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Changing NPCs race by hand (like, redguard -> redguard1, etc ...) seems like tedious work. I'm almost sure this can be automated in CSE/Coda. Give us a buzz.
I'm actually planning to change the NPCs by Blockhead commands. Easy-peasy, but you've got me curious about coda. BTW your coda-created=flower-bed image os totally sick :D (But I do I wish I could a;so see the images in the description.)
In case there's something else going wrong, here are the links once again:
https://abload.de/img/1-caractacus-fog4jjyn.jpg
https://abload.de/img/2-fcl-half-top7ijmy.jpg
https://abload.de/img/3-fcl-top8oj1a.jpg
https://abload.de/img/workqhjog.jpg
(forum1)
(forum2)
[IMG=http://www.image-share.com/upload/4086/277.jpg]
(link to html page)
http://www.image-share.com/ijpg-4086-278.html
(forum1 w/ thumbnail)
Hmm, that last one seems suitable to me, the "forum1 with thumbnail" thing.
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I mentioned GIMP, because it, coming from Unices, can export images to this XPM format (paint.net, for example, can't).
What this Coda program essentially does is to read a picture, that comes in XPM format -- happens to be human-readable --, and, whereever eg IrfanView would display, say, a red pixel, this Coda script drops a certain flower I've chosen before ("DomicaRedwort", for example).
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It has been probably a decade since last I had been scripting something for GIMP. Much has happened since then. But, if you can do it by hand, it should be doable by script, too!
I just realised that the last time I did any scripting in GIMP was before the arrival of TinyScheme and Python, that is to say pre-2006. Hey, back then, I could finish a marathon in under 70 minutes! On a bike, but still.. Today, those bones hold barely together..Good thing is, TinyScheme should be much more reliable; this GIMP job was more than SIOD ever was meant to handle.
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* Merging a couple of files as layers into one file: I have an idea how that can work. (Prolly w/ GIMP batch mode.)
* Splitting a file w/ layers into a bunch of files: I don't know yet _how_ to do that, but I guess that should work, too.
* Doing the same changes to 50 layers / images: Can you do this in a way that those changes can be assembled into one layer? If so, you would save that layer, and we could marry it to each of the 50 others (poor thing), and then merge the bunch of them.
But I really feel like the easel led onto the ice, as the Germans say. :D
Where can i get that sick fro?
But there is so much good advice flying around for those who have trouble installing/running OBSE, Blockhead, and OCO that you really shouldn't be totally at loss...
Thank you!