I have been working on several CoX related tools in my "spare" time, and have decided to release these for beta testing.
Disturbingly necessary
license agreement, applies to all releases of aforementioned beforementioned aftermentioned middlementioned yada yada yada. I hate legal voodoo, but it's got to be done in this society. *sigh*
At some point I want to open-source these under the GPL, but that will be after development is completed and I am satisfied with the release.
You'll need .NET 2.0 framework installed to be able to run this. Windows machines only, and I doubt anything less recent than XP will run it. You can get the .NET 2.0 framework
here.
Please send bug reports, suggestions, and requests to duel at dawn on the field of honor to:
crimson.tao@gmail.com, or look me up in-game @Crimson Tao
Now, for the fun stuff.
CoX Log Cleaner:
Tired of hunting through those logs, trying not to miss any noob's broadcast asking to be PL'ed, as you clean them up to post-worthy grade? CoXLC should make that more automated. And less stressful. Somehow I could prove that it helps prevent carpal tunnel, but I really don't feel up to it at the moment. This is a tool originally created for my comrades at the
RP Congress and
CCCP. However, RP'ers are not the only group of players who want to sift through logfiles to find that email address from the SG recruiter or that piece of leveling advice from your teammate.
Future features include search capability and direct line deletion.
Release 1.0b4.1
CoX Costume Extractor:
If you work with custom demos and want to get into
machinima with CoX, you'll normally have to copy all the costume data from the demo files manually. I was working on a group screenshot for my supergroup, the
CCCP, using a custom demo to insert player's alts. However I was too lazy to copy everything manually, so I created CoXCE to search, parse, and extract the costumes for me. Even so, I still haven't made that group photo yet... (by the way,
this is the hanzi used in the icon)
Release 1.0rc1
That's all for now, folks.