strings.H when converting files

[bene]

where does it go?

[Collin]

In the same directory as the english.dat and the script.dat..... ;)

[bene]

Thanks, Collin.
What level are you playing now or are you creating one?

[dhama]

This file isn't necessary to run a level, so you can just delete it.

[Collin]

Originally posted by bene
Thanks, Collin.
What level are you playing now or are you creating one?
Oh, level playing hasn't been going that well lately..... :D
I did start Mantua's squares, but didn't really like it.... Too much flaws..... I think I'm going to try the Forum level in the next week or so.... I have a break coming up..... Did you play it already?

And yes, I am doing some level editing myself, but this is one of those levels that will never see the light of day! :D
Although my first part was received well by the testers......
Well, maybe someday part 2 will get finished...... ;)

[bene]

Yes, I played uno and eTux's room was A CHALLENGE!
If you're looking for good levels try Horst's The Hunt for 5 Artefacts - Lara's Home. Got it from Multiview's post in this forum.
It's fun (and hard) being back at the house.

Glad you have time coming up. I'm looking forward to playing your completed level some day..........."received well" sounds promising.

[Deekman]

If the strings.h file goes in the root level editor folder,
does it replace the file named objects.h?
Or should they both stay in the root folder?

[trplayer]

Hmm, I don't think it is needed either. I always use easylife and that puts the files just where they need to go.




Jon

[aktrekker]

Strings.h is used by strings.exe when converting the script files from .txt to .dat. It should be in the Script folder.
Objects.h is used by winroomedit, and should be in the main trle folder.

[Deekman]

Then I guess I don't need the strings file, since everthing else is already converted as far as what I need to play on the Mac.