Thread: FIRST Video Game: Cementing auxillary file formats
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Re: FIRST Video Game: Cementing auxillary file formats
The only thing that defines a zip is that it is a single package. So if you 'install' the '92 game, with it comes the default field and robot. when you 'uninstall' it, all three are removed. (the actual process of (un)installing is adding/removing files)

The zips are created by the person who wrote/packaged the contents. What is in a given zip is unimportant to most of the code (the exception being the part that actually gets the data/files).

Any section that does not contain necesities is not shown to the user. (special debug mode to show such sections?)
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