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CClite -- a companion to CCEdit v4
Version 1.2, written by Andrew Griffin
Description
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CClite is a program that takes a CCEdit v4 patch file and applies
it to your game.dat file. This enables you to make changes to
the game.dat file without having to start up CCEdit.
Distribution
------------
You can distribute this program (cclite.exe) however you want
provided that you distribute this file (cclite.txt) with it, and
that you don't edit either file.
A mention would be nice as well :) (as would an email)
Changes in v1.1
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Shortened the -usepatch command to -u
Bug Fix: a bug sneaked in where you could change the name offset of
structures. Avoid using versions of CClite prior to v1.1
Bug Fix: the patch variables are actually used now :)
IF YOU HAVE A VERSION PRIOR TO v1.1, DON'T USE IT! There is a very
serious bug in previous versions.
Changes in v1.2
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This version now works with Command and Conquer v1.22.
Please use this version when distributing CClite.
Usage
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There are 2 avaiable commands:
-u
and
-silent
-silent
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This tells CClite to run in silent mode, and it will not display
any output unless and error occurs. This is added so that CClite
can be called from a batch file without displaying stuff to the screen.
-u <filename>
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This tells CClite to use the specified patch file (which must be a
valid CCEdit v4 patch file) as a basis for altering the game.dat
file.
This program requires that the game.dat file be in the same directory
as itself.
If successful, the program will return zero (0). If the patch procedure
failed for some reason, then it will return a non-zero number. If
you know how, you should check for this if running -silent.
NOTE: if you have the 1.22 patch for Command and Conquer installed,
you will not be editing the game.dat file. The file is now called
game.new (a silly change done by Westwood in what appears to be an attempt
to stop people from using editors such as these).
CCEdit v4
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CClite is a companion program to the Command and Conquer editor, CCEdit.
You can get a copy of CCEdit v4 from my web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5458
You can get in touch with me at: buggy@adam.com.au
Andrew Griffin
buggy@adam.com.au