New version! - Added a 'Save Paths' button in the options - If you were pasting the path into the textbox instead of using the browse button, they weren't saving! - Added an 'export all' button - Will now load in the Gibs / Weapon mounts from the xml file and save them back out after. There's no way...

@Weltall Zero Thanks, that's exactly the kind of feedback I want, this helps me out loads :) 1) Inability to recognize folders for the game's resources other than in the default routes expected by the editor; changing these routes does nothing. Forces to copy the extracted resource dirs where the ed...

When the editor outputs your ship's blueprint, it does something a little naughty you need to fix. <health amount="0"/> That's the default hull strength - in other words, you're starting in a ship that's already dead. Set it to 30 (which is the correct hull for player ships). ..Ah crap, I...

Unpacked means they're already extracted. So don't click extract, just close the options window, I should probably have made that more obvious

Looks awesome, good job I'll add a link to this in the post about FTLEdit

Thanks for this, hopefully this will clear up a lot of the issues people are having!

When you change which option? To what value?

Also, can you expand that details window and paste in the full contents of it? I need that to see where the error actually is

HeavyGuyFP: Make sure you're using the latest version, pretty sure I fixed that in the last one, if you had downloaded it more than a couple weeks ago

Dugatee: Sorry! :p That's what I get for replying manually instead of using the quote button I guess!

Jyggalag: If you've already got it unpacked, just set up the folder paths, the extract button is just for doing that automatically via ftlDat Dugatree: Not really, you'll need to extract it as it relies on some of the data (e.g. the blueprints xml file) to know what weapons etc there are to choose f...

Use 'cd' to change directory, and if you're using a folder with spaces in, make sure to put the whole path in quotes.

E.g.
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Blah\"