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'''T-Chip''', which is short for TimeChip, is a program written by [[Ruben Spaans]]. It modifies the [[CC1|original level set]] to change untimed levels to a 999 [[time limit]] and creates a new executable called TCHIP.exe | '''T-Chip''', which is short for TimeChip, is a program written by [[Ruben Spaans]]. It modifies the [[CC1|original level set]] to change untimed levels to a 999 [[time limit]] and creates a new executable called TCHIP.exe; it has no impact on other levelsets. | ||
Nowadays, [[level editor]]s can do the job of T-Chip manually, and [[Tile World]] keeps track of T-Chip times on untimed levels just as it would a time on a regular level, so T-Chip is | Scores achieved with this are not legal for official scorekeeping purposes, but they are counted as a separate competition alongside, with the theoretical bold score if there was a 999 time limit being the goal. Such scores are generally written inside [brackets]. | ||
Nowadays, [[level editor]]s can do the job of T-Chip manually, and [[Tile World]] keeps track of T-Chip times on untimed levels just as it would a time on a regular level, so T-Chip is rarely used today. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://www.pvv.org/~spaans/old/download/other.html T-Chip download page] | * [http://www.pvv.org/~spaans/old/download/other.html T-Chip download page] | ||
[[Category:Programs]] | [[Category:Programs]] | ||
Revision as of 02:58, 19 January 2019
T-Chip, which is short for TimeChip, is a program written by Ruben Spaans. It modifies the original level set to change untimed levels to a 999 time limit and creates a new executable called TCHIP.exe; it has no impact on other levelsets.
Scores achieved with this are not legal for official scorekeeping purposes, but they are counted as a separate competition alongside, with the theoretical bold score if there was a 999 time limit being the goal. Such scores are generally written inside [brackets].
Nowadays, level editors can do the job of T-Chip manually, and Tile World keeps track of T-Chip times on untimed levels just as it would a time on a regular level, so T-Chip is rarely used today.