Git for real this time.

I guess you could add which GIT revision it was.
That IS the git revision. As it is distributed version control there is no centralized single number that goes up with each change. So it uses a hash code instead to identify changes.
 
@billw2015 there is annoying problem:
If someone adds completely new art in branch, or different new art files are in different branches, then you will end up with pink icons.
Making FPK files can get too annoying.
In this case I looked at prehistoric revision branch.
Spoiler :

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@billw2015 there is annoying problem:
If someone adds completely new art in branch, or different new art files are in different branches, then you will end up with pink icons.
Making FPK files can get too annoying.
In this case I looked at prehistoric revision branch.
FPKs are meant to be made automatically when any changes are made (FPK Live, it runs every time you start the game). It is supposed to make a patch FPK that includes only changes, not remake all the FPKs so it should be fast.
I will need to look at this branch to see what the problem is, but I am in work now so can't go running the game :D
 
Yeah I had a look, NO art files have been added on this branch, probably because they were in the art folder under assets, which is no longer used. ALL art goes in UnpackedArt\art directory now, so FPK Live can pack it.
@KaTiON_PT you need to check this I think.
 
For GitHub desktop to manipulate a xml file I need to install Atom? Or can I somehow make it use Notepad++?
 
For GitHub desktop to manipulate a xml file I need to install Atom? Or can I somehow make it use Notepad++?
Just open the xml file in notepad and change it, github desktop will notice any file changes.
Open in explorer first, find the file you want, and open it in Notepad.

Atom is a decent editing software, maybe you will like it, I prefer notepad++ though.
 
Just open the xml file in notepad and change it, github desktop will notice any file changes.
Open in explorer first, find the file you want, and open it in Notepad.

Atom is a decent editing software, maybe you will like it, I prefer notepad++ though.
Ah okay then. Working from your playing version is screwing with this :old:'s head. :ack:
 
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