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'''dat2c2g''' is a program developed by [[Chuck Sommerville]]. It will convert a CC1 levelset, stored in [[DAT]] format, into a [[Chip's Challenge 2|CC2]] set, using [[C2G]] and [[C2M]] files. The C2M files are labelled ''map##.c2m'' where ## is the level number.
'''dat2c2g''' is a program developed by [[Chuck Sommerville]]. It will convert a CC1 levelset, stored in [[DAT]] format, into a [[Chip's Challenge 2|CC2]] set, using [[C2G]] and [[C2M]] files. The C2M files are labelled ''map##.c2m'' where ## is the level number.


The program will also output a text file called ''warnings.txt'', which lists all the errors during conversions. This mainly includes incorrect [[trap]] and [[clone machine|clone]] button connections, and [[unused]] tiles (including [[ice block]]s).
The program will also output a text file called ''warnings.txt'', which lists all the errors during conversions. This includes mainly incorrect button questions, and [[unused]] tiles (including [[ice block]]s).


dat2c2g received mixed reviews from players. While some praised it for making it easy to port CC1 levels to CC2, others experienced issues getting the program to run, seeing errors about missing DLLs.
dat2c2g received mixed reviews from players. While some praised it for making it easy to port CC1 levels to CC2, others experienced issues getting the program to run, seeing errors about missing DLLs.
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