Node Offset Tool What is it? It is a tool to offset nodes. Useful when porting parts between vehicles etc. Why not use BNEditor? Idk How do I use it? Run the executable, browse to your jbeam file, write the part name and the offset you want. Simple! A quick how-to with pictures: 1. Launch the application, and input the path to your .jbeam file in the "Jbeam file path:" entry, or use the "Browse" button to get the file path to your file. 2. Enter the name of your part in the "Part name:" entry without quotes. 3. Write the offset you want in the corresponding entries. Any axis left empty will be interpreted as 0. 4. Optionally, you can tick the "Save changes" checkbox. This will write the old and new node locations to a text file in the same directory as your jbeam file. 5. Click "Apply Offset", and the offset will be applied to your file. Note: this writes over the old file. 6. Your offset is now applied, and any information or errors will be printed on the bottom of the application. Changes will be visible once you reload the file in notepad++ or relaunch notepad, or press Ctrl+R in-game. Installation: Unzip the "node_offset_tool_03.zip" anywhere you want, and run the "node_offset_tool_gui.exe", or create a shortcut to it. If you don't trust my executable (which apparently is flagged a false positive by antivirus software), you are free to download the "node_offset_tool_source.zip" and run the python file as you wish. I wrote the tool in python, and I hope it works without python installed on your computer. I used auto-py-to-exe to make the executable. Have a nice day Version 0.2: Fixed a bug with multiple parts in a file, fixed node group lists being detected as nodes Version 0.3: Now with a user-friendly GUI Version 0.31: Should work regardless of the amount of spaces
I've been calculating them for years I just decided to write it today, but I should have way earlier ngl
Windows defender says virus detected upon downloading... says Threat detected: Trojan:Win32/Fuerboos.C!cl Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Lol. Thanks for the report, I'll sort that out, if I can. Doesn't happen to me edit: I take that back, happens to me as well edit2: well, looks like I'm off to hunting a new method of packing it. In the meantime, use the source files. --- Post updated --- Added a new zip, which is a single executable only. Does that work? It's missing the icon, but that's not a big issue
I haven't tested this, but I think it's because there is no space after the ':' on the part name line. I thought that was a part of the jbeam syntax, but apparently not. Btw, same applies for the nodes section. I'll update my little app today, but it should work if you add those spaces.
Alright, I'll get on my pc once I've eaten my breakfast --- Post updated --- Added a spaces: And it worked:
