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Level Names

Level Names

Level Names

(OP)
I'd like to create lvl files with a text editor rather than go through the arduous interface in ms.  Is that file (*.lvl) a tab or comma delimited file or what?

RE: Level Names

roader,
lvl files are ascii files and you can create these files with an editor. but you should obey the writing format. have look at example lvl files for the format. those are located in C:\WIN32APP\ustation\wsmod\default\data diractory.(for MS SE)

RE: Level Names

(OP)
Thanks.  The files have an unusual format: spaces to line things up in columns.  I have a table that I created with what are the appropriate fields/values, but there is no easy way to get them into the lvl format.  I guess I had better get to typing.  Thanks again.

RE: Level Names

you can use one tab for coloumns.
eg.
BEGIN GROUPS
END GROUPS
BEGIN LEVELS
bundle    bundle     0       1
END LEVELS

there is no rule for spaces.  

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