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The Odd Life of Timothy Green?

Lmao. It certainly wasn't.

Miguel, what happened to the previous picture of the naked/topless woman getting out of a box backwards all contorted?

With that low of a moon the shadows should look a little more like this, quick edit:


(I added a gradient, I couldn't help it.. I'm all kinds of evil )

I smell burnt toast.

Uhm, yeah. The folder name has always set the name for the compiled EXE. And also, nothing has ever prevented you from renaming the EXE. I don't understand what is going on in this thread...

Well, it certainly isn't common sense that's for sure. The reason I thought it was a new feature was that I could've sworn this "feature" had been requested numerous times before, but after doing a quick search it seems it was only asked a few times but always given the solution.

But now that I think of it, I believe it may have been the few beginner's AGS games I had downloaded, where people manually renamed the EXE without realizing the setup doesn't point to it anymore. Which likely lead me to believe it wasn't possible to change the EXE name.

Is this a new feature? I don't recall this being possible before.

Damn I like that mug. Print that on an AGS blue mug and I'd be handing you money.

Nice to see this being released.

One thing I'd like to suggest is that you rearrange the screenshots on Steam. It's showing the empty hallway and spirit world (?) first, which in my opinion, really undersell the overall first impressions of the game (lovely backgrounds, yes, but they just appear a little boring in the gameplay department).

I'm having issues with your water. How's this? (I used old image, it was easier to edit)

I've always worked on little games with other basic languages, but I imagine if it weren't for bumping into AGS and the forums, I likely wouldn't have the goal to make money from games (Dave Gilbert and probably that April Fools joke CJ made about AGS being bought out by Xbox, and then Vince's addition ). Currently it's just a small mobile game (I think it will be free with ads) but I doubt I'd be working on this or any commercial game if I never found AGS.

Edit:

Without the tools that I learned from AGS it would have been very difficult for me to complete the recent IOS projects that I've completed.

What games?

I believe it's the very first room of SQ3. You should've picked something harder mid game

Yep. That brown garbage heap in the background was a dead giveaway for me too. The only thing that stumped me was the green, but looking at screenshots, appears to have been grime dripping from the walls. Nice.

Is it a good idea for them to broadcast to the world how a bug in the code works before they fix it?

Edit: I also have no idea how encryption works in the first place. It's like how does the banking website know what encryption I'm using without actually sending it to me? If it doesn't send the encryption I should be using, then I'm sending it to them. If the key is being passed back and forth (even just once), how is that encrypted?

Congrats on your first Android game.
One question though, why does it look as though you've developed for portrait but almost half the screen is black space. Should've developed for landscape, no?

Are we human or are we dancers?

Now that's a serious question!

I watched the trailer. Is the movie good?

I liked it. It's a little quirky and could've been greatly improved if they would've taken it a little more seriously (very odd directing). I would love to see it done as a TV show. I watched it for Anton Yelchin as I loved him in Charlie Bartlet.

Ding ding!

It's a mystery/horror movie. I'll post a second screenshot soon enough if no one guesses.

None of the above.

Hint #2: Based off a book

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas

Edit: I'm quite certain this is the movie, so I'll post the next image since I'm about to head off to work.


(Hint: It's a very recent film)

Code: ags

function on_event(int event, int data) 
{
  if (event == eEventLoseInventory) { //loseInventory
    if ((gInventory.Visible==true) && (mouse.Mode == eModeWalkto)){
        Mouse.Mode=eModeInteract;
    }
  } else if ((event == eEventGUIMouseDown) && (mouse.IsButtonDown==eMouseRight)){
    gInventory.Visible=false;
  }
}