I will put in in the files/BETA & EDITOR section, There is no help
with this program ( see the about window). This program writes to (
or creates) a HS file. I would put this program, the lasertank.lvl &
the lasertank.ghs file in its own directory. You could also copy your
HS to the directory with the program and rename it to GHS, then when
you run the compare routine you will be comparing your data with the
imported data.
The Copy File Option is real cool. It first asks for a name, this
name is a mask for all of the output files. The mask must have
a "_000" in it, this will be replaced with the level number. The cool
part is that if you have multiple playbacks of a level, and you
import all of them with the copy turned on, You will be left with the
best scored level as the saved one.
Note: None of the settings in this program are saved.
Jim
with this program ( see the about window). This program writes to (
or creates) a HS file. I would put this program, the lasertank.lvl &
the lasertank.ghs file in its own directory. You could also copy your
HS to the directory with the program and rename it to GHS, then when
you run the compare routine you will be comparing your data with the
imported data.
The Copy File Option is real cool. It first asks for a name, this
name is a mask for all of the output files. The mask must have
a "_000" in it, this will be replaced with the level number. The cool
part is that if you have multiple playbacks of a level, and you
import all of them with the copy turned on, You will be left with the
best scored level as the saved one.
Note: None of the settings in this program are saved.
Jim
Thank you very very much
Jim.
I will try it
tonight.
Ðonald