Minor glitch in file naming convention

[ctorg]

One thing I love in the new version is the ability to specify all the team colors in the logo file name (even if it does make the file name absurdly long).

One thing I noticed, though, is that it doesn't quite work right. If you want to name all the colors, you have to put a "dummy" entry after the first two and then continue. So, for instance, let's say I want to give the New York Empires a color set of:
128128128 255255255 128128128 128128128 255255255 128128128 128128128.

For the file, I would have to name it:
New_York_Empires_128128128_255255255_000000000_128 128128_255255255_128128128_128128128.png

...where the 000000000 after the second color can be anything, because it gets ignored anyway.

Not a major problem, but I figured I'd report it.

(Note: what looks like a space in the file name was inserted by the board software here. It's just something it does and shouldn't be there.)

[Nutlaw]

I have logged this as TT# 3349.

[Andreas Raht]

There are three team colors: main (background) color, text color, and secondary color. The secondary color might not be used at the moment, but it still exists in the code and might be used again later. That's why you need to use that dummy.

[ctorg]

Originally Posted by Andreas Raht

There are three team colors: main (background) color, text color, and secondary color. The secondary color might not be used at the moment, but it still exists in the code and might be used again later. That's why you need to use that dummy.

Good to know.