Castle Paradox

[Camdog]

So, because I'm a total idiot, I accidentally gave my plotscript file the extension .hsi instead of .hss. I wrote, tested, and got working a bunch of scripts, and then decided to export the names of my constants via custom.exe. This wrote over my plotscripts, so now I have a compiled .hs file of 13 working scripts, but no source file. I want to include more scripts in the game without trashing my working ones, but importing scripts from a file automatically gets rid of previously imported scripts (even if the imported ones are of a different number than the already imported ones).

So, I was wondering if there's any way to combine two .hs files into one, or to import scripts from two or more files with custom. Any ideas? Thanks!

-Cameron

[Iblis]

I dunno if this will work, but try opening the .hss file with notepad. if the scripts are still coherent then you can just copy/paste them into an edit program or notepad or whatever you use to script.
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[Cube]

You could try cut and pasting it into another .hs file. You'd need to reassign all the script numbers though (Look though the file and find the ones that aren't autonumbered. The first number underneath the name is the script number (I think)). Once you do that, try to import it I guess.

But don't take my word for it. I don't kow what that large mess of stuff at the end of the file is. Not to meantion this might mess up your game in some way.

It probably would be best to e-mail James and ask if it's possible. The best solution may be for you to just re-write the scripts all over again. It's only about 13 scripts, so it's not like it's TOO much works (Compared to 100+ scripts).

[Bob the Hamster]

If your script file gets deleted, you cannot restore your scripts from the compiled .hs file. It is simply not possible.

Opening the .hs file in notepad or hssed will just give you mostly binary garbage.

sorry :(