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IceX 2.0 Release Version #196563
04/20/06 17:18 04/20/06 17:18

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oliver2s

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IceX 2.0 Release Version

(Deutsch weiter unten)

IceX2 is out now. Check the IceX2 website at www.stonehill-online.de.

Here are the informations copied from the website:
1.) Features
- Edit in Realtime. What you see is what you get
- Tile based terrain system with seemless LOD
- Precalculculated shadows with colored gouraud shading and cast-shadows
- WMP-Levelexport for all 3DGS editions
- Perlin Noise terrain generator and heightmap import/export
- Multiple entity editing
- A6 physicsengine for all entities
- There's a watershader with realtime reflections (only with shaderversion 2.0 and above)
- Deform and Painting the terrain
- Multitexturing on terrains which works even with GeForce2
- Create road with a few clicks with the roadgenerator
- Customize the environment. Fog, view distance, skycube etc...

2.) Compatibility and Requirements:
- IceX 2.0 needs a graphics card not older than a GeForce2 (for fixed functions pipeline effects)
- For exporting levels you need at least 3DGS A6.31
- Standard and Extra edition don't have materialeffects (no multitexturing). With this edition the terrains will have less quality after exporting.
- A pixelshader 2.0 card is required for using the watershader. If you want to export water you must own 3DGS professional edition
- There's also the 3DGS professional edition required if you want to use the physicsengine after levelexport

IceX 2.0 Editor is avaiable at www.stonehill-online.de and costs 12,95 EUR (~15,50 USD)

PS: The manual it not yet avaiable. It's avaiable the next 4-5 days.
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IceX2 ist endlich fertig. Alle Einzelheiten auf www.stonehill-online.de

Hier die Informationen von der Website kopiert:
1.) Features:
- In Echtzeit editieren. What you see is what you get
- Teilst�ck-basiertes Terrain mit nahtlosem LOD-System
- Vorberechnete Schatten mit farbigem Gouroud Shading und Schlagschatten.
- WMP-Levelexport f�r alle 3DGS-Editionen
- Perlin Noise Terrain Generator und Heightmap Import/Export
- Multiples Editieren von Entities
- Es kann die A6-Physikengine auf alle Entities angewendet werden
- Es liegt ein Wassershader mit Echtzeitspiegelung bei (erst ab Shaderversion 2.0)
- Mit den Terrainpinseln kann das Terrain verformt und bemalt werden
- Multitexturing auf dem Terrain das aber einer GeForce2 Karte funktioniert
- Mit dem Roadgenerator k�nnen automatisch Wege angelegt werden
- Umwelteffekte wie Nebel, Sichtweite, Skycube, etc... einstellbar

2.) Kompatibilit�t und Anforderungen:
- IceX 2.0 ben�tigt eine Grafikkarte die nicht �lter wie eine GeForce2 ist (wegen Fixed Functions Pipeline Effekten)
- Um exportierte Levels nutzen zu k�nnen wird mindestens eine 3DGS A6.31 Version vorrausgesetzt
- Die Standard und Extra Editionen unterst�tzen kein Multitexturing. Deshalb haben die Terrains nach dem exportieren in diesen Editionen eine schlechtere Qualit�t
- Um den mitgelieferten Wassershader nutzen zu k�nnen braucht es eine Grafikkarte mit Pixelshader 2.0. Und f�r den Levelexport die 3DGS Professional Edition
- Nach dem Levelexport funktioniert die Physikengine ebenfalls nur mit 3DGS Professional Edition

IceX 2.0 Editor ist verf�gbar auf www.stonehill-online.de und kostet 12,95 EUR

PS: Das Handbuch ist noch nicht verf�gbar. Es kommt erst die n�chsten 4-5 Tage.

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Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: oliver2s] #196713 09/02/06 20:11 09/02/06 20:11
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 3,076 Germany, NRW rvL_eXile 3D Artist
rvL_eXile 3D Artist Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 3,076 Germany, NRW	Hi Oliver, Wollte nur mal nach fragen wie es mit dem update aussieht damit ich auch die .WMB einf�gen kann ohne das ICEX abst�rtzt. cYa Angel Tutorials: [Blender]Terrain creation ENG/GER [Blender]Low Poly Tree Modeling [GIMP]Create a Texture for Terrains CLICK HERE

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: rvL_eXile] #196714 09/02/06 23:31 09/02/06 23:31
Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 3,258 Mainz oliver2s OP Expert
oliver2s OP Expert Joined: Aug 2002 Posts: 3,258 Mainz	Quote: Wollte nur mal nach fragen wie es mit dem update aussieht damit ich auch die .WMB einf�gen kann ohne das ICEX abst�rtzt. Dieses Update hab ich schon vor l�ngerem ver�ffentlicht: http://www.coniserver.net/ubbthreads/showthreaded.php/Cat/0/Number/667273/page/0/vc/1 Wer IceX2 nach Release dieses Patches gekauft hat, dessen Version ist schon gepatched

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: oliver2s] #196715 09/03/06 00:18 09/03/06 00:18
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 3,076 Germany, NRW rvL_eXile 3D Artist
rvL_eXile 3D Artist Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 3,076 Germany, NRW	Ok Danke habe immer nur auf deine Page in den News geschaut ^^ werde n�chstes mal auch hier schaun cu Angel Tutorials: [Blender]Terrain creation ENG/GER [Blender]Low Poly Tree Modeling [GIMP]Create a Texture for Terrains CLICK HERE

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: Xarthor] #196716 09/03/06 08:08 09/03/06 08:08
Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands Frits User
Frits User Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands	Thunder, sorry, my fault. I thought he ment the water. Anyway I tried Code: action icx_terrain { my.transparent=off; my.flare=off; my.material=mtl_terrain_multitex; my.polygon=on; c_updatehull(my,1); } but did not help, same result. When I do the same in the water action it does work, but then the water isn't transparent. PHeMoX, I am losing you here, can you give me more detail?? Do I have to change something in the code generated by IceX?? Regards, Frits I like to keep scripting simple, life is hard enough as it is. Regards, Frits

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: Frits] #196717 09/03/06 10:07 09/03/06 10:07
Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 4,436 Germany, Luebeck Xarthor Expert
Xarthor Expert Joined: Jul 2002 Posts: 4,436 Germany, Luebeck	I guess Phemox means that you should convert the terrain detail textures into another format like .bmp and use them instead of the .tga files. Just look for these files in your folder: Code: bmap detail_texture1=<icx_detail1.tga>; bmap detail_texture2=<icx_detail2.tga>; bmap detail_texture3=<icx_detail3.tga>; bmap detail_texture4=<icx_detail4.tga>; an convert them to .bmp (e.g.) Then change the code to the new files: Code: bmap detail_texture1=<icx_detail1.bmp>; bmap detail_texture2=<icx_detail2.bmp>; bmap detail_texture3=<icx_detail3.bmp>; bmap detail_texture4=<icx_detail4.bmp>;

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: Xarthor] #196718 09/03/06 10:41 09/03/06 10:41
Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands Frits User
Frits User Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands	I have just tried it, it does not help, same problem. Regards, Frits I like to keep scripting simple, life is hard enough as it is. Regards, Frits

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: Frits] #196719 09/03/06 11:14 09/03/06 11:14
Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 324 Germany M maybenew Senior Member
maybenew Senior Member M Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 324 Germany	the problem is in the effect file, the effect tells the terrain that it is transparent and it is sorted depending on that fact which causes the rendering errors... if the textures are tga or bmp does not matter at all... you have to modify the effect file... if you post the effectfile i can tell you what to change, but i do not have the file at hand myself

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: maybenew] #196720
09/03/06 11:31 09/03/06 11:31

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There are 2 fx files;
(I have opened them in Wordpad)

mtl_multitex.fx

Code:


TEXTURE entSkin1; //Blendmap1
TEXTURE entSkin2; //Blendmap1
TEXTURE entSkin3; //Blendmap1
TEXTURE entSkin4; //Shadowmap

TEXTURE mtlSkin1;
TEXTURE mtlSkin2;
TEXTURE mtlSkin3;
TEXTURE mtlSkin4;

matrix matMtl;
vector mtlSkill1;

technique ffp_terrain_tex
{
	
	pass P0
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	//// Lets lay the first TEXTURE down.  no alpha work
	//// This will tile across the entire HMP
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	{
		
		alphablendenable=false;
		alphatestenable=false;
		//zenable=true;
		//zwriteenable=true;
		
		////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 0
		///////////////////////////////////////

		TEXTURE[0] = <mtlSkin4>;	

		magFilter[0]=linear;
		minFilter[0]=linear;
		mipFilter[0]=linear;
		
		zenable=true;
		zwriteenable=true;

		magFilter[0]=linear;
		minFilter[0]=linear;
		mipFilter[0]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = Count2;
		TextureTransform[0]=<matMtl>;
		texcoordindex[0]=1;

		COLORARG1[0] = TEXTURE; 
		ColorOp[0] = MODULATE;
		ALPHAARG1[0] = CURRENT | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[0]=disable;
		
		//////////////////////////////////////
		//stage 1
		//////////////////////////////////////

		colorop[1]=disable;
		alphaop[1]=disable;
		
	}

	pass P1
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	//// Now we blend another TEXTURE using an alphamap
	//// This TEXTURE will be blended
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	{
		
		//////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 0 - Setup the alphamap
		//////////////////////////////////////            		

		// We need to enable alphablending 
		alphablendenable=true;
		srcblend=srcalpha;
		destblend=invsrcalpha;
		
		// AlphaTestEnable uses the AlphaRef and AlphaFunc to 
		// determine which pixels get drawn.
		// In this case, anything greater that 0 will be drawn.
		alphatestenable=true;
		alpharef=0x00000000;      	//Reference Value
		alphafunc=Greater;  	  	//Comparison Function
		
		TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin1>;

		magFilter[0]=linear;
		minFilter[0]=linear;
		mipFilter[0]=linear;
		
		//
		// We don't want the alphamap to tile
		//
		TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable;
		
		texcoordindex[0]=0;	
		
		COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; 
		ColorOp[0] = SELECTARG1;
		ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[0]=selectarg1;

		//////////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 1 -- This is the TEXTURE to splat
		//////////////////////////////////////////////

		TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin1>;
		

		// Zenable is supposed to default to true.  
		// This enables depth testing to determine what pixels 
		// are visible to the viewer
		
		//zenable=true;
		//zwriteenable=true;

		magFilter[1]=linear;
		minFilter[1]=linear;
		mipFilter[1]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2;
		TextureTransform[1]=<matMtl>;
		texcoordindex[1]=1;

		COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; 
		ColorOp[1] = MODULATE;
		ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[1]=disable;
		
		///////////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 2
		///////////////////////////////////////////////
		colorop[2]=disable;
		alphaop[2]=disable;
		
		
	}

	pass P2
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	//// A ditto of Pass p1 but with different a different
	//// TEXTURE and alphamap
	///////////////////////////////////////////////////
	{
		
		////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 0
		////////////////////////////////////////

		alphablendenable=true;
		srcblend=srcalpha;
		destblend=invsrcalpha;
		alphatestenable=true;
		alpharef=0x00000000;      
		alphafunc=Greater;  	 
		
		TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin2>;
		
		magFilter[0]=linear;
		minFilter[0]=linear;
		mipFilter[0]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable;
		
		texcoordindex[0]=0;
		
		COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; 
		ColorOp[0] = selectarg1;
		ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[0]=selectarg1;

		/////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 1
		/////////////////////////////////////////
		TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin2>;

		//zenable=true;
		//zwriteenable=true;
		
		magFilter[1]=linear;
		minFilter[1]=linear;
		mipFilter[1]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2;
		TextureTransform[1]=<matMtl>;
		texcoordindex[1]=1;

		COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; 
		ColorOp[1] = modulate;
		ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[1]=disable;
		
		////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 2
		////////////////////////////////////////
		colorop[2]=disable;
		alphaop[2]=disable;

	} // End of Pass P2


	pass P3
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	//// A ditto of Pass p1 but with different a different
	//// TEXTURE and alphamap
	///////////////////////////////////////////////////
	{
		
		////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 0
		////////////////////////////////////////

		alphablendenable=true;
		srcblend=srcalpha;
		destblend=invsrcalpha;
		alphatestenable=true;
		alpharef=0x00000000;      
		alphafunc=Greater;  	 
		
		TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin3>;
		
		magFilter[0]=linear;
		minFilter[0]=linear;
		mipFilter[0]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable;
		
		texcoordindex[0]=1;
		
		COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; 
		ColorOp[0] = selectarg1;
		ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[0]=selectarg1;

		/////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 1
		/////////////////////////////////////////
		TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin3>;

		//zenable=true;
		//zwriteenable=true;
		
		magFilter[1]=linear;
		minFilter[1]=linear;
		mipFilter[1]=linear;
		
		
		TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2;
		TextureTransform[1]=<matMtl>;
		texcoordindex[1]=0;

		COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; 
		ColorOp[1] = modulate;
		ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT | ALPHAREPLICATE;
		alphaop[1]=disable;
		
		////////////////////////////////////////
		// Stage 2
		////////////////////////////////////////
		colorop[2]=disable;
		alphaop[2]=disable;

	} // End of Pass P3		
	
	pass p4
	{			
		alphablendenable=true;			
		srcblend=zero; 			
		destblend=srccolor; 			
		//zenable=true;			
		//		zwriteenable=true;			
		ditherenable=true;					
		COLORARG1[0] = DIFFUSE;             		
		ColorOp[0] = Modulate2x;            		
		ColorArg2[0] = Current;				
		alphaop[0]=disable;
		
		Texture[1] = <entSkin4>;
		magFilter[1]=linear;
		minFilter[1]=linear;
		mipFilter[1]=linear;
		COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; 
		ColorOp[1] = Modulate2x;
		TexCoordIndex[1]=0;
		TextureTransformFlags[1]=Count2;
		TextureTransform[1]=
		{
			1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,
			0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,
			0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,
			0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
		};
	}
} // End of Technique

and mtl_multitex_lod.fx

Code:


TEXTURE entSkin1; //Shadowmap

technique ffp_terrain_tex
{
	pass p0
	{				
		
		Texture[0] = <entSkin1>;
		ColorOp[0] = Modulate2x;
		zenable=true;			
		zwriteenable=true;
	}
} // End of Technique

In what program can you change these files?

Regards,
Frits

I like to keep scripting simple, life is hard enough as it is.
Regards,
Frits

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: Frits] #196721 09/03/06 14:00 09/03/06 14:00
Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 324 Germany M maybenew Senior Member
maybenew Senior Member M Joined: Feb 2006 Posts: 324 Germany	try this, works fine for me... Quote: TEXTURE entSkin1; //Blendmap1 TEXTURE entSkin2; //Blendmap1 TEXTURE entSkin3; //Blendmap1 TEXTURE entSkin4; //Shadowmap TEXTURE mtlSkin1; TEXTURE mtlSkin2; TEXTURE mtlSkin3; TEXTURE mtlSkin4; matrix matMtl; technique ffp_terrain_tex { pass P0 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// Lets lay the first TEXTURE down. no alpha work //// This will tile across the entire HMP ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// { LIGHTING = false; AlphaBlendEnable=false; zenable=true; zwriteenable=true; AlphaTestEnable=False; cullmode = ccw; Fillmode = Solid; ////////////////////////////////////// //Stage 0 ///////////////////////////////////// TEXTURE[0] = <mtlSkin4>; magFilter[0]=linear; minFilter[0]=linear; mipFilter[0]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = Count2; TEXTURETransform[0] = <matMtl>; texcoordindex[0]=1; COLORARG1[0] = TEXTURE; ColorOp[0] = MODULATE; ALPHAARG1[0] = CURRENT \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[0]=disable; ////////////////////////////////////// //stage 1 ////////////////////////////////////// colorop[1]=disable; alphaop[1]=disable; } pass P1 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// Now we blend another TEXTURE using an alphamap //// This TEXTURE will be blended ////////////////////////////////////////////////////// { ////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 0 - Setup the alphamap ////////////////////////////////////// zenable=true; zwriteenable=true; AlphaTestEnable=False; // We need to enable alphablending LIGHTING = false; alphablendenable=true; srcblend=srcalpha; destblend=invsrcalpha; // AlphaTestEnable uses the AlphaRef and AlphaFunc to // determine which pixels get drawn. // In this case, anything greater that 0 will be drawn. alpharef=0x00000000; //Reference Value alphafunc=Greater; //Comparison Function TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin1>; magFilter[0]=linear; minFilter[0]=linear; mipFilter[0]=linear; // // We don't want the alphamap to tile // TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable; texcoordindex[0]=0; COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; ColorOp[0] = SELECTARG1; ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[0]=selectarg1; ////////////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 1 -- This is the TEXTURE to splat ////////////////////////////////////////////// TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin1>; // Zenable is supposed to default to true. // This enables depth testing to determine what pixels // are visible to the viewer magFilter[1]=linear; minFilter[1]=linear; mipFilter[1]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2; TEXTURETransform[1] = <matMtl>; texcoordindex[1]=1; COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; ColorOp[1] = MODULATE; ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[1]=disable; /////////////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 2 /////////////////////////////////////////////// colorop[2]=disable; alphaop[2]=disable; } pass P2 //////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// A ditto of Pass p1 but with different a different //// TEXTURE and alphamap /////////////////////////////////////////////////// { zenable=true; zwriteenable=true; AlphaTestEnable=False; //////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 0 //////////////////////////////////////// LIGHTING = false; alphablendenable=true; srcblend=srcalpha; destblend=invsrcalpha; alpharef=0x00000000; alphafunc=Greater; TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin2>; magFilter[0]=linear; minFilter[0]=linear; mipFilter[0]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable; texcoordindex[0]=0; COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; ColorOp[0] = selectarg1; ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[0]=selectarg1; ///////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 1 ///////////////////////////////////////// TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin2>; magFilter[1]=linear; minFilter[1]=linear; mipFilter[1]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2; TEXTURETransform[1] = <matMtl>; texcoordindex[1]=1; COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; ColorOp[1] = modulate; ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[1]=disable; //////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 2 //////////////////////////////////////// colorop[2]=disable; alphaop[2]=disable; } // End of Pass P2 pass P3 //////////////////////////////////////////////////// //// A ditto of Pass p1 but with different a different //// TEXTURE and alphamap /////////////////////////////////////////////////// { zenable=true; zwriteenable=true; AlphaTestEnable=False; //////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 0 //////////////////////////////////////// LIGHTING = false; alphablendenable=true; srcblend=srcalpha; destblend=invsrcalpha; alpharef=0x00000000; alphafunc=Greater; TEXTURE[0] = <entSkin3>; magFilter[0]=linear; minFilter[0]=linear; mipFilter[0]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[0] = disable; texcoordindex[0]=1; COLORARG1[0] = CURRENT; ColorOp[0] = selectarg1; ALPHAARG1[0] = TEXTURE \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[0]=selectarg1; ///////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 1 ///////////////////////////////////////// TEXTURE[1] = <mtlSkin3>; magFilter[1]=linear; minFilter[1]=linear; mipFilter[1]=linear; TEXTURETransformFlags[1] = Count2; TEXTURETransform[1] = <matMtl>; texcoordindex[1]=0; COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; ColorOp[1] = modulate; ALPHAARG1[1] = CURRENT \| ALPHAREPLICATE; alphaop[1]=disable; //////////////////////////////////////// // Stage 2 //////////////////////////////////////// colorop[2]=disable; alphaop[2]=disable; } // End of Pass P3 pass p4 { zenable=true; zwriteenable=true; AlphaTestEnable=False; LIGHTING = false; srcblend=zero; destblend=srccolor; ditherenable=true; AlphaBlendEnable=True; COLORARG1[0] = DIFFUSE; ColorOp[0] = Modulate2x; ColorArg2[0] = Current; alphaop[0]=disable; Texture[1] = <entSkin4>; magFilter[1]=linear; minFilter[1]=linear; mipFilter[1]=linear; COLORARG1[1] = TEXTURE; ColorOp[1] = Modulate2x; TexCoordIndex[1]=0; TextureTransformFlags[1]=Count2; TextureTransform[1]= { 1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0, 0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0, 0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0, 0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0 }; } } // End of Technique well as a game programmer you should be able to open the file with any text editor, make changes and save it back to the file...

Re: IceX 2.0 Release Version [Re: maybenew] #196722 09/03/06 14:40 09/03/06 14:40
Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands Frits User
Frits User Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 724 the Netherlands	I tried it, sorry, did not work. Same problems. Regards, Frits I like to keep scripting simple, life is hard enough as it is. Regards, Frits

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