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Ronald Reagan?

The actor?!?

Correct.

First hint:

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A former president

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Second hint:

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(but not an American)

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Third hint:

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Deceased

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Forth hint:

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Executed

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It does look like he is putting out a fire in a completely different (white) building. And if not, this is a waist high window on the ground floor... Presuambly the bottle was somehow glued to the table.

Yep. It was shot as a real movie but was never supposed to be released.

I've watched it and thought it wasn't too bad. It was made quickly and cheaply, but I'd say the result is probably better than the modern versions (I've not seen them all).

2 Furious 2 Last

For macOS it should build with CMake, and there are pre-defined paths for copying items into a .App from ./Resources.

Code: bash

export BUILD_TYPE=release
mkdir build_$BUILD_TYPE
cd build_$BUILD_TYPE
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=$BUILD_TYPE ..
make

If you want to test a recent build, they are here:
https://cirrus-ci.com/github/adventuregamestudio/ags

The iOS version is another story, I don't think anyone has built this recently.

It was just a guess... My world history knowledge isn't too great so I had to search for new question. I hope this one is OK (and correct).
In 1980, who was given the 'key to the city' of Detroit for having donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to a local church?

It needs a nice font to go with it, ideally.
Then all the parts for a splash-screen/website are in place...

Won the race but he had died during it?

My AGS folder is in my OneDrive documents folder, I'll try to pause OneDrive and exclude it from virus checking and see if that helps.

Also, Windows Explorer can accidentally lock the files whilst trying to look at the directory contents. So you could also try closing all Explorer windows which are displaying game directories.

You could also similarly optimise the constructor for the array.

This was the part I was most interested in trying to optimise, but maths isn't my strong suit. I would guess that trying to work out the maximum number of delimiter instances that yield a value would allow the array size to not be so large, but the substring checks required would just present a similar problem to the string splitting, and performance wise it is just better to over-commit the array size?

To safely view a solar eclipse?

Radiation protection lmao

Sacrifice some chin to protect the forehead.

I was thinking it was for a motorcycle sidecar, to protect your face from the wind. Presumably you would need a tight fitting and streamlined hat to go with it.

I think the issue is, some of the date information is missing for some games, so these would probably get sorted as if they were released in 1970.

Doesn't HiDPI just mean that a small screen can have a high resolution? What do you mean by support?

Rather than rely on scaling compatibility modes and absolute positioning it would need to support producing output at the native resolution. At the moment it doesn't do this and the built in scaling function breaks all of the GUI layouts when the HiDPI mode is activated internally.



Newer versions of Windows 10 seem to have better automatic scaling, but I've not tested it with this.

But supporting HiDPI is something that applications can do, to avoid the automatic scaling behaviour (which is sometimes incorrect and has different results depending on which version of Windows you have).

just watch Atom, because it sometimes gets confused with line ends and replaces line ends of everything it touches - not a problem for ags but if you have your game on Source Control like git, you will get spurious file changes of Atom randomly replacing line endings for whole files. Atom hasn't given this bug anymore for me, so maybe they fixed it, but I had it on the past.

The whitespace package that comes with it is enabled and pre-configured to do lots of whitespace changes. If you edit the settings for this package you can stop it doing this. Git on Windows will also auto-convert line endings by default, which can get complicated if you are sharing the checked out file between Windows and something else.

You can do that but it raises the questions:

• Do you default to browsing to there for the theme?
• Should the Editor avoid copying it and use it directly if it finds it there?
• How/Should you upgrade the theme if a newer one appears?
• How do you differentiate a custom one from the original?
• How do you check that the theme is 'compatible'?

Maybe it should be serialised into the other settings, or just included as an embedded resource to directly select. As it is now, I think if something tries to manage it, it will encounter complications later on.

Maybe we could add it to the installer actually, if it's preferable.

Selecting the theme writes it into the user profile, so this isn't straight forward to do.

I believe it is still separate, but linked in the first post:
https://github.com/adventuregamestudio/ags/files/1613027/VisualStudioDark.zip