I don't like uploading source code. Because whatever happens I never like it (Except in a few simple cases). I have decided however just to upload it. No one will look at it much anyway.

The projects that maybe of interest:

BSA parser (It can't write them). C++
https://github.com/Yacoby/cpp-bsa

ESM/ESP/ESS parser. Very low level. PHP
https://github.com/Yacoby/php-esmparser



You can find more, mostly Morrowind related files here:
https://github.com/Yacoby

If there is a specific project that you want the source for, now is the time to say.

That sounds a bit ominous....

Not really. I am formatting my harddrive, in theory nothing should be lost. I will be gutted if things are lost.

Why not upload them to GHF http://www.fliggerty.com/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=56 subforum, so that someone there can take a look at them. :wink_smile:

It's always scary exposing your code to your peers! (grin).
Thanks for this. Good luck with the HDD!

Im interested in some source code, but it won't do me any good right now. I just dont want the window of opportunity to close if you say "alright all done, no more sourcecode opportunity". I am attending school for computer programming and I am inexperienced with this but I want em.

The source codes that I want are celltoNIF and the utility for placing plants randomly (used in grass mod http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=7762)

ST the novice programmer
ps. mebbe escog, but I think the code is available on google code? Anyhow thank you for opportunity to see your sourcecode

Ah. Lack of version control is generally a bad thing. This method makes it easier to fork projects and things



I have always seeded generously


I will upload the Grass Generator or whatever I called it when I am back at home. The Cell to Nif program is already uploaded here
https://github.com/Yacoby/CellToNif

However, for both those projects the code is terrible. I mean really terrible. While they "work" (ish) they shouldn't be used as an example of how to write code. They were both hacked together on a deadline where code quality didn't matter (plus, when I wrote them I was a far worse programmer than I am now)

I am 99% sure escog is up on google code. I think the code quality on that was slightly better. Maybe.

While I understand you might not think the code is top quality, I'm not concerned with that. You say they work (ish), and that is what matters to me.

ST