1. "Resume Recording" can be used to finish a recording you have
saved, but in which you haven't reached the flag yet. To modify a
playback, you don't have to use "Resume Recording". I think.
2. You can't 'undo' steps in a playback. You will have to reset it.
You can, however, 'close' the playback window and Undo the steps. To
review the steps / playback, you will have to see it from the
beginning.
3. You can't 'insert' steps in a playback, no. You will have to
memorize or otherwise replicate the steps after that point.
Spug
-- In [email protected], "Suyono H. Yaphar" <suyonohy@d...>
wrote:
saved, but in which you haven't reached the flag yet. To modify a
playback, you don't have to use "Resume Recording". I think.
2. You can't 'undo' steps in a playback. You will have to reset it.
You can, however, 'close' the playback window and Undo the steps. To
review the steps / playback, you will have to see it from the
beginning.
3. You can't 'insert' steps in a playback, no. You will have to
memorize or otherwise replicate the steps after that point.
Spug
-- In [email protected], "Suyono H. Yaphar" <suyonohy@d...>
wrote:
> Happy Valentine to all LT users.Recording".
>
> Probably my problems are others' too. I have three problems.
>
> First problem: F8 (Game -> Resume Recording) function is not what I
> expected. It does "Resume Playing Back" instead of "Resume
> To resume recording I use F5 (Game -> Record Game). Or, am I theonly
> guy who misunderstands all those functions? I'm talking in thefollowing
> context.to
>
> Assume I have a playback file (.lpb) that has 1000 steps and I want
> modify it starting the 990th step. First I use F7 (Game -> Playback("Pause"
> Game�&), I do "Play" the level up to the 989th step. Then I do
> and) "Close" the playback. At this point, my question arises, "F5 orrecording").
> F8?" I use F5 (Game -> Record Game), not F8 (Game -> Resume
> Then I continue to drive the tank to the flag. At the end, I'masked to
> save the new complete playback file. Am I correct?playback
>
> The second problem is, "How to go backward a few steps in the
> mode? Is `Reset' (starting with the first step) the only way to seewhat
> we have just missed?"2000
>
> The third problem: Assume I have a playback file (.lpb) that has
> steps (not reach the flag yet) and I want to insert a few stepsbetween
> 899th and 900th steps (say, I forgot to shoot one anti-tankbefore). If
> I "Undo" back to the 899th step, I'll most likely fail to repeat thethis
> exact moves that I'll have "Undo"-ed ("Undone"). How to overcome
> problem? Should we write down the end part (900th to 2000th steps)of
> the playback on paper before the insert?
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Bye
> Suyono H. Yaphar