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[Release] Class Editor

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This tool allows you to edit any arma3 class defined in the config files

 

To use input a arma config path and click load. This will load that class to the editor

Once you are done editing click save to have the class copied to clipboard. From there you can paste it to file you want.

 

This tool can be used by addon makes as well by mission scripters.

 

The editor opens up with example classes

 

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This tool is still beta so make sure you backup your files before using this!

 

 

This tool is available as mission folder

 

Notes:

Does not support += operator

 

Download:

 

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1776575634 (New)

 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MnvVhNDCgnP6-2vGsnLlzQuVs1dp68Uj (Old)

 

 

Any feedback welcome!

 

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Updated: Supports now class inheritance

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what is intended use cases or workflows?

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18 minutes ago, .kju said:

what is intended use cases or workflows?

 

You can use it to create/edit any class in arma, for example you could be making a vehicle addon and you can use this to edit all important fields of your vehicle's class. I'm personally using this to edit some classes in my missions, where in one mission I have put all the vehicles/units available for purchase from specific mod into classes, so I can edit that root class or sub classes with this

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On 6/21/2019 at 10:46 AM, gc8 said:

 

You can use it to create/edit any class in arma...

 

Hey gc8, this is a great idea, man! Now once I edit a class (I am trying to edit "cfgFirstAid" for a dedi server), where would I put the new code? In the config.cpp?

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19 minutes ago, Rosso777 said:

 

Hey gc8, this is a great idea, man! Now once I edit a class (I am trying to edit "cfgFirstAid" for a dedi server), where would I put the new code? In the config.cpp?

 

I think there maybe misunderstanding on this one. the class editor allows you to create classes which you can copy paste around. the editor it self does not overwrite the arma config classes

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Just now, gc8 said:

 

I think there maybe misunderstanding on this one. the class editor allows you to create classes which you can copy paste around. the editor it self does not overwrite the arma config classes

 

Dang. Okay, thanks for the quick reply.

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