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Personally, I'd be wary of deleting labels and gauges, but I think doing so would be okay. You just have to be careful with deleting things that are interactive. What you might want to try is opening up the EQUI_Inventory.xml file and where you start seeing <Label> tags comment around them to disable them. That way if the program messes up you can just enable them by removing the comments. If you don't know XML (or HTML, since they're similar as far as syntax structure), I don't suggest you go mucking around with the XML files until you've looked at them and have some understanding as to how they work.

If disabling doesn't work, you can just move them out of the window by giving each label a negative <Y> <Location> value, and this will place the labels out of the window. They won't be deleted per se, but at least they'll be out of sight.

-TJ

07-27-2002, 03:19 PM	#3
psychogears A Shissar Disciple Join Date: Jul 2002 Server: Xev Posts: 106	Personally, I'd be wary of deleting labels and gauges, but I think doing so would be okay. You just have to be careful with deleting things that are interactive. What you might want to try is opening up the EQUI_Inventory.xml file and where you start seeing <Label> tags comment around them to disable them. That way if the program messes up you can just enable them by removing the comments. If you don't know XML (or HTML, since they're similar as far as syntax structure), I don't suggest you go mucking around with the XML files until you've looked at them and have some understanding as to how they work. If disabling doesn't work, you can just move them out of the window by giving each label a negative <Y> <Location> value, and this will place the labels out of the window. They won't be deleted per se, but at least they'll be out of sight. -TJ __________________ Hazul, Plik, Xzhamacharathae, Seis, Lyca, Pogi, Camm... of Xev