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Right now, the level template copies over several files which aren't necessarily used. For example, test.spec might not be used if a level is fairly simple, and filename.txt is copied over for the sake of an example, but is not likely to be used by most levels.
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To clarify, is this an issue that deal with current levels, or is this a make_level.py issue? Dealing with files being copied over makes it seem like a make_level.py issue, but the issue title implies that we should run tests on pre-existing levels to see if they're using the files.
This is unrelated to #272. This is also not really a make_level.py issue. The issue is really that make_level.py is being too helpful and is creating levels with everything you could possibly need, and you might forget to remove something if you don't need it
Right now, the level template copies over several files which aren't necessarily used. For example, test.spec might not be used if a level is fairly simple, and filename.txt is copied over for the sake of an example, but is not likely to be used by most levels.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: