copy D:\ships over the original in the game data directory (you may want to save the original, just in case) run Ships2 Macro: it will compile the table on drive D:\ in ships.txt tweak the table of parameters and descriptions run Ship1 Macro (click the buton or open the macro editor and chech it out first, your choice) delete previous text in Tabel_ships and Destinatie_ships tabs Upon copying you'll be asked about format. open ships.txt in Notepad++ and copy it's contents into the sheet Sursa_ships below (the light blue tab). identify the game "data" directory and ships.txt in it
#Endless sky fleet ship out of fule install#
install Notepad++ if you dont have it and check that word wrap is disabled. This will enable the 2 macros in this file to run. enable macros in Libre Office (Tools > Options >Security > Macro Security > LOW). install Libre Office ( a free alternative to Microsoft Office). The fleet does all of the work while I just mop up the endless supply of disabled sparrows, hawks, furies, headhunters, and quicksilvers. I take off and immediately tell my fleet to hold position. I pick a dominated pirate world as a target and land. So, if you want to try your hand (and mind) in thinking a better equilibrium for a not so simple Endless Sky, you might find useful this tool. My current capture fleet consists of 1 Bactrian and 12 Beetles all fully armed with heavy lasers. After playing some 50+ hours Endless Sky, this little completely free gem of a game, I felt the need to tweak some ships, to make them more ponderous or formidable or under-powered.Įasily done, individually, with all the guides available, but I wanted to be able to modify the rest of the ships/systems/weapons according to my concept of how they should behave, without parsing a zillion lines of txt in ships.txt, weapons.txt and so on in the game's data folder.Įnter Tweak-a-Ship, 2 macro's embedded in the file that extract the information from ship.txt and put it in a table, for easy editing, and then puts it back in txt format
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