Michael Corbett
Michael Corbett
I followed the steps in the setup for the template I installed in Visual Studio. 1. Started a new project with the template version 2. Used update-database 3. Started the...
Currently, only classic IPS patches are supported. I should add support for opening IPS32 patches too.
As future plans are to get IPS Peek running on other platforms, I've decided to eventually migrate the project to Avalonia. The only hex editor I've found that works with...
Support for patch block comments. This will allow you to write little comments about various parts of modified data in patch files.
In order to get IPS Peek running on other platforms, it will need to be migrated to another UI framework (dropping Windows Forms.) I have decided to settle on Avalonia...
Allow modified patches to be exported as IPS patches. Modified means that some of the patch records are unchecked in the patch records view.
I believe switching the configuration file format from JSON to TOML will make it easier to tweak for users, if they need to. Official TOML library: https://github.com/toml-lang/toml .NET libraries: Tomlyn:...
I should migrate all UI code to ReactiveUI and use MVVM, while refactoring as appropriate.
Do you think it would be too difficult to get your project running natively in Avalonia? I haven't looked at the source, thoroughly. Avalonia: https://avaloniaui.net/ If I get the time...