2011-12-08, 07:13 PM
Or to put it another way, you just asked how powerful GIF is compared to Photoshop.
The closest literal interpretation of what you said is that they're using XML to define the levels / stages of the games so they're easily readable and modifiable. That's no different than how most games store their data though. The XML isn't actually "doing" anything, it's just representing data that the game engine, written in a real programming language, then digests and acts upon.
The closest literal interpretation of what you said is that they're using XML to define the levels / stages of the games so they're easily readable and modifiable. That's no different than how most games store their data though. The XML isn't actually "doing" anything, it's just representing data that the game engine, written in a real programming language, then digests and acts upon.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.