ID:156435
 Oct 9 2010, 8:57 am
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I have always wondered what it is used for. I always see the .dyn.rsc as 0KB and I include it in my host files to be safe the server works, but I never knew what it was used for. Today I saw the .dyn.rsc went to 25kb after I was finishing up the map and clean compiling for Legend Of Zelda RPG. I was thinking "What is this used for?". I think it is used for when you add a bunch of objs, turfs, mobs, areas, etc on the map in one certain area so the game won't lag trying to load it, but I am still not sure. I did the same thing to my Dick Gumshoe: Ace Detective game, but I don't have a dyn.rsc for it apparently (I heard running the DMB automatically creats a dyn.rsc but it didn't work for this game). If you can tell me the purpose and use of a dyn.rsc file, please tell me.
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Oct 9 2010, 9:36 am
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Nadrew
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It's for dynamic resources. Any resource that get generated after compile-time.
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Nadrew wrote:
It's for dynamic resources. Any resource that get generated after compile-time. So if I have 3 sound files, and I clean compile, then I add one and just normally compile, then it would be saved to the dyn.rsc? | |
I believe more so for, changing the icon's color of an item via code, rather than compiling with a new made icon.
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Pirion wrote:
I believe more so for, changing the icon's color of an item via code, rather than compiling with a new made icon. Hmm Odd. It must be some kind of glitch. I didn't make a verb to change an icon's color with the code. | |