retired_seekperfection

one thing has bugged me for years now... please tell me if you have any solution to this.

every time the game comes out we all do some of our own editing and then we play. however, as the year goes on you can't keep up with everything. so, later i might use some nice update by somebody else.

here's my question: is there a way to incorporate MY changes into that new database or update? say i add some media names, then an update comes out by SI in a new patch. what would it take to have a tool that would simply slap the two databases together and allow you to choose which items (player info, team info, media) you want to use from which version.

i am not a wiz on this stuff, just wondering if any of you smart ones have some idea.

thanks.

retired_sethy

no, you have to input your own changes again iirc

retired_seekperfection

i know i have to do that now. the question i was asking was would be it possible and if so, how would you create a tool to merge the changes?

SI must be doing that with the research teams, they have some sort of a feeder system for their updates and things.

retired_julieamiller

I don't think u can because all updates (that ive seen), work by letting u download the data files as a whole.

borat123

I'm going to cough here and point you all to Genie's editor.

*COUGH*
http://community.sigames.com/eve/for...2/m/2532087881

Genie's editor uses something called packages which enables you to export changes you make to a file and when you want to add them to another database, you simply import the package.

So, to answer your question ickle, yes, yes you can do that.

Which would make debski wrong.