ClassicThunder's Lazy Tag Adder
Version: 1.0.2
Compatibility: Any XML file
Requires the .net framework!
What it does:
This little program I just whipped will add tags. I made it in about 5 minuets so there nothing refined about it, but it can save you hours of work. I've ported about 3 xml files to bts in the last 15 minuets. It work with any MXL file so don't worry about wether you have BTS or Warlords or whatever.
How to use it:
Adding a Tag
It comes with written instructions but here are some pictures, and a better explanation.
Here's how it will look if you set it up properly. The top text box is the tag before the tag you want to add. The second one is the text as you want it to be. It's best to have it be a default value and formated properly. You also will need to select the xml file the changes will pertain to.
Note you need a new line after the text.
Example pic:
After you hit add close the box and in the same directory as the file edited there is a new file with your changes. Since this is a beta make sure you back up the original before you rename the new file.
It will take a try or two but its very fast and easy once you get the hang of my cheap interface.
Removing a Tag
Simply put the name of the tag you want to remove in the top text box, check the Remove? check box, and hit run.
Version: 1.0.2
Compatibility: Any XML file
Requires the .net framework!
What it does:
This little program I just whipped will add tags. I made it in about 5 minuets so there nothing refined about it, but it can save you hours of work. I've ported about 3 xml files to bts in the last 15 minuets. It work with any MXL file so don't worry about wether you have BTS or Warlords or whatever.
How to use it:
Adding a Tag
It comes with written instructions but here are some pictures, and a better explanation.
Here's how it will look if you set it up properly. The top text box is the tag before the tag you want to add. The second one is the text as you want it to be. It's best to have it be a default value and formated properly. You also will need to select the xml file the changes will pertain to.
Note you need a new line after the text.
Example pic:
After you hit add close the box and in the same directory as the file edited there is a new file with your changes. Since this is a beta make sure you back up the original before you rename the new file.
It will take a try or two but its very fast and easy once you get the hang of my cheap interface.
Removing a Tag
Simply put the name of the tag you want to remove in the top text box, check the Remove? check box, and hit run.