Node Renumber Toolkit

Original Codework by Trevor
Supported since 2011-2017 (R.35.01+) by Lifter

RoR 0.4.7.0 is fully supported

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How to use

Start the .exe
Use the Open File Dialog to open your file to be renumbered
Wait until renumbering process is finished
Use the ESC-key to exit the program.

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What you get:

It will NOT do any changes to your original file.
Anyhow, always keep a secure copy of your work somewhere else.

In your selected truckfile-folder, there is a new file generated
It has the same filename then your original file but .renum as extension

In the new file, there are 2 REPORT lines added on top (line 2+3)
There you get the information stored what was done and which errors were caught.
It will always be in Line 2+3, existing REPORTS will be replaced.

Use the tags (xxx, xDELx) to find the points of interests quickly.
With version 38.91+, there should nothing be deleted anymore, just tagged and set as an comment (;)

The new file will be well organized and readable.
Node positions will be rounded to the 4th digit after the decimal point.

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What it can do:

Delete nodes->Add delete to the end of a line. 
	1, 10, 0.0, 5, cl 5 delete

Delete group of nodes->The editorizer can group nodes with a ;grp: tag.
        Be adding delete to the end of such a line deletes all nodes in that
        group. (that is until the next ;grp: tag)
	;grp:Wingleft delete

Rearrange nodes
        Add nodes to the end, and cut & paste to where you want them.

Change starting number of nodes->the tag ;nodenr: changes the node number
        ;nodenr:100 makes the next node number 100 and continues
        numbering onwards. This is usefull if you want to merge 2 files.

NRT.ini file to store the last filepath used automatically. Just for user convinience.

NRT.ini file to store DigitsAfterDecimalPoints for node coordinated. 
	User setting poitive integers 1 to 10, preset is 4.

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What it does not do:

It does not delete empty submeshes. A submesh with an empty cab section will crash
RoR. Check the xDELx to find them.

Forset handling: forset 10-20    If you delete node 10 or 20, the forset will be deleted
If you delete node 15, the forset will turn into forset 10-19
Likewise, adding a node between 15 and 16 will turn in into forset 10-21 and not into
forset 10-15,17-21.

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Written in AutoIt. Use it at your own risk.

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@Trevor: Thanks for the awesome work, Lwh.