BlameThePixel!

released where? and you never gave us that info on the spec we wanted

Here, that's where. Could have told us though.

Sorry, but I didn't realize you still needed some information. Looking through the thread, I still cannot figure what information you are looking for.

My suggestion is for you to create 2 new catagories in the maps section. Works with: "WWP SeekerBits" & "WWP SuperBits".

I think we mostly have enough information. SuperBits probably shouldn't be in the maps section because they're not downloaded manually, so they should be a new file type.

When someone uploads a bit into the maps section, we should automatically check whether it's a SeekerBit, and mark it if it is so people can find them. I think we don't need seperate categories for them, just a new column in the table.

Question: can we detect whether a bit is a SeekerBit? Checking for the hyphen at the start of the filename isn't reliable.

Sorry for bringing up this old thread.

As you may or may not have heard, I have created a new CutWormLE program. This again raises the question if BTP will support SeekerBit/SuperBit maps.

CutWormLE is a much cleaner, and better designed program than its predecessor. I have already recieved much positive feedback regarding the program and have not yet heard of any bug reports. Its popularity is growing on WormNet2, and I expect this to continue to grow as more people learn about it. I've already had a few people ask me if WMDB or BTP will support the map format. I'll leave the decision up to you.

Bloopy: Yes, there is another way to differentiate SeekerBits, SuperBits, and regular *.bits from each other. The beginning of all SeekerBit files has a tag (LND + 1C [Long value 474238540]). The beginning of all SuperBit files has a tag (LND + 1B [Long value 457461324]).