| 01-30-2003, 05:35 PM | #1 |
Guest | I just started to play with spell editing, and I'm kinda stumped. I'm using WinMPQ version 1.6. I was able to install it, and get it running ok. I can extract the files fine, and I can view the: *.slk or the *Func.txt files ok, but The *Strings.txt files show up with all these strange characters. I'm using Excel 2000 to view the txt files. Here's an example: // Tank Drop Pilot [Atdp] Name=ë“œë¡_ 조종사 Tip=ë“œë¡_ 조종사|cffffcc00( P)|r Ubertip="ÃÂ*˜„재 조종사를 ë‚ ´ë³´ë‚ ´ë©´ ìÂ?´ ì °¨ë Ÿ‰ì Â?€ ê ³µê²©ë_¥ìÂ?„ 잃게 ëÂ?˜ê³_ 다시 장갑 ìËâ*˜ì†¡ì„_으로 ë°â€?뀌게 ëÂ?©ë‹Ëâ*다." Hotkey=P I figure it has to do with the Excel's conversion, but I have no idea how to fix it. It keeps on defaulting to Windows ANSI conversion when I go to open the file. Any suggestions? thx for the help |
| 01-30-2003, 05:59 PM | #2 |
dont use excell to view txt files, use notepad or word, if using word (or excell) make sure it is using plain ascii. |
| 01-30-2003, 06:07 PM | #3 |
Guest | Sorry I didn't say, but when it didn't work in Excel, I tried Word, Notepad, and Wordpad, without success. Update: Weird. If I pull the *string.txt files from war3.mpq, I can view them, but the war3patch.mpqs are the ones I'm having the problem with. |