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150 MB packed or unpacked?

Last post 24/10/2008 18:00 by The ZMan. 4 replies.
  • 24/10/2008 13:26

    150 MB packed or unpacked?

    Hi guys. One of terms for submitting game is size which must be less then 150 MB. Is that size of  packed .cc file or unpacked game?
  • 24/10/2008 13:32 In reply to

    Re: 150 MB packed or unpacked?

    Packed .ccgame
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  • 24/10/2008 17:50 In reply to

    Re: 150 MB packed or unpacked?

    Related question:
    I guess you are counting that the .xnb files are being compressed so the difference of the size of the deployed and .ccgame wont be that big. But I'm deploying files that are not .xnb , and though in .ccgame may be less than 150MB but say deployed are 500 MB or more.What happens then?
    a) leave it like this
    b)  lower the size of the uncompressed files
    c) there is restriction in xna 3.0 that only allows a deploy of .xnb files


  • 24/10/2008 17:51 In reply to

    Re: 150 MB packed or unpacked?

    All that matters is the size of the CCGAME you submit to the site. It doesn't matter how big the uncompressed files are as long as they are under 2GB (which is known limit even for locally deploying a single XNA GS game).
  • 24/10/2008 18:00 In reply to

    Re: 150 MB packed or unpacked?

    Winterhell:
    Related question:
    I guess you are counting that the .xnb files are being compressed so the difference of the size of the deployed and .ccgame wont be that big. But I'm deploying files that are not .xnb , and though in .ccgame may be less than 150MB but say deployed are 500 MB or more.What happens then?
    a) leave it like this
    b)  lower the size of the uncompressed files
    c) there is restriction in xna 3.0 that only allows a deploy of .xnb files


    There is no restriction of file types in the .ccgame file...  as well as the .xnb files you will fine .exe and .dll files for starters. If you add any other files they will be compressed by xnapack and deployed just the same. .ccgame files have compression as well as .xnb files so no matter what you include it will get compressed.

     

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