Title says it all. Is their a way to do that? I apologize if this sounds noobish.
-Thanks
Actually, no. You have to create a new GCT file to add codes.
Quote from: imlr. on July 28, 2012, 09:39:44 PM
Actually, no. You have to create a new GCT file to add codes.
I've been doing research, it looks like I can. It just seems a bit complicating.
You can just download a GCT editor.
I'm pretty sure there's one in the resource section.
Get my gct fusionizer or my gct analyzer tools. The analyzer is more useful, you can add txt codes to your gct files easily. Fusionizer just fuses 2 gct files, so the resulting file has the codes from both gcts.