Level Sorter
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:37 pm
When I saw how hard it is to keep track of my Mechanism levels when they all have names such as DFSGJKLSFVSD.LV6, I decided to make a program that can help sort your level collections into directories.
Usage:
Select a file from the list on the left to load the title. Click "Add to Queue" to add the file to the queue of files waiting to be processed.
Alternatively, you can click "Find Levels Containing..." find all levels that have a certain string in their title, and the program will automatically add them to the queue. This action may take some time.
When you are done looking for files, click "Process Queue". You will be asked for a folder name, and the files will be moved there. If the folder does not exist it will be created.
"Remove Selected" removes the selected item from the queue but not from the directory itself.
"Clear" empties the queue.
Right-click the file list and click "Refresh" to refresh it.
The download is available below as an attachment. Unzip it into your CustomLevels directory.
(Note that there may still be some bugs regarding extraction of level titles from files – if there are, report them to me.)
This program requires the .NET framework 2.0.50727. It can be obtained from microsoft.com for free.
Usage:
Select a file from the list on the left to load the title. Click "Add to Queue" to add the file to the queue of files waiting to be processed.
Alternatively, you can click "Find Levels Containing..." find all levels that have a certain string in their title, and the program will automatically add them to the queue. This action may take some time.
When you are done looking for files, click "Process Queue". You will be asked for a folder name, and the files will be moved there. If the folder does not exist it will be created.
"Remove Selected" removes the selected item from the queue but not from the directory itself.
"Clear" empties the queue.
Right-click the file list and click "Refresh" to refresh it.
The download is available below as an attachment. Unzip it into your CustomLevels directory.
(Note that there may still be some bugs regarding extraction of level titles from files – if there are, report them to me.)
This program requires the .NET framework 2.0.50727. It can be obtained from microsoft.com for free.