jmelnick
Bad Mod Skills, Big Ideas
That code is an md5 used to check data integrity.
I made a utility program called ModBBF that can add files to a mod if the mod already exists with a .modinfo file. It will generate md5's and add things to the Files section with include=1, which is all you need to do for added art files (dds, etc). You could use it for other files but you would have to edit modinfo manually to get them "added correctly" (e.g., as OnModActivated). It was never meant to be a replacement for ModBuddy, just a complement (ModBuddy gets terribly slow with many big art files). But it may be your only choice.
Thanks for the info. I already got the md5 code, but I'll look at this next time.
By the way, I'm a fan of Macs because you can type Éa with a standard US keyboard. Or at least I remember doing that back in 1992 or so. It's 20 years later and I still can't do that in Windows (not without memorizing a 3 digit code).
I love Macs too! However, they suck for mods!