TiTsEd - A save editor
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I dont think there is an hard limit other than (2^32)-1 inches=109092,17 Kilometers. Since I compile the game myself I sometimes mess up with some TFs. Once I removed the size limit on Leitha charm then wore it for a while. Result:
That's also why I started a new game soon after :^)
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Ohh my that height... Well I still rarely try push my PC beyond 10 feet unless there is some achiev to get for maxing height ^^
This is a .sol file, so it needs to have TITs_n format of name and needs to be placed into a certain folder. Load File function works with .tits format.
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Well, first off it's not named properly. Also, renaming it does nothing. So I suggest renaming it to whatever save slot you had it in.
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I saw your post, I went with it anyways cuz I was also adding extra troubleshooting
could someone please convert my sol file to a tits file i have tried getting it to work for hours and nothing seems to work, also i can't find a guide about it(sol) if there is then i would like to apologize for wasting you guys time and for my bad english
View attachment day1.sol
View attachment day1.sol
It won't work saved like that. Whatever you did to name it that won't work. Go back into your game, save normally in a slot, then use that file. "Save to file" then renaming to a .sol extension breaks how it works.
Yes, I was going to do more work on it tonight, get ass editing in, investigate why ear length doesn't work and maybe get the start of item editing working.
Crashes every time I try to import a .TITS file. I'm using the offline standalone version of the game. I converted it from a .swf file to an .exe file using a converter and I cant seem to save the normal way... Saving to slot does nothing. So Im stuck using save to file.
Not .tits files, .sol files. Rule 101: NEVER CONVERT FILE TYPES. Your save slots are in appdata, in your browser company, buried somewhere different depending on brand, personal computer, and whether you're playing on site of through .swf.
Because you're not playing it right. It's a Flash program meant to be played in a browser that supports it or other specialized program like Air. Play it using .swf (in whatever browser or Air), save to slot, find the .sol file in appropriate location, edit to heart's content.
You can open it as a .swf file too, if you have Flash Player (like from Adobe Animate). Then again, if you have that you probably already know how to compile an .exe player.
Err, anyway, you should just play it using a browser.
Err, anyway, you should just play it using a browser.
It's like you've never used a computer before. This is important stuff to know, so read the below and figure it out.
Regarding the above, obviously before you search for .sol have to have saved one properly. Then the search will take you to the proper save location. Shortcut that location, and now you know where to drop off your edited saves.
If you want a stand-alone player go here and download the projector for your os.
No no, not dead, just a week of hell. I'll spare anyone the details. I have most of the item definitions in, just need to make the ui and the back end to handle it.
Take your time. I'm sure we would all rather waiting an extra day or two, than you overworking yourself.
Dude, ask fen to hire you or set up a paetron. People would pay for you to develop shit for them. I, For one, would hire you or someone like you to develop an HTML program for some of my DnD shit.
Can confirm it, on-line version of Minerva britches at you about exceeding file size limit when you try to save TiTS .sol file from 0.52 onwards , egen with minimum changes.
Yes, CoC only stores player character and flags. TiTS stores a lot more details about other things.
I'm almost certain this has been asked before, but...
I'm running the latest Firefox build (after Pale Moon screwed itself up) and can't quite figure out how to prevent it from autodeleting .sol files. The problem is compounded by the fact that when I hit "Save" and check the appdata\roaming\macromedia\flash player\#sharedobjects\*letters and numbers* folder, it's empty. So I have no .sol files at all (also means I can't save edit CoC). I can imagine that the required setting lies in FF's config page...
I can, however, save to file and create .tits file, which the editor doesn't like. Can someone please tell me which setting to change?
I'm running the latest Firefox build (after Pale Moon screwed itself up) and can't quite figure out how to prevent it from autodeleting .sol files. The problem is compounded by the fact that when I hit "Save" and check the appdata\roaming\macromedia\flash player\#sharedobjects\*letters and numbers* folder, it's empty. So I have no .sol files at all (also means I can't save edit CoC). I can imagine that the required setting lies in FF's config page...
I can, however, save to file and create .tits file, which the editor doesn't like. Can someone please tell me which setting to change?
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