Changing Noesis' file associations

[ShadyTheFirst]

I've been trying to learn Noesis python scripting for a couple days now, and I think I've managed to write a decent, partially working script. However, I can't test it because upon loading it, Noesis thinks it's a Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 file, which it's not. Here's an image showing what I mean:



I'd like to know if there's a way to force Noesis to attempt to load a model using the specified script, as opposed to choosing the one it's been told to load for this kind of file, Thanks.

[Acewell]

you can temporarily move the conflicting script out of the python folder or give your new script a unique type check.

[ShadyTheFirst]

I would do that, but I've searched all through the files and can't find this script that's causing it. I never installed such a script, so maybe it was built into Noesis?

[chrrox]

just re download noesis and move your script to the new folder.

[Acewell]

I never installed such a script, so maybe it was built into Noesis?

it seems so, it is mentioned in native noesis.dll

[ShadyTheFirst]

it seems so, it is mentioned in native noesis.dll

If that's the case, is there a way to remove it or disable it?

[Acewell]

in theory you can hex edit out anything you want, just need to know what you're looking at, otherwise you
need to add a unique type check to your script or even change the extension of your samples temporarily.
thats all i got man, good luck!

[chrrox]

there is a python function to overwrite built in plugins. noesis.disableFormatByDescription("Hokuto Musou Model") as an example
also just rename the extension to something else and test your plugin with that.