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Broken synchronisation of Resources files
john26
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I was messing around with level files, sorting levels into difficulty order by renaming, copying etc and I somehow broke the synchronisation between the directory I develop my game in and the temporary Resource directory Gideros creates. In my case this is:
C:\Documents and Settings\jfb\Local Settings\Temp\gideros\nebula\resource
So I was changing level files in my development directory and it had no effect on the simulator! I was wondering is there any way to force Gideros to update all files when this sort of thing happens. I notice there is an "md5.txt" file. Can I simply reset this?
C:\Documents and Settings\jfb\Local Settings\Temp\gideros\nebula\resource
So I was changing level files in my development directory and it had no effect on the simulator! I was wondering is there any way to force Gideros to update all files when this sort of thing happens. I notice there is an "md5.txt" file. Can I simply reset this?
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I could not only understand, by "I develop my game in and the temporary" do you actually mean tat you put files yourself in the temporary folder?
"the directory I develop my game in" = d:\gideros\nebula
"the temporary Resource directory Gideros creates" = C:\Documents and Settings\jfb...
The above two directories were getting out of synch. I was making changes in the former which did not appear in the latter.
So the solution is just to delete the temporary directory? This won't break the project I hope?
https://github.com/gideros/gideros
https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnBlackburn1975
I think that all the data stored in temp dir is what Gideros player uses. So if it will not find any stored data, it will take that again from the project.