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Hi, they made it for enginuity but XML v6 is not able to create it...how can i do to have one for Ecuflash?
Thanks

no one to answer?

Do want to tune with Ecuflash or just flash with it?

I've tried to tune with enginuity but i have some problems with the copy/paste and it doesn't have the increment/decrement function so i would like to finish my rom with ecuflash
I know that no def is requested to flash

Enginuity does have increment/decrement functions (the arrows at the top of the table). Copy and paste works just fine - what are you trying to do? There's no current way to convert the enginuity defs to ecuflash.

merchgod wrote:Enginuity does have increment/decrement functions (the arrows at the top of the table). Copy and paste works just fine - what are you trying to do? There's no current way to convert the enginuity defs to ecuflash.

ok i'll try for increment decrement
But my laptop is in french and the copy paste functions doesn't work...it could be great for me if it was
I know that enginuity defs and ecuflash defs aren't the same, and XML v6 doesn't have this CALID in memory, so i can't creat my own def for open ecu...
Any solution (i'll continue with enginuity but it would be nice i had the choice between both softs, each one has his good points)
Thanks

scotty wrote:ok i'll try for increment decrement
But my laptop is in french and the copy paste functions doesn't work...it could be great for me if it was
I know that enginuity defs and ecuflash defs aren't the same, and XML v6 doesn't have this CALID in memory, so i can't creat my own def for open ecu...
Any solution (i'll continue with enginuity but it would be nice i had the choice between both softs, each one has his good points)
Thanks

Try using the "copy table" or "copy selection" in the edit menu of the source table and "paste" in the edit menu of the destination table, rather than keyboard shortcuts. If that doesn't work, try changing your regional settings in the control panel to U.S. (standards and formats only) and see if that works.

The problem is that someone has to create the definitions for the specific application. There's no way to automatically do this with just the rom. All xmlwrite does is use "borrowed" definitions (like 2 years ago) from a major tuning company and converts it to the proper xml.

merchgod wrote:

scotty wrote:ok i'll try for increment decrement
But my laptop is in french and the copy paste functions doesn't work...it could be great for me if it was
I know that enginuity defs and ecuflash defs aren't the same, and XML v6 doesn't have this CALID in memory, so i can't creat my own def for open ecu...
Any solution (i'll continue with enginuity but it would be nice i had the choice between both softs, each one has his good points)
Thanks

Try using the "copy table" or "copy selection" in the edit menu of the source table and "paste" in the edit menu of the destination table, rather than keyboard shortcuts. If that doesn't work, try changing your regional settings in the control panel to U.S. (standards and formats only) and see if that works.

The problem is that someone has to create the definitions for the specific application. There's no way to automatically do this with just the rom. All xmlwrite does is use "borrowed" definitions (like 2 years ago) from a major tuning company and converts it to the proper xml.

Ok thank you for the info on XML write working, i've tried copy selection and paste (not with shortcuts and it doesn't work either) but i've read on enginuity that i had to put my laptop in US settings (i talked about it above).
So i'll try soon.
Thanks for your answers