Right now you get things like:
1-SomeLevel.json
10-SomeOtherLevel.json
2-Level2.json
3-Level3.json
...
because the filenames are alphabetically instead of naturally sorted. There is lots of old advice on how to do this floating around using P/Invoke and a Windows XP-era DLL. This is not how we should do it - we need to find a cross-platform and modern solution.
Right now you get things like:
1-SomeLevel.json
10-SomeOtherLevel.json
2-Level2.json
3-Level3.json
...
because the filenames are alphabetically instead of naturally sorted. There is lots of old advice on how to do this floating around using P/Invoke and a Windows XP-era DLL. This is not how we should do it - we need to find a cross-platform and modern solution.