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New and Improved Ship Names Help?

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Quick question.  How do I add ship names and make them work?  When I go to notepad and add names, it gets all screwed up.  What am I doing wrong?

Edited by Star Wars Godzilla Ruler

EaWFoC uses a special type of TXT file which you cannot set.

 

Copy an existing file, rename it, and edit it.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v423/kc1991/droid803sig.jpg

"That was fun"

EaWFoC uses a special type of TXT file which you cannot set.

 

Oh, really?

You mean a Unicode file? With a proper BOM? Notepad is perfectly capable of producing those.

Try selecting "Unicode" as encoding when saving a new file.

Interesting, Mike.nl, because some time ago I did that and it didn't work... (Must be on some of my older, crappy topics). I needed to copy the game one and rename it...  :P
I remeber someone saying it couldn't be set so just copy and existing one...its never been a burned anyway - its only around 20 lines to delete...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v423/kc1991/droid803sig.jpg

"That was fun"

I don't know who said that, but he was being ignorant or jumping to conclusions.

Save a file as .txt, Unicode encoding and it will work.

 

I've checked the resulting file with a hex editor and the file is identical to the existing files, if you use the same shipnames, of course.

 

This isn't about ease of creating new files, it's about the principal. Copying existing files isn't necessary.

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