All of the pie files in warzone.wz and mp.wz always crash pie slicer when trying to load them, this can be fixed by opening them up (I use wordpad) and saving them again. In previous version the text was all in bold and when you removed the bold it worked. Now, in these newer versions, there is no bold text, but if you select the text and click the bold button it appears to "de-bold" something. This becomes a hassle if you want to search through the files to find a specific one, but do not know it's name. Is there a way to fix this?
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Not much point making a new thread so:
Another question, does pie toaster have the same problem and does it use .png textures for its rendering? (Not .pcx/.bmp)
Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
"...If pure awesomeness were bricks, this would be the Great Wall of China...
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
Re: Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
Is the line wrap wrong maybe? Unix and DOS derivates use different line wrapping symbols. I would think that the Windows builds used DOS line endings, but if they don't, it might explain your problem.
Re: Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
Ah, yes, that would appear to be correct, I just opened them up with notepad and it had the boxes where the line wrap should be. I stopped using notepad for txt editing because of this problem.
"...If pure awesomeness were bricks, this would be the Great Wall of China...
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
Re: Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
Try to use a text editor that can mess with line endings - pretty much every plaintext editor except Notepad can do this (I'd recommend Notepad2).
And remember, this text isn't formatted - bolding and unbolding text shouldn't do anything (unless you save it in a rich text format, in which case it wouldn't be a valid PIE file).
And remember, this text isn't formatted - bolding and unbolding text shouldn't do anything (unless you save it in a rich text format, in which case it wouldn't be a valid PIE file).
Re: Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
Thanks for that, it looks very useful.Zarel wrote:Try to use a text editor that can mess with line endings - pretty much every plaintext editor except Notepad can do this (I'd recommend Notepad2).
"...If pure awesomeness were bricks, this would be the Great Wall of China...
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
The glory of this has collapsed on its self so far, that even the neutrons have collapsed."
Re: Non "Pie slicer friendly" pie files
I think Pie Slicer also wants the textures in pcx format, so that is another issue.
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