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<blockquote data-quote="Mynex" data-source="post: 2537060" data-attributes="member: 2136"><p>I thought I was done, but I forgot to address this section, and I feel the need to address these statement with facts, since DonTadow is in very short supply of them it seems.</p><p></p><p>e-Tools helper was not a tool designed to make 'datapacks'. It was a tool designed by Davin to help people get around the limitations of the e-Tools interface.</p><p></p><p>Davin is very much a part of our community at CMP, even has his own forums area, and it's fairly active... the program is still around, still used, but more as a support role than the dominant one it used to have when we first took over e-Tools.</p><p></p><p>Community support was shut down because of file sharing, you know, stealing.</p><p></p><p>And once we took over, made code improvements, fixed bugs, and started putting out data sets of the books, there wasn't a whole lot of need for stealing, er, 'community support', we had it covered... because for those that were around, please pipe up.. what was the #1issue with the community user files? Oh right, they didn't play well with each other... because everyone made their data sets their own way and without a standard or any guidance in their construction....</p><p></p><p>Once there were standards and guidance on how to make data, there was very little call for people to be out and about making their own sets of books... which usually consisted of 1-4 people working on the same data set and then trying to mangle the different sets together... which usually resulted in a non-working e-Tools.</p><p></p><p>As for e-Tool help and Davin, Davin was kept in the loop about the code changes from the second we took over e-Tools....</p><p></p><p>Well enough already... in short, from your own words, you haven't used e-Tools or e-Tool Helper in a long while... So until you do use a recent version of both (oh and don't forget how we're so badly 'gouging people' with the free code patches on our website to the main e-Tools program), well.. that suggestion wouldn't be polite, and I wouldn't want to upset Eric's Grandmother... I'll just say you need to see a doctor about having that Cranial-Rectal fission surgery sometime soon.</p><p></p><p>Now I'm done. Night all! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mynex, post: 2537060, member: 2136"] I thought I was done, but I forgot to address this section, and I feel the need to address these statement with facts, since DonTadow is in very short supply of them it seems. e-Tools helper was not a tool designed to make 'datapacks'. It was a tool designed by Davin to help people get around the limitations of the e-Tools interface. Davin is very much a part of our community at CMP, even has his own forums area, and it's fairly active... the program is still around, still used, but more as a support role than the dominant one it used to have when we first took over e-Tools. Community support was shut down because of file sharing, you know, stealing. And once we took over, made code improvements, fixed bugs, and started putting out data sets of the books, there wasn't a whole lot of need for stealing, er, 'community support', we had it covered... because for those that were around, please pipe up.. what was the #1issue with the community user files? Oh right, they didn't play well with each other... because everyone made their data sets their own way and without a standard or any guidance in their construction.... Once there were standards and guidance on how to make data, there was very little call for people to be out and about making their own sets of books... which usually consisted of 1-4 people working on the same data set and then trying to mangle the different sets together... which usually resulted in a non-working e-Tools. As for e-Tool help and Davin, Davin was kept in the loop about the code changes from the second we took over e-Tools.... Well enough already... in short, from your own words, you haven't used e-Tools or e-Tool Helper in a long while... So until you do use a recent version of both (oh and don't forget how we're so badly 'gouging people' with the free code patches on our website to the main e-Tools program), well.. that suggestion wouldn't be polite, and I wouldn't want to upset Eric's Grandmother... I'll just say you need to see a doctor about having that Cranial-Rectal fission surgery sometime soon. Now I'm done. Night all! :) [/QUOTE]
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