Need help remove Vulture from EnemyAnimalsDesert group

[xxx73]

Hi

I'm trying to remove Vulture in EnemyAnimalsDesert group with using xpath. Since my xpath experience is like 0 I have not manged to do this correctly. This is what I have tried so far.

<configs>

<remove xpath="/entitygroups/entitygroup[@name='EnemyAnimalsDesert'][@entity name="animalZombieVulture']" />

</configs>

[/CODE]

<configs>

<remove xpath="/entitygroups/entitygroup[@name='EnemyAnimalsDesert'] />
		<entity name="animalZombieVulture"/>

</configs>

What am I doing wrong, how should it look correctly?

 

[Bubo]

This modder replaces them.. might help

https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?100533-REV6-7-8-s-REALITY-CHECK

=)https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?100533-REV6-7-8-s-REALITY-CHECK

 

[xxx73]

Thanks for your help, I will check it out

 

[meganoth]

HiI'm trying to remove Vulture in EnemyAnimalsDesert group with using xpath. Since my xpath experience is like 0 I have not manged to do this correctly. This is what I have tried so far.

<configs>

<remove xpath="/entitygroups/entitygroup[@name='EnemyAnimalsDesert'][@entity name="animalZombieVulture']" />

</configs>

[/CODE]
...

What am I doing wrong, how should it look correctly?

I would think it should be more like this:

<configs>

<remove xpath="/entitygroups/entitygroup[@name='EnemyAnimalsDesert']/entity[@name='animalZombieVulture']" />

</configs>

The @ notation is ONLY to denote attributes. "entitygroup" and "entity" are called elements, their parameters like "name" are called attributes.

You also used " once instead of ' in the first xpath. And the second xpath missed one ".

 

[xxx73]

I would think it should be more like this:

<configs>

<remove xpath="/entitygroups/entitygroup[@name='EnemyAnimalsDesert']/entity[@name='animalZombieVulture']" />

</configs>

[/CODE]

The @ notation is ONLY to denote attributes. "entitygroup" and "entity" are called elements, their parameters like "name" are called attributes.

You also used " once instead of ' in the first xpath. And the second xpath missed one ".

Thanks for your reply, and thank for your explanation, will try it later.