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CC Designer stoped working - random 8 - 16-Apr-2013
CC Edit 2.0 still shows which teleport is linked to the one the mouse is over, but it simply puts a red border around the other teleport, rather than drawing a line to it. I prefer the line, though. The zoom feature is also not as great in CC Edit.
I don't believe i've tried re-ordering levels in CC Edit. I have both editors, so i just use whichever i feel like using
(or based on what i think i need).
CC Designer stoped working - rockdet - 16-Apr-2013
CC Edit has a point that I miss though, in testing levels easily. I have to save the file in its TW folder in order to playtest, which isn't that bad, but can be annoying if I have to test repeatedly.
CC Designer stoped working - Flareon350 - 16-Apr-2013
Quote:CC Edit has a point that I miss though, in testing levels easily. I have to save the file in its TW folder in order to playtest, which isn't that bad, but can be annoying if I have to test repeatedly.
I have to do that same thing for Lynx so I feel you on that one.
CC Designer stoped working - KeyboardWielder - 17-Apr-2013
Quote:What I can say is this happened right when I stupidly tried to open a dac file instead of the proper dat file and it crashed. What I'm thinking is; CCDesign always automatically opens the last levelset you had open. Since in this case, the dac file was the last file I tried to open it tries to open it and crashes. But there ought to be a way to circumvent this sort of thing.
Try temporarily removing or renaming the .dac file that you last tried to open before starting the program.
If that doesn't work, try copying in any valid .dat file, and give it the exact same name as the .dac file (extension and all).
- Madhav.
CC Designer stoped working - mobius - 19-Apr-2013
Quote:Try temporarily removing or renaming the .dac file that you last tried to open before starting the program.that worked! thank you. All I needed to do was move the file temporarily. I honestly don't know why I didn't think of that. Well it doesn't matter anyway because I decided to use the new CCEdit now. But at least I know what was wrong and it works now. B)
If that doesn't work, try copying in any valid .dat file, and give it the exact same name as the .dac file (extension and all).
- Madhav.