This can be an interesting
idea Mr. Meyerfeld,
But the first problem is that
it would be a long and boring work.
Imagine :
1- You have to watch the
replay of a playback and to stop it one step before
it reach the
flag.
(Some
playback last 30 second and some others last more than 5 minutes),
multiply
this by 2030 " for the Lasertank levels file"
2- You have to capture a screenshot
3- You have to paste it in Windows Paint
4- You have to convert it to a Jpeg file or a Gif file
5- You have to give it an appropriate file name
6- You have to upload the file to a web server
2- You have to capture a screenshot
3- You have to paste it in Windows Paint
4- You have to convert it to a Jpeg file or a Gif file
5- You have to give it an appropriate file name
6- You have to upload the file to a web server
Now, you repeat the steps 1
to 6, 2030 times, just for the Lasertank level file.
Let supposed 1 minutes for
each level, this represent 2030 minutes for all
the Lasertank Level
file.
2030 minutes = more than 33
Hours. WOW !!!
Next, you have to write a web
page to access all these files.
The second problem, is the place (Web Server) to store this files.
For example:
I have captured a screenshot
in "Medium" size,
saved it in BMP = 1.2 Mg
converted it to Jpeg = 164 K
converted it to Gif = 116 K (the smaller one)
saved it in BMP = 1.2 Mg
converted it to Jpeg = 164 K
converted it to Gif = 116 K (the smaller one)
116 Kbytes X 2030
levels = 235 Meg
We should have to pay a
web server to store that amount of files.
If you add the
Challenge-I level too, you double this amount.
Yes, an interesting idea, but
probably impossible to be accomplished.
Donald