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(This section is intended for composers)
There are of course some good reasons for using them:
- Every OPENCP user sees your description automatically when he moves the
cursor over the file
- The module type is also stored in .MDZ files, so you can
explicitely force OPENCP to play your Module in Protracker (or FastTracker)
mode, for example.
- Even if the user does not use OPENCP, he can still read your description,
because .MDZ is a simple, human readable text format
- Creating .MDZ files is almost no extra work (you can create a
complete .MDZ file from within OPENCP in less than one minute)
So, as you see, using .MDZ files has many advantages, but (almost)
no disadvantages. It is surely worth trying.
documentation by doj / cubic