You will need to edit the globals at the top of the script in order to change the processors results.

Running the processor requires python v3+ [www.python.org]and can be executed via the command line by navigating to where the script is located, typing "python processTUGschematics.py", then pressing enter.

The processor's initial globals assume that you have the steam version of TUG installed and on the C:/ drive. If you run into errors, try that first.

Theirs extra hints as to what each one of the globals does within the script.


If you'd rather not process the data yourself, I've made an appendix in this guide which has several commonly used variables and there associated values.

If you'd like to add to or modify the code, here's the url to the github page.[github.com]
I'm also working on another processor more geared towards creating/modifying schematics but its still WIP; You can still have a look here.[github.com]

Comments, queries, concerns, please get in touch.

Rawr