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Neoschemed
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Developer: MEDVEDx64
Latest version: 1.0 / 01 August 2020
Supported games: W:A
Platform(s): Windows, Linux, macOS
Language: C#
License: Apache 2.0
Website: github
Download: Neoschemed (1.0):
schemed
schemed screenshot
Developer: MEDVEDx64
Latest version: 0.2.3 / 28 October 2012
Supported games: W:A
Platform(s): Windows, Linux (32/64 bit)
Language: C
License: Open-source
Website: github
Download: schemed (0.2.3):

schemed (not to be confused with SchemeEd) is a terminal editor for the schemes of Worms Armageddon. Its main features are: "hot" and batch edit-save of scheme(s), RubberWorm features support, automatic conversion of v1 schemes into v2, showing the scheme contents and support of multiple operating systems.

Neoschemed is a complete rewrite of the original program in C#, using .NET Core and the Syroot.Worms library. It includes full support for the manipulation of version 3 schemes. It is compatible with Windows, Linux and macOS out of the box, but .NET Core runtime must be installed.

Usage examples can be found in the readme file.

Version history

  • Neoschemed 1.0 (01 Aug 2020) - remade from scratch and supports version 3 schemes. Schemes will be automatically upgraded to v3 upon saving, but a command-line switch ("-v 1" or "-v 2") can be used to override the target scheme version.
  • schemed 0.2.3 (28 Oct 2012) - added -rknock feature of RubberWorm 0.0.1.12.
  • schemed 0.2.2 (28 Aug 2012) - power values are now classically off-set by 1 (i.e. from 1 to 256) and setting 0 will set 256 as zero power, now the -p argument also shows the file's signature, fixed checks of file length and signature, fixed "-rkaosmod 5".
  • schemed 0.2.0 (27 Aug 2012) - rewritten most of schm.c, decreasing its size 4x. Added automatic conversion of v1 schemes into v2. Added linux amd64 binary.
  • schemed 0.1.7 (20 May 2012) - first public beta.
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