03-Mar-2012, 7:37 PM
Ida, I guess it really isn't as easy as I thought. CCEdit, the only editor I've ever used because it is cross-platform and works well enough for me, allows you to save a dac file for your set, which I never used until now, I just noticed that it only allows you to save one for MS or for Lynx, not both. It's pretty strange. I always wrote them by hand by just copying the one that I found first, the one that came with CCLP3, until I got fed up and wrote a very simple program that does it for me. If you use this program it's a simple matter of running it on the levelset, and it'll create dac files for you. The rest of the process is not hard. Tile World has "data" and "sets" folders for you, just put things in the right place.
The TWS files just encodes a bunch of "at time X, character moves Y" for level solutions, as I understand it.
The TWS files just encodes a bunch of "at time X, character moves Y" for level solutions, as I understand it.