octool
Simple picture guide showing common usage of octool
when downloaded the octool folder will contain these items
on first run you will see something similar to this
summary of basic navigation and commands of the plist viewer/editor
how different data types are represented in the plist editor
editing a data type in hexidecimal or string format
editing an integer type directly or bit by bit
editing a string type directly or selecting from available options
the cut, copy and paste commands
displaying Configuration.pdf information for the highlighted field
typical display of a resource section in the config.plist
displaying information of the selected resource
changing the version of OpenCore being used
changing the version used of a single resource
typical save output showing errors in config.plist
the merge and purge commands for updating the config.plist
the ordering command for checking kext requirements and load order
adding a kext to the Kernel>Add section
