having problems to clear goals. - by Cardia
Cardia on 25/5/2015 at 21:09
i set up some goals as optionals, but then i decided to not have them so i run cleanobj.cmd and then created new goals, this time with no optional objectives, i opened the mission and run mygoals.cmd
however Dromed assumes i still have optional goals. so i can actually finish the mission without completing certain goals, i know i have set everything well, know that the go to a location i check "last" i have tried this several times i even created new objects to acquire but somehow my mission assumes that i need to have those optional goals, anyay that i can clean for good all values from the mission quest data?
here i can´t clean this:
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http://s18.postimg.org/4o33zd2nd/goals_wont_clean.pngi run in the command box "Run mygoals.cmd" it will delete some goals but and these values will remain here.
Xorak on 25/5/2015 at 21:18
I find sometimes I have to manually delete them using the quest_delete command.
R Soul on 25/5/2015 at 21:24
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http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122439)
Make sure your .cmd file uses the commands in SlyFoxx's post.
If you're running the .cmd file from the menu that comes with Tafferpatcher/The Dromed Toolkit, double check you're just entering "cleanobj.cmd" and not "run cleanobj.cmd", because the menu item handles the 'run' part itself.
Cardia on 25/5/2015 at 21:37
Quote Posted by R Soul
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http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122439)
Make sure your .cmd file uses the commands in SlyFoxx's post.
If you're running the .cmd file from the menu that comes with Tafferpatcher/The Dromed Toolkit, double check you're just entering "cleanobj.cmd" and not "run cleanobj.cmd", because the menu item handles the 'run' part itself.
I did use slyfoxx post but i still got goals values in the quest mission data.
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http://s14.postimg.org/wu9qwsx69/goals.jpgCardia on 25/5/2015 at 21:40
Quote Posted by Xorak
I find sometimes I have to manually delete them using the quest_delete command.
can you give me an example on how to delete one of the goals in the image above?
Nevermind i have figured how to delete them manually
Cardia on 25/5/2015 at 21:49
Alright i was able to delete them manually, phew :sweat:
Again thank you guys for your support
R Soul on 25/5/2015 at 22:00
You shouldn't have to delete them manually if you have that .cmd file.
File > Run Command...
cleanobj.cmd
However if that cmd file is in a subfolder (e.g. ...\Thief2\cmds\cleanobj.cmd) you have to type in cmds\cleanobj.cmd
Xorak on 25/5/2015 at 23:43
I should've clarified and said in instances like these I don't "have to" manually clear them, but that I find it's easier to manually delete them (or to add them) and just be done with it and know it works. I wasn't trying to insinuate the .cmd file option doesn't work. The objectives aren't even really that difficult to manually enter, but I think a lot of people get overwhelmed through lack of practice, especially with the (very useful) Objective Wizard and such doing all the hard work.
R Soul on 26/5/2015 at 00:01
My comment wasn't aimed at you Xorak. I was encouraging cardia1 to look into his situation so that in future he has an easier time with cmd files.
Cardia on 26/5/2015 at 06:35
Quote Posted by R Soul
My comment wasn't aimed at you Xorak. I was encouraging cardia1 to look into his situation so that in future he has an easier time with cmd files.
Thank you Rsoul :thumb:, i noticed that slyfoxx values does remove every optional goal, i´ll keep his nixall.cmd file saved for future objective fixes.
