Happy b-day, Miguel. (At least it still is in my time zone)

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Show posts MenuQuote from: RetroJay on Sat 08/03/2014 01:46:25I know I'm nowhere skilled enough to contribute anything to the future of the AGS engine, but I wholeheartedly second this notion. Without the old editor, I would have given up on making games pretty easily. I'm comfortable with scripting now, but that editor was a lifesaver back in the day.
I started with 2.72 which done a damn fine job of fulfilling a goal I had wanted to accomplish since the ZX Spectrum, but had no scripting knowledge.
The editor taught me HOW to script, this was sorely missed in 3.0.
Had I started using 3.0. I would probably have given up right then and there, like many other so called 'Game Makers'.
Quote from: Dave Gilbert on Thu 06/03/2014 16:37:05I've been using the CRM trick for Barn Runner games for years and never had any reported problems with it. If you go to my website and check out the "patches" page, you'll see several of them.
Wait. So if I want to update just one room in a game and don't want the players to redownload the whole thing, I can just update the CRM, tell them to put it in their game directory, and the game will magically work?
I am amazed that works. But how will that effect saved games?
Quote from: Gribbler on Tue 04/03/2014 23:35:56What's that? Is it attending without pants? Because I'm totally prepared to do that.
Can't wait to see who's gonna pull a DiCaprio at the Ceremony
Quote from: Stupot+ on Wed 05/03/2014 00:50:30Zigzags need to pick a team and stick with it!
God Hates Zags. He's okay with Zigs, though. He's still on the fence about zigzags.
Quote from: Babar on Tue 04/03/2014 11:28:42Use your thumbs, Babar. Don't just beat and tear at the tag like one of those apes in the opening of 2001. Use your thumbs to grasp tools (razor blades or possibly the jagged end of a broken bone) and gently cut away the tag. Evolve! Don't let the tag get the better of you! Master the tool... and master your destiny!
Please elucidate. This is a 100% serious question. SERIOUSLY. Tags can go die in a ditch. But my shirt usually ends up dead in a ditch as well, with a gaping hole under the collar from where I ripped out the tag.
Quote from: Ryan Timothy on Tue 04/03/2014 04:14:12But what if I find a polo shirt that shows of my biceps in just the right way... but it has a tag?! You can't expect me to pass it up! That would be a crime against humanity! Sometimes you have to bite the bullet and trim a tag or two. Life is full of hardships, Ryan Timoothy. Ask your dog. She knows. Sometimes you're reading a thread and she's looking for my little airplane... but it isn't there.Quote from: Ponch on Tue 04/03/2014 03:31:23Just buy shirts without a tag. I only buy shirts with the information printed on the shirt itself.
Razor blade. Carefully cut the remaining tag bit away, flush with the fabric. Any little bit left gets swallowed up in the seam that the tag was sewn into.
Quote from: Eric on Tue 04/03/2014 03:20:57Razor blade. Carefully cut the remaining tag bit away, flush with the fabric. Any little bit left gets swallowed up in the seam that the tag was sewn into.
But then the part where you've cut the tag is more bothersome than the tag itself! How do you deal with that? (This is an 85% serious question.)
Quote from: Snarky on Wed 26/02/2014 00:23:30Right here, friend. Drop by and say hi. I get lonely.
Quote from: miguel on Wed 19/02/2014 23:33:06This is how people lose testicles, buddy.
Sorry if I screwed up this turn guys! It was a joke! A bad joke!
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