what, exactly, you'll be able to do with this tool, but I can't yet. I just know that Knobby was gracious enough to post the zone file format information here (2 years ago!), but I haven't seen any zone tools here yet, so I decided to take up the challenge. I'll provide the tools and then everyone can play around with them and see what they can do. I'm hoping this will open up some new possibilities. And, of course, I have ulterior motives, because there are some mods I've been wanting to make but I can't do them without editing the zone files.Would you please elaborate on the nav point properties and what is associated with them.
Thank you and keep up the good work.
), but I am really impressed that Knobby has taken the time to answer all of my questions and get me to the point where I can make sense out of the data in these zone files. It gives me incentive to keep working at this! Thanks again, Knobby!I'd suggest checking if it is garbage or not - if it is then just throw it away. Matching byte for byte isn't important, but you don't want to have to specify useless padding when making changes.
