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Entry limits in table
Hello, is the limit of 250 entries in ships.tbl still here? I'm asking because I'm currently reaching 252 entries in my current mod and the games still lauch and run as well as the editor.

Am I risking encountering some strange bugs by using so much entries?

 

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Re: Entry limits in table
The ships.tbl entries limit has been removed.
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Re: Entry limits in table
Great I didn't know, I was counting each entry and was afraid I couldn't add one ore two more things to it!
Thanks.

 

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Re: Entry limits in table
If you had too many entries in there, the debug exe would have warned you :P
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Re: Entry limits in table
The ships.tbl entries limit has been removed.

Not for multiplayer I assume.
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Re: Entry limits in table
It wasn't removed; it was doubled to 500.

Not for multiplayer I assume.
Yeah, the limit for multiplayer is also unchanged.
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Re: Entry limits in table
OK it's good to know. I'll probably do some cleanup then to try to be under the limit.