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    Removal of nifskopetype · 826f67c9
    jonwd7 authored
    In <basic> and <compound> the nifskopetype attribute was used as an
    alias system to remap types to internal types.   NifSkope now handles
    the remapping internally.   One single downside to this is that new
    basic/compound cannot be remapped to an internal type via XML alone, it
    must be added to NifSkope.  However, if this proves to ever be an issue,
    NifSkope can house another file in the installation where the remapping
    can be done.
    
    Additionally, nifskopetype was used in some <add> rows to denote that
    the data was a binary blob.  I have instead replaced this with a more
    generic `binary="1"`.  This is also more informative as generally these
    rows are actually embedded files.
    
    Lastly I removed a lot of custom "ns" compounds which NifSkope no longer
    seems to use.  It would seem these compounds were even pre-nifskopetype
    attribute.
    826f67c9
    Removal of nifskopetype
    jonwd7 authored
    In <basic> and <compound> the nifskopetype attribute was used as an
    alias system to remap types to internal types.   NifSkope now handles
    the remapping internally.   One single downside to this is that new
    basic/compound cannot be remapped to an internal type via XML alone, it
    must be added to NifSkope.  However, if this proves to ever be an issue,
    NifSkope can house another file in the installation where the remapping
    can be done.
    
    Additionally, nifskopetype was used in some <add> rows to denote that
    the data was a binary blob.  I have instead replaced this with a more
    generic `binary="1"`.  This is also more informative as generally these
    rows are actually embedded files.
    
    Lastly I removed a lot of custom "ns" compounds which NifSkope no longer
    seems to use.  It would seem these compounds were even pre-nifskopetype
    attribute.
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