Is there anyway to remove a path after adding it like so?

add_folder("%EXE_DIR%\\work\\Levels");
add_folder("%EXE_DIR%\\work\\Levels\\Dyna Greens");
add_folder("%EXE_DIR%\\work\\Levels\\Dyna Greens\\Lightmaps");
add_folder("%EXE_DIR%\\work\\Levels\\Dyna Greens\\Materials");

I need this since I have many levels, and would easily go over the path limit if there is no way to remove file paths. I basically want to manage what file paths I have according to which level I'm using.

Also, is there anyway to have a script exclusive to the level your loading? I like how you can do this when loading out of WED or SED(set thru map properties in WED), but I can't seem to find a way to do it in game(cannot add includes in functions and remove them). And level_load doesn't take the levels script into account.

How to use that syntax? I'm using Lite-C Free.

I tried placing it at the first line of my main(). I also tried to place at my global variables. But when running the game, "Invalid pointer..."

Oh, fyi, I use it to point to my HighScore.txt. Maybe the syntax only for bmp and models but not .txt?

The manual says that theoretically you can have up to 32 paths, but its not wise because of how long it takes to search through all of them.

Is this per script file? Or is it the total through-out the project. If it is per script file then you could use several .wdl files and include them into the main script.

To destroy the buffer of the add_folder function you can use the add_new function.

"Removes all file buffers and the resource and folder path, and cancels all previous add_buffer, add_folder, and add_resource calls."

Hope it helps.