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I think the people who play Creatures on a 64-bit computer got screwed over in the developing department - and in the general utility department, for that matter. It turns out that the Breed Uninstallers don't work properly on my new computer - I tried to run the one for C3/DS to get rid of the Tiger Grendels (whose adult sprites crashed the game), and instead of the several second delay before the message box, the message box popped up immediately after telling me it had deleted only 4 .c16 and .att files. When I checked, none of the files I was trying to get rid of were deleted. None of the follow up attempts worked, either. Is there a way to uninstall breeds that doesn't involve finding and manually deleting every single image and body data file (or failing that, at least a method to get all the files for a breed in one place)? Risen Angel's Creatures Blog |
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If you're on Vista or Windows 7, you can go to the Images and/or Body Data folders and do an in-folder search for whatever slot data it is you're looking to delete. So say the data you're after is slot P - go into the folder you want to delete from and type *p* in the search bar. It should only bring back files with a p in the name and make it easy for you to delete en mass. I hope that helps.   Exploring the Ark A journal for C3/DS - updated last: 5 May 2013 |
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