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The material in this section is about technical features underlying the toolset, not normally important for routine usage. | The material in this section is about technical features underlying the toolset, not normally important for routine usage. | ||
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*[[Database]] - database schema and other related information. | *[[Database]] - database schema and other related information. | ||
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*Manuals | *Manuals | ||
**[[Exterior Level Manual]] - Manual on the exterior level editor | **[[Exterior Level Manual]] - Manual on the exterior level editor | ||
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| + | * [[Character Save Values]] - values and structures that can be found inside a [[DAS]] (savegame) file. | ||
*[[Console]] - a window for entering console commands. Caution, some of these were intended for internal use and may crash the toolset when used in its current state. | *[[Console]] - a window for entering console commands. Caution, some of these were intended for internal use and may crash the toolset when used in its current state. | ||
*[[Release notes]] | *[[Release notes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:15, 11 June 2011
The material in this section is about technical features underlying the toolset, not normally important for routine usage.
- List of file types - currently just a list of file format extensions.
- Database - database schema and other related information.
- Database migration - instructions for how to update your database when updating your toolset
- Database backup and restore - How to back up or restore the EUTS database
- Database sharing - How to share a database between two or more developers
- Manuals
- Exterior Level Manual - Manual on the exterior level editor
- Character Save Values - values and structures that can be found inside a DAS (savegame) file.
- Console - a window for entering console commands. Caution, some of these were intended for internal use and may crash the toolset when used in its current state.
