exporting to bin

[eyecreate]

Just curious, ever since the source code was released for game-editor, I've been spending a little time here and there to try and make a usable "pro" version of game-editor for linux, something I had wanted since I started using it and why I haven't paid for it since. Now since the change of license has made me look at it again, I wanted to know if anyone can figure out why there never was one if there was a technical reason(sounds like a Q for makslane) because the code seems to not have anything "windows only" for creating the standalone games. I've been playing with the code, but I seem to only be able to get it to spit out the .ged file again. I tried compiling the "player" or standalone player in the makefiles, but it gives an error about resources when passing the .ged file on load. I'm no pro coder, so I didn't know if someone else knew a bit more about the kind of code that's there. It would seem to me that the standalone player is stored in the pro version as a "bin" kind of file that game-editor then bundles resources into, but I can't seem to figure it out in the code, too many SDL_RWops.

[makslane]

The .bin file is a compressed version of the compiled standalone executable file.
You can create the .bin file by calling the function:

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GameControl::CreateEngines()