The coords are saved in a 16bit Integer, so no 'C' can be saved.
Saving negative coords doesn't work either.
So whats the trick with saving C-Coords?
Oh, btw, i will release a beta of my lvz-compiler with source soon, in order to make sure everything is working the way its supposed to work.
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Mine GO BOOM - Sun Jan 12, 2003 12:03 am
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Opps, forgot to include that in the lvz toolkit's lvz description. C stands for Center, which in .lvz means the number 20000. So C-146 = 20000 - 146 = 19854. So whenever you see a C for those coords, replace it with a 20000 and do the correct addition/subtraction from it.