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TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - Level131isgreat - 25-Jun-2015
Hi CC community, I recently joined here and have been having a lot of fun with Tile World v 2.1.0 (and the 3 CCLPs that come with it) which I downloaded about a week ago. I also have downloaded CCedit and CCLevelDesigner to make my own levels. The only problem is I cannot test out my own levels in Tile World. I also tried downloading a level set from here and tile world also crashes when I try to open that as well. Does anyone know where I am going wrong?
TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - KeyboardWielder - 25-Jun-2015
I don't remember exactly, but I think the command-line options used by editors to start at a particular level got broken in Tile World 2 and cause it to crash. You can try starting Tile World 2 separately and loading the levelset from its startup list, instead of using the editor to launch Tile World.
- Madhav.
TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - Level131isgreat - 25-Jun-2015
Thanks for the reply, on the startup list, I can only choose from the pre-made sets, there is no option to open a different level set up.
TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - chipster1059 - 25-Jun-2015
You have two options.
The first option is to use Tile World version 1.3.0, which should work with the editors:
http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/pub/software/tworld/tworld-1.3.0-win32.exe
The second way is to create a DAC file for your set:
http://chipschallenge.wikia.com/wiki/DAC
TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - Level131isgreat - 25-Jun-2015
IT WORKED! Thank you so much man, you don't know how much joy you have just allowed me!
TILE WORLD My Levels AND/OR Other Levels - Eric119 - 25-Jun-2015
Quote:I don't remember exactly, but I think the command-line options used by editors to start at a particular level got broken in Tile World 2 and cause it to crash. You can try starting Tile World 2 separately and loading the levelset from its startup list, instead of using the editor to launch Tile World.
That's something I discovered recently purely by accident. At the time I thought, since I couldn't recall anyone complaining about this, that no one used that particular feature. But if it is used by editors that by itself would warrant a bugfix release. I might do that sometime.