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george moromisato
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I don't know if I ever mentioned it, but extensions have a debugOnly attribute:

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<TranscendenceExtension UNID="..." debugOnly="true" ...>
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The attribute specifies that the extension should only be loaded when the game is in debug mode. This is very useful for debugging mods that you don't want to load when playing an official game.

[I just added it to the wiki: http://wiki.neurohack.com/transcendence ... eextension]
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george moromisato wrote:I don't know if I ever mentioned it, but extensions have a debugOnly attribute:

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<TranscendenceExtension UNID="..." debugOnly="true" ...>
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The attribute specifies that the extension should only be loaded when the game is in debug mode. This is very useful for debugging mods that you don't want to load when playing an official game.

[I just added it to the wiki: http://wiki.neurohack.com/transcendence ... eextension]
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Wow, that's great! :D

I have seen the same attribute during topology before, particularly in Eridani System...does it work the same that way too? (Because that could be rather helpful I should think)
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This is a wonderful tool. Sadly, it doesn't seem to work with modules.
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Its only for debug though?
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The module I wanted to use this on? Yes. It's specific to the adventure I'm currently working on, so a module is rather more convenient than a normal extension.
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