What are the .cfg files and how can I edit them?
The .cfg files are plain text files, just saved with a file extension “.cfg”. You can create and edit them using normal text editors; just save the files in correct format. Please note that some Windows programs like to add a “.txt” extension, so the file is instead of “my_scenario.cfg” saved as “my_scenario.cfg.txt”. And then the Windows Explorer will hide the “.txt” extension, so you may not notice it. Notepad: After you create a document, click “File”, “Save as…” and select “Save as type: All files”. To open the document, click “File”, “Open…” and select “Files of type: All files (*.*)”. If you open someone else’s document, and the end-of-line symbols are displayed as small rectangles, you have to use another editor. WordPad: After you create a document, click “File”, “Save as…” and select “Save as type: Text Document”. After the document is saved, close WordPad and remove the “.txt” extension from file. To open the document, click “File”, “Open…” and select “Files of type:
