Actually, 6 bytes are allocated regardless of the length of the
initlals field. The highscore file is always a multiple of 10 bytes.
initlals field. The highscore file is always a multiple of 10 bytes.
--- In Lasertank@y..., y0d1n2a3@w... wrote:
> --- In Lasertank@y..., "Jim Kindley" <jkindley@p...> wrote:
> >
> > Donald,
> > I have beaten many people own high scores before. MAU does it
all
> > the time. Just because the creater of a level made the level
dosn't
> > mean that they can do it in the quickest way.
> > Jim
>
> I think I currently only have two global high scores: one is "Also
> Messed up" in lasertank.lvl and the other is "Way To Many choises
2."
>
> P.S. There's a problem with the high score of "Way to many choises
> 2": for some reason the high score shows "Andy" instead of initials
> (AC). That will take 2+ extra bytes of space in the high score file
> (Well, it doesn't matter for modern hard drives that are counted in
> 10 GBs). :)
>
> Andy C.