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The class definition file is a plain text file, and you are expected to
edit it using any text editor. The other three files are Hamster archives,
and are normally written by Free Hero Mesh, so you do not need to tamper
with the internal contents of those files by yourself. You may extract and
insert parts of the Hamster archives if you are careful; the descriptions
below mention what each lump means.
(A "Hamster archive" consists of zero or more lumps, where each lump
consists of a null-terminated ASCII file name, the 32-bit PDP-endian data
size, and then the data.)
=== Class resource file ===
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The class definition file is a plain text file, and you are expected to
edit it using any text editor. The other three files are Hamster archives,
and are normally written by Free Hero Mesh, so you do not need to tamper
with the internal contents of those files by yourself. You may extract and
insert parts of the Hamster archives if you are careful; the descriptions
below mention what each lump means.
A puzzle set may also be a "composite puzzle set"; see the below section
for information about composite puzzle sets.
(A "Hamster archive" consists of zero or more lumps, where each lump
consists of a null-terminated ASCII file name, the 32-bit PDP-endian data
size, and then the data.)
=== Class resource file ===
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solution is valid.
The solution file is also used for autotesting. In this case, the solution
of each level is executed, and it ensures that a win occurs during the
final turn, and not before. (A puzzle set catalog service may perhaps use
this in order to verify that the puzzles are solvable.)
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solution is valid.
The solution file is also used for autotesting. In this case, the solution
of each level is executed, and it ensures that a win occurs during the
final turn, and not before. (A puzzle set catalog service may perhaps use
this in order to verify that the puzzles are solvable.)
=== Composite puzzle set ===
A composite puzzle set can have any file name, and is a Hamster archive
containing at least four lumps. The main four lumps have the same contents
as the four main files of a non-composite puzzle set, and their names must
have the correct suffix, although the part of the name before the first
dot can be anything that does not itself have a dot (it is not required to
match the file name of the composite puzzle set, and may be empty).
A composite puzzle set is always read-only. If you wish to modify it, you
must extract them as separate files.
There are other optional lumps, as follows:
* FILE_ID.DIZ: Contains a plain ASCII text description of this puzzle set.
Should have up to nine lines each no longer than 45 ASCII characters, and
the first line is a title of the puzzle set.
(Others may be added later, such as optional compression.)
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