Recent content by TheMadExile

Well, v1.3.3 is less than a day old and v1.3.2 only a bit older than that, so that would be why you didn't see them two weeks ago. Kitteh only contacted me about their save compatibility breakage about 4 days ago.

You mean like the one in the opening post of this very thread? You mean like the update link/button on CoCEd's bar (far right, the after save/load menu)? Both of which always link to the most recent version. I'd be wary about tossing around words like useless if I were you.

That would be because Kitteh broke save compatibility (again) with the Revamp 1.4.15 update. That error likely comes from the change to item storage and slots. Kitteh has attempted a patch to CoCEd which I've accepted, but it may require more work to completely resolve the issue—we'll see...

Not really. Just the usual, make sure your anti-virus/malware isn't interfering. There have been cases where 3rd-party applications/libraries have broken .NET, however, without an error you don't have much to go on. /shrug

If you're not seeing errors, then the only thing I can suggest is to clear CoCEd's application cache. Ensure that CoCEd is not running. Open %LOCALAPPDATA% in Windows Explorer or from the Run dialog (WIN+R). Within that directory, find and delete the CoCEd directory.

Then this, the official/mainline CoCEd thread, is the wrong thread. I don't know if the "modded" version has a thread. I'm not sure what you're even asking. CoCEd's update checker should either tell you that you have the latest version or provide a link to the latest version. I don't know...

Good to know, thanks.

Eh. Shit happens. I was working on Xianxia support when life got in the way—suffice it to say, the local hospital should be giving me frequent flier miles. Beyond that, I see that in my absence, apparently, the Revamp developers decided to break things again—FFS. The official repo is not...

It'll probably be easier for me to just look at the code and compile it from that. I'll have to do that to verify the data's correctness regardless.

While there are hard-coded elements to CoCEd's support of any CoC-based game, most of the things related to characters are stored within XML data files. CoCEd currently ships with two: one for Vanilla CoC and one for Revamp CoC. While I haven't yet had time to dive into the code, I've been...

I made a local fork of its GitHub repository when you first asked about Xianxia support in CoCEd. Good news is that I was able to put an hour or so into Xianxia support just now and have CoCEd differentiating between Vanilla, Revamp, and Xianxia saves. Now I just have to write the special...

Soulforce does indeed sound like something I can use.

That's not really helpful. Kitteh made several subtle save compatibility breaking changes early on, so your in-between situation would absolutely require that I check Xianxia's codebase. It would have been better if Xianxia were either fully Vanilla or Revamp save compatible. Still, as far as...

Very likely you either do not have .NET 4 installed or it has been corrupted, as that is a .NET system DLL and should not be missing from your system.

No. It's a Windows only application. Assuming you have a computer, other than your Android device, that runs Windows, you may be able to move your saves to your computer, edit them there, then move them back to your Android device. I've never done it myself, so I cannot offer guidance with...