Fixture tool suggestion

[vmo]

I will suggest a tool that analyses all models and trims, and make a list about the fixtures used in each model and trim to avoid missing fixture errors (ideal for the modders, because some models can contain a fixture that you think that you deleted, and isn't this, or, if you share the computer with your brother, and them make models).

[Microwave]

Ok, it's all good suggesting things like this but how would you want it to work?
Also, when posting a suggestion, you've got to think about whether someone would actually be bothered to make this or not.

[vmo]

I can programm in c++, but I need to say if the lua files can be read like the txt files in the programm

[Killrob]

That should be pretty simple to make with the new saving file format as everything is sorted now.
Lua files are text files, just open up a saved trim and see what you find.

Example (the path tells you what mod it is, if any):

  Code:

      Vent={
         {
            Index=1,
            MirrorHorizontal=false,
            MirrorVertical=false,
            Path="./GameData/Camso/carparts/Vents/vent2//",
            Ray={
               End={
                  x=-57.455234527587997,
                  y=13.664121627808001,
                  z=-143.22444152832
               } --[[table: 0x05b13870]],
               Start={
                  x=-57.455234527587997,
                  y=13.664121627808001,
                  z=-243.22444152832
               } --[[table: 0x05b13900]]
            } --[[table: 0x0fe3f538]],
            Symmetry=0,
            Transform={
               Rotation=0.31000000238419001,
               x=1,
               y=1.1749999523162999
            } --[[table: 0x14b21ec8]]
         } --[[table: 0x123ea4c0]],
         {
            Index=1,
            MirrorHorizontal=false,
            MirrorVertical=false,
            Path="./GameData/Camso/carparts/Vents/vent12//",

should be pretty simple for you to write a tool that does that.

[vmo]

Thanks killrob!