[repoland2]

I was just wondering how everyone views these .sp files for the additions, and changes they make?

[Drixevel]

Open up the file in notepad, notepad++, wordpad, or any text editor that supports it(almost every one).

[repoland2]

Wow, chalk up a [fayl] for me. So how about the .smx files? They're encrypted.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by repoland2 Wow, chalk up a [fayl] for me. So how about the .smx files? They're encrypted.

SMX files are compiled SP files.

Chances are, if you have an SMX file, you have access to the SP file(s) it was compiled from.

[repoland2]

That's brilliant. Thank you both

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by Powerlord SMX files are compiled SP files. Chances are, if you have an SMX file, you have access to the SP file(s) it was compiled from.

If you're given an SMX, but not the SP, let us know, since that's a violation of the license.