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Cadaver uses a special data system for defining each level. Thus, you can
start play on a different level simply by copying the files in the data
subdirectory of the level you wish to level 1. The batch file below should be
typed in and saved in the directory Cadaver is located in under the name
LEVEL.BAT:
@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST DATA\0\ROUTINE1.TAD GOTO NOCOPY
REM NO BACKUP OF 1ST LEVEL EXISTS, SO MAKE COPY
MD DATA\0
COPY DATA\1\*.* DATA\0 > NUL
:NOCOPY
IF NOT "%1" == "1" GOTO NOTONE
COPY DATA\0\*.* 1 > NUL
GOTO END
:NOTONE
COPY DATA\%1\???%1.* DATA\1\???1.* > NUL
COPY DATA\%1\ROUTINE%1.TAD DATA\1\ROUTINE1.TAD > NUL
:END
LEVEL should be invoked with a number from 1 to 5, which indicates the level
you
wish to start at. Note that you should be carefull with saved games saved
across
different levels started in this manner; loading a saved game for a different
level which
was started at will crash the program.
start play on a different level simply by copying the files in the data
subdirectory of the level you wish to level 1. The batch file below should be
typed in and saved in the directory Cadaver is located in under the name
LEVEL.BAT:
@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST DATA\0\ROUTINE1.TAD GOTO NOCOPY
REM NO BACKUP OF 1ST LEVEL EXISTS, SO MAKE COPY
MD DATA\0
COPY DATA\1\*.* DATA\0 > NUL
:NOCOPY
IF NOT "%1" == "1" GOTO NOTONE
COPY DATA\0\*.* 1 > NUL
GOTO END
:NOTONE
COPY DATA\%1\???%1.* DATA\1\???1.* > NUL
COPY DATA\%1\ROUTINE%1.TAD DATA\1\ROUTINE1.TAD > NUL
:END
LEVEL should be invoked with a number from 1 to 5, which indicates the level
you
wish to start at. Note that you should be carefull with saved games saved
across
different levels started in this manner; loading a saved game for a different
level which
was started at will crash the program.