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[Tool] Tacticstypes.ini spreadsheet for OpenOffice

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Lord_Valarian:
You said it shows a progress bar. I can't see anything happening. Also, the original is missing other common terms used in nexus.

I"m using open office  3.3.0

Arparso:
How do you run the macro? I've tested and worked with it both in 3.2.0 and 3.3.0 versions of OpenOffice and never had issues with the progress bar or the .ini creation itself.

As for missing items: my spreadsheet is a direct copy of the original Excel spreadsheet included in the game's modding tools - I only ported the original macro, because that wouldn't work in OpenOffice. Everything that's missing in my spreadsheet would also be missing in the original Excel file, so blame the original developers for that one ;)

Lord_Valarian:

--- Quote from: Arparso on June 27, 2011, 23:53:22 ---How do you run the macro? I've tested and worked with it both in 3.2.0 and 3.3.0 versions of OpenOffice and never had issues with the progress bar or the .ini creation itself.
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tools>macros>run macro>
Library:
tachictypes_vanillasp>standard>ExportToIni>
Macro name:
main

Nothing happens on any of the macro names. I'm using a test directory. mods/phasermod/_work/parms/tachictypes_vanillasp
This would remove all the other additions i'v made to tachictypes.

>As for missing items: my spreadsheet is a direct copy of the original Excel spreadsheet included in the game's modding tools - I only ported the original macro, because that wouldn't work in OpenOffice. Everything that's missing in my spreadsheet would also be missing in the original Excel file, so blame the original developers for that one ;)

Yea, that's what I meant. We need to expand on it. As it now, it's no good for my mod and likely others.

Arparso:
Are you running OpenOffice in Windows or Linux?

Or maybe your macro security settings prevent the macro from running? You can change them under:
Tools->Options->OpenOffice.org->Security->Macro Security
(I've set mine to medium, so I'm asked to enable/disable macros when opening a file with macros in it)

Apart from that, I've got no idea why it's not working for you. :(

Lord_Valarian:

--- Quote from: Arparso on June 29, 2011, 11:13:16 ---Are you running OpenOffice in Windows or Linux?

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Openoffice in windows.


--- Quote ---Or maybe your macro security settings prevent the macro from running? You can change them under:
Tools->Options->OpenOffice.org->Security->Macro Security
(I've set mine to medium, so I'm asked to enable/disable macros when opening a file with macros in it)
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I set it to medium. Nothing happens. :p

Can you make a video and show it to me?    How you do it?

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