Level Editor and Sender Example

[pinacoladaxb]

I just made an application that allows you to make a level and then send it to the game designer so that he/she can include it in the final release of the game. Although I made this for myself, I thought it may be a good example for others. It only works for the Developer version because it uses the email object.

If anyone can tell me how to send files without using the email object PLEASE let me know. I do own a domain, so maybe I could upload the file instead of sending it. I just don't know how.

EDIT:
This application creates the directory
C:\Program Files\The Battle of Fluffer Fluff Meadows\Levels\Custom\
Although this cannot do any harm to your computer, I thought I should give you the heads up anyways.

[Corentin]

You can send mails through .Net extension (http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=86900#Post86900 this example does not support file attachments, but it should be easy to add), but this would require the .net framework...

[dragonguy]

Level editors are very easy to make, I use arrays to make mine and the user can save it to file

[James]

That isn't his problem

[MediYama]

You could use the Live receiver extension to connect to a PHP E-mail script (you can find an example here)

You could also use said extension to go with an upload script, maybe?

[pinacoladaxb]

You can send mails through .Net extension (http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=86900#Post86900 this example does not support file attachments, but it should be easy to add), but this would require the .net framework...

Yes. That would work, but I'd rather just use the email extension than require the user to have the .net framework. As long as it works in the .exe file, it's fine with me.

Level editors are very easy to make, I use arrays to make mine and the user can save it to file

You completely missed the point. This is more than a level editor, and I found that post insulting.

You could use the Live receiver extension to connect to a PHP E-mail script (you can find an example here)

You could also use said extension to go with an upload script, maybe?

Simply put, I am not that smart. Or at least I don't think I am.