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How to delete file at my GRF using Thor Patcher?


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How to delete file inside my GRF using Thor Patcher?

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You specify the file path and filename like this:

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In delete file tab, put a list of files you want to delete (eg. data\sclientinfo.xml), note that file name only supports in ACSII at this moment.

then the output you still choose GRF or File, other than that it's same as regular patch.

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In delete file tab, put a list of files you want to delete (eg. data\sclientinfo.xml), note that file name only supports in ACSII at this moment.

then the output you still choose GRF or File, other than that it's same as regular patch.

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Thanks

BTW , to delete , where i will put the files to delete?...in " Add to List?" or " File Import". Im confused in here. And , will it be automatically search the directory of the files to delete inside my GRF?.

Ex.

/data/sprite/

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Ahh ,thanks :) .. BTW , can you explain what is ASCII and UNICODE?

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BTW , to delete , where i will put the files to delete?...in " Add to List?" or " File Import". Im confused in here. And , will it be automatically search the directory of the files to delete inside my GRF?.

Ex.

/data/sprite/

Hmm,

Unicode is a way to assign unique numbers (called code points) to almost every character that is in active use today. This includes characters from nearly all languages plus many other characters such as mathematical symbols. There are many ways to encode Unicode strings as bytes, such as UTF-8 and UTF-16.

ASCII assigns values only to 128 characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, space, some punctuation, and some control characters). As such it has a very limited use.

For every character that has an ASCII value, the Unicode code point and the ASCII value of that character are the same.

In most modern applications you should prefer to use Unicode strings rather than ASCII. This will for example allow you to have users with accented characters in their name or address, and to localize your interface to languages other than English.

Get it? .....

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Lols , i think you are not talking about Thor Patcher. Im just only asking this"

"BTW , to delete , where i will put the files to delete?...in " Add to List?" or " File Import". Im confused in here. And , will it be automatically search the directory of the files to delete inside my GRF?."

Ex.

/data/sprite/

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In deleting files , does Thor Patcher will auto locate the directory were the files should be delete?

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thanks

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