Abetillo wrote:
I have checked the .json files on the Github and the code does not seem complicated, at least for adding and modifying things.
I think i have read here that people sends you files with the lists to add but i do not know the details or anything else on how it works.
PM me if i can be of any help.
Submissions can be processed using github, collaboration on code is what it's designed for after all. The files to change are in:
https://github.com/adam77/snapfire/tree ... /war/listsJust fork the repo, modify and test your changes and create a pull request. Github has instructions for how to use forks, pull requests, branching etc.
I am not sure who other than kyuss and adam77 can approve pull requests but I am happy to also do this if they want to give me access, all it takes is to check the changes against the official source and build them locally to check they work.
New lists are a lot more work than changing something that exists, but I think there might still be some IG changes that didnt make their way through all the variant lists.
I gave up too easily thinking it could be anywhere in the code, not only on the list's. After i read this i found it in less than a minute, and noticed also other things about how it works.