Update - I changed the spreadsheet so that there's now variables in the macro that specify the beginning and ending rows for the splits and all you have to do to get it to work with different numbers of rows is to change those variables. Unfortunately the spreadsheet works off a VB macro so you're going to get continually griped at about security, and I've more or less hardcoded the rows into the macro so if you want to change the number of rows you'll have to redo the macro code, but.
I could probably make it so that it zeroes out automatically, but that'd be a V2 thing.) (There's only one button and it does everything all at once, so make sure to zero out the run time after you add the time. I did it that way so that multiple runs of the same level (failures, re-runs, whatever) can be added up on the fly without needing a calculator or anything. It has a column for elapsed time and a separate column for current run time, and the way it works is any time you hit the "add time" button at the bottom, any times that are in the current run time column get added to the times in the elapsed time column. The spreadsheet is kind of an ugly hacky thing but it works I guess. (Be sure to make a copy of your old files of course, unless you REALLY don't care about your game progress for some reason!) To use it, go to your %APPDATA%\Pac-man CE2\ directory and replace the files in that directory with the files in the Google Drive. The save data directory has adventure mode unlocked but no progress has been made on it yet. In the folder there's a save data directory for any% and the spreadsheet I used for splits. Here is a link to the Google Drive folder that has everything: (Old link was dead, use this one instead) I just got done doing my first any% run and the process of getting set up to do it was kind of a pain so I figured I'd put up what I used so that anybody else who wants to do runs can use it as a starting point.
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