My vote goes for C++. Solving C# issues may delay raceway and other games
even more than a few months.
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Hi Tom
I'd go with whatever works best for you. Though it seems like C++ would
be a better route to convert the USA upcoming titles.
Ron
Audyssey Editor
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Hi Liam
I've downloaded the game, tried it and I'm all quacked up about it.
Definitely the Nintendo feel to it.
Ron
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Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 5:38 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] new game
This aft
Hi Tom
I know it's been a bit but I'd go for a duel level game. One of the
classic and the other of random in Monty.
Ron
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Subject: [Audyssey] Randomising Montezuma's Revenge.
Hi
Indeed, msn is good, and so is skype. The only problems occur when I
have no idea who the person is that I'm playing. It's kind of hard to
find out who they are.
What about the possibility of intranet versus internet playability.
I'm not a crack code-writer like some of you guys...or at least not
Hi.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by a "starting point."
It's an excellent game, as far as playability and entertainment, but
it does kind of get a little old after a while, only because there's
only so much you can do while killing people.
I highly recommend this game, as you can play by y
Yeah. Nintendo is still making Kirby, Mario, and Zelda games. I haven't seen
a Metroid game in a while, but I assume Samus is still a pretty popular
character as well. There's no way nintendo would allow for their characters
to be used in any game, probably not even if it was non-proffit. Though
Hmm. I see the game's structor already come to my mind here:
The left and right arrow keys to go forward and back, spacebar for jumpping,
and the control key for firing fireballs, and what the like.
"P" for pausing the game, escape for quiting.
On to the game itself, about 2 or 3 jumps forward in
Hi chris,
Be sure and put that track in the game trakcs folder, as it is now an
official track and not a user track.
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Taking the duck hunt off a bit here. What about the game of carnival? When
the dukcs would dive at you, you could shoot them, there were times you
could shoot extra bullets, and not to mention the rotating pipes.
Just a thought
Ron
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i agree with that also a accessible game of double dragon also. i
have played contra before and i finished it once.
On Jul 12, 2007, at 11:06 AM, Mich wrote:
> yes Super Marrieo Brothers rocked and that would be so cool if you
> could
> make a game of that. from Mich Verrier.
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Okay rail racer is acting funny. I loaded one of the new game tracks the gorch
and when I went to load the track, this is what happened when I pressed enter
on load game track.
GameEngine.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services
Application has generated an exception that could not be
I'm a little confused where to put t he runtime? It doesn't give me any
dirrectory choices so I put it in program files\direct X, is this ok?
Mike
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Hiya,
Just thought I'd post to the list and say that there seems to be a new
version of Beta 6 of SoundRTS. A few of the changes I've noticed are some
updates to the English translations, as well as a new and higher quality voice
synthesizer--I have to wonder how Realspeak Daniel got put in
atever.
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I actually had to take both the symbol sound and the duck and construct them
from memory to what it would sound like in the nintendo version. I'd say I
did pretty good job as far as constructing everythign to sound the same.
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in the original game I don't thinkt hey sped up. int his one. yes. they
do speed up.
I haven't put up news publicly yet cause I've had other stuff going on, and
it hasn't been my top priority.
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Ah Brian, that would rule, though Super castlevania on the snes was always
my favourite.
Given all the stairs in the game, it might even be poss to do something
monti style with it. Perhaps if thom ever gets around to producing a really
versetile monti map edditer allowing creation of extra wea
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i'm thinking of making some of the classics, all i need is how you played
the game, almost like a step by step guide. i could probably simulate the
nintendo gunshots and things, and i already have music for the nintendo
original, snes, gameboy and n64.
thanks.
regards,
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ii think the cymbal is part of the duck sound, and as the sounds were the
original nintendo sounds, i don't think it's possible.
regards,
damien
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Sounds like a good idea!
Although, speaking of games, will the "star Wars" game be coming to the
blind someday? The trailer was quite good, and also, the music was nice!
I say, make a sound track of the music for Monty when its released. The
sound track on Cd of course.
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Also, would there be a way to record the sound of the ducks' quack
separately, then have that I'm guessing, symbol sound in the backround, so
that the duck can fly across the area?
And I can't wait for the "Clay Shooting!" I could play that level of duck
hunt pretty well, and I can not even see
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I have the first 4 games on Playstation, and even though I couldn't play
them very well, I always loved it when my mother played them.
She wasn't bad!
PS. If anyone is looking for the music to Tomb Raider games 3 and later,
head over to:
www.tombraider.ws
or www.trcomm.net
and choose the "Tunes/S
I think you'll find Zelda 2 was made for the NES. The only Zelda game I know
of for the SNES was Link to the Past. And yes, Zelda 2 would probably be
hard to do. You've got not only your overworld but the dungeons, also the
towns and then those random encounters you had on the overworld if you
If only the "Audio Game Maker" was here, then do you know how many games
everyone could make in one year?
Maybe even the sighted people would be asking for a copy! I'm gonna see if I
can get my mother interested in playing Duck Hunt for the blind on my pc
tonight. And speaking of Mario, and this
Would Zelda 2 be hard to create? Zelda 2 for the Snes that is.
I know Zelda 3: A Link To The Past would be hard to do.
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:54 AM
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> Hi Br
Yep? I reinstalled DX after the framework patch was applied.
.
.
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:43 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Problum when Starting Monty.
> Hi,
> Did it work? If so it sounds as t
after speaking with liam, he's agreed that since i made it, beep is my game,
therefore it is now released. it has quite a history does this game, read up
about it at x-sight.brandoncole.net. this is the first game x-sight have
actually personally made, even though it is very very simple, and ver
Thom,
I agree. After Mario three the concept got pretty off base. Maybe
there could be some kind of knock off concept like Marios sisters or
something?
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how many rounds are there in duckhunt?
Its ok but boring after a bit.
The ducs don't seem to get faster, you just wait then push space when
it all gets to the centre.
also the game hasn't got a mention on the main lworks site.
At 08:54 a.m. 13/07/2007, you wrote:
>I actually don't have a problem
Hi,
Probably not. Mario is still one of Nintendo's popular sales, and I
think there newest one was Mario Sunshine or something like that for the DS.
Though, to be honest the newer Mario's have lost something from the
classic ones. The music is one of those things.
Shadow Dragon wrote:
> Agreed.
Hi,
You mean the Return of the Joker etc? The one where you had to destroy
the Joker's chemical factory. I remember it,but not clearly. I may have
rented that one as I don't have that one in my NES collection.
gmail wrote:
> Hi guys, anyone besides me remember the good old batman series for the
Hi Casey,
It should work just fine on Vista right out of the box. Vista already
supports DirectX 8, 9, and 10 for C++ applications so no matter which
version of those I chose Vista would be cool. The difference here is for
games using .Net the managed components needs installed, and why games
f
the clay shooting worked where the sound would start off lo in sound and
then get higher and higher the farther the clay pigeon flue and then it
would disappear. That is if you didn't shoot it first smile. I hope that
helps. from Mich.
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Hi Shaun,
Ahem... Not everything is going .Net though Microsoft is really pushing
the technology. yes, it is true it is becoming more and more
standardised, but by no means will everything go .Net.
As far as C++ being hard or old that isn't as bad as you think. C++ is
used by every os for develo
Hi Mich,
Those games you mentioned are written in Visual Basic 6. The only reason
I would decide against VB 6 is the technology is extremely old, and
Microsoft has publically announced they are dropping support for it next
year. So I wouldn't go that way.
However, C++ is a core language of Windo
Hi Sean,
I have answered your questions below in a question and answer format.
1. How much longer would it take you to program a game in C++ rather then
C#?
Well, Once I wrote the core headers and other cpp files I use for my
game core there wouldn't be that much of a difference in time between
I'm afraid to say I wasn't using the web-downloadable automatic version. I
was using the download off of USA Games. That's why it took four hours on
dialup. Make that 4:48.
Well, at least there is no problems here.
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And it had cool music! Of course I liked the music in all three of the DD
games but DD2 had the coolest as far as I'm concerned. Not too many games
nowadays have quite the same memorable tunes I've noticed.
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
J.D. Fortune, Pretty Vegas
The clay pigeons were, as I recall from my brother's description, fired from
the bottom of the screen to the top and their sound rose in pitch as they
travelled up the screen. The question would be how to convert that into an
audio friendly form while remaining as true to the original as possibl
I think there's nothing better than the good old C++ programming language
with standard Windows and DirectX functions. I write my games in that way
and found them pretty stable (even though they're just very basic
functiontests for later use).
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Hi Charles,
For the widest possible number of machines an app in C++ using the Win32
API and DirectX 8 or 9 would do it.
The reason is the Win32 API is the very core of the Windows os. Dll
files like user32.dll, kernal32.dll, etc have been around for ages and
have simply been upgraded as each ne
Yeah, my bad, Double Dragon2 was the one I meant. The original Double
Dragon, and Double Dragon3, from my experiences, weren't nearly as fun for
some reason. I just loved how advanced Double Dragon2 was for its age, you
could actually grapple your opponents and throw them into other opponents,
Hi guys, anyone besides me remember the good old batman series for the
nentendo seires?
Brandon
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 4:15 PM
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> Agreed. The Mario
Agreed. The Mario Bros are the gods of Nintendo! Well, next to Kirby.
Everyone knows Kirby owns 'em all. It'd be cool if we could get nintendo to
release the rights of their characters to one of the audiogame devs so we
could get a super smash bros type thing going, but that'll never happen.
---
I think this sounds good. I would like to be sure that these games written
in c++ will work under Vista? Wood the fact that it uses directX 10 play
into this at all?
Thanks for letting us know.
Casey
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You can get dotnet 3 in windowsupdate.
Actually if you load everyting in the site all optionals to you will
get dotnet.
I havn't found any issue.
Everything is going dotnet at some point.
If you can do c++ which is a hard thing then go for it.
I myself think though we should try staying up with th
I always download the redist.
At 10:31 p.m. 12/07/2007, you wrote:
>I'm not sure the DX web setup tool includes the June 2007 updates. I don't
>know why. I also ended up downloading the full runtime, but it was only 30+
>mb.
>My recomendation is to go to
>http://www.Microsoft.com/directx /
>
reinstall dx9 and try again after updating your system dx9 needs to
repair itself, it will not take to long.
At 10:21 p.m. 12/07/2007, you wrote:
>hi i can't run rail racer because a debug dialog comes up and neither can i
>play Monty.
>http://www.secretsthatwekeep.com/003
>Simon
>creator and own
I actually don't have a problem doing either feature. both are totally
possible.
does anyone remember how clay pigeons worked. I want to add that as well as
the multiple ducks feature. I can't remember for the life of me how that
worked.
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hi tom. I for one think that you should go for it. write the games in c++ or
even VB6 or what ever langwige the games of Shades of Doom and the games
from L Works are written in. Speaking from a end user's experience and
having no knollige of programming or programming games. I have to say that
yes thanks tom for pointing these out yes i to would like to move the gun to
fire at the ducks and also to poz the game. from Mich Verrier from New
Liskeard Ontario Canada.
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I would like to see an audio version of the original Mario Bros for NES. I
played when I had sight and I never did beat the thing. I think I would be
totally hooked on it.
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Hi Tom;
You bring up a good point; the .net platform can be a pain every now and
then. Just a few questions;
1. How much longer would it take you to program a game in C++ rather then
C#?
2. Witch language do you feel the most comfortable in? I know you can
program in both (wish I could; C++ and the
hi tom o no no problem I realize that you are busy. Maybe when your schedule
clears then you could do it but just the fact that you could do it would be
cool. from Mich Verrier.
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The later versions of the game got really really hard; I never managed to
complete a game, but it was so much fun to play.
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 3:29 PM
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Subject:
No, There is a debug option for Internet Explorer and another just below it
for OTHER. I have them both turned off since I'm not in the debugging
business and don't want things to stop if they encounter a bug I can't fix.
Kathy Seven Williams
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i support that idea one hundred percent.
Brandon
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 2:59 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Possible changes in USA Games Development.
> Hi all,
> I am throwing this out here for public discussion. Since thi
Hi all,
I am throwing this out here for public discussion. Since this effects
all of you as well as me I think this needs public discussion.
As you know I have written two games that requires the Microsoft .Net
Framework and DirectX 9.0C using C#.Net. Well, since choosing this path
I've had noth
Go for what works on most machines with the least amount of installation, as
long as it is reliable and will be reliable in the future, as long as good
game performance is achieved.
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Hi Trouble,
That was my thoughts as well. They need a copy of the Visual C# 2005
debugger which would tell what was the matter, but that is a massive
install just to gather info.
Trouble wrote:
> That should only effect a game played through the browser. Because
> that debug feature is only for
That should only effect a game played through the browser. Because
that debug feature is only for java scripting issues on web pages.
As far as a regular program goes. If you got any MS programming
tools. When something blows up you can get a debug window, but not
sure without those tools. Becau
Hi,
there were actually several games of Toomb Raider. There was the classic
side-scroller you mentioned, but later versions of the game really got good.
Toomb Raider was one of my 5 favorites when I was sighted, and believe
me it is on my wish list to program as I get time to do so.
Trenton Mat
Beware the librarian.
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 2:20 PM
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I don't know if it will help because I'm not having problems, but when debug
is turned on and a bug is encountered in a program, Microsoft tells you of
the bug, stops the program and lets you either fix it or just sto the
program. It will often (maybe always) not work through the bug itself. I
foun
Hi Nicol,
That is a fireworks left by Fred and George, and the only thing you can do
to it is stun it.
spoiler
space
If you do, you get a little explosion.
Phil
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 3:18 PM
Subj
Hi Liam,
Well, a couple of ideas I'd like is to be able to actually move around
to shoot the ducks as you could in Duck Hunt. After all you had to move
the gun to actually aim and fire.
The other is Duck Hunt needs a pause game feature. If you recieve a
phone call, your wife is calling you to th
Hi,
Well, Monty retains allot of the game play from the classic, but I
really had to give the sounds a modern day sound scheme to make it
playable. How else would you find the platforms, skulls, etc. They
didn't really have effects and it was very visually oriented.
By the way, the level in Doub
Hi Nicol,
You know... I don't believe the class room is even in Sarah. I think
Phil forgot to add it or never included it for some reason.
nicol wrote:
> Hi all
> Please! Can anyone give me a hint where to find the defense against the dark
> arts classroom on the first floor?. Just tell me is it
Hi I'm answering my own question.
I should put the book, Defensive Magical Theory by Wilbert Slinkhard, in the
DADA classroom.
I'll just have to take a copy from the library!
Phil
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Hi Kathy,
Really? I had know idea this would effect the game's startup. Everyone
let me know if Kathy's suggestion works, and I will add it to the USA
Games FAQ page.
Kathy Seven Williams wrote:
> For those who get the Debug error window that keeps you from continuing the
> game,
>
> Go to Co
Hi Mich,
If I wasn't so packed schedule wise already I think Super Mario would be
pretty fun to create. I could do it, but not currently with my schedule.
Mich wrote:
> yes Super Marrieo Brothers rocked and that would be so cool if you could
> make a game of that. from Mich Verrier.
>
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Well charles that is actually what I'm trying to do all the time.
How do I try it out., I pressed x like crazy when the cateren wheel is in
the center but nothing happens.
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HI
Is the catheren wheel only there for atmosphere or do I do something with
it?
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Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 2:04 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] the shocking catheren wheel on the se
Nice game liam
I played tv games with my sighted friends when I was small and those games
had exactly the samed kind of sounds as this game, so this means that the tv
games sold in south africa is actually also Nintendo. Its not video games,
its games that are played on a standard tv set. You plug
Hi Nicol,
Oops! I forgot to put the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom on the
first floor.
I was thinking of the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor's office on
the second floor which has the kitten pictures.
I guess I couldn't think of anything special to put in the DADA classroom so
l
Hi all
Please! Can anyone give me a hint where to find the defense against the dark
arts classroom on the first floor?. Just tell me is it a snoring door or is
it a quiet door.
Will I find it in a corridor or in one of the many classrooms that doesn't
have a door and a name?
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As this can be a long game, I'd like to see a pause feature in case I have
to visit the smallest room in the house, if you know where I mean? (grin)
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Thanks. I'll try that next time.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 11:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] new game
> if you leave jaws on, you can hold down the shift key and press escape,
> and
> that'll s
That's why I didn't figure you'd have bothered to make mention of them. I'm
totally blind myself.
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
J.D. Fortune, Pretty Vegas
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Hi Simon,
Hmmm... If STFC worksand Monty doesn't it could mean some kind of issue
between Monty and your Sapi engines.
simon.dowling wrote:
> ok ran it installed it and still have no joy with monty.
> can't see the problem because stfc works fine.
> http://www.secretsthatwekeep.com/003
> Simon
>
yes Super Marrieo Brothers rocked and that would be so cool if you could
make a game of that. from Mich Verrier.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] new game
> If a
Hi,
Yeah, Contra was tough even for the sightees. I could get through a few
levels, but I don't believe I ever completed that one. Interesting
enough I see I still have it in my closet in my box of NES games.
Shadow Dragon wrote:
> Nope. Those were crazy hard games for classics. They were side-
Hi William,
Keep in mind there are several DirectX versions on the official DirectX
site. If you want the latest runtime go to
www.usagames.us/requirements.html
and download the June runtime. It is something like 53 MB.
Willem wrote:
> I'm not sure the DX web setup tool includes the June 2007 up
Hi,
Just give it a temp folder like
c:\temp1 or something like that. Then, go to that foulder and run the
setup.exe file.
simon.dowling wrote:
> hi ok i downloaded the direct x for June, when i run it, it says to type a
> location or brouse for a folder to put the extracted files.
> where do i
Hi Bryan
I'm totally blind and I use those programming resources. So if they were
not accessible I wouldn't be able to use them myself.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
> Mario III might be a bit problematic, but then again I as yet have no
> programming knowledge so I could be wrong. I' actually thinking
Hi,
Yeah, the TMNT games had cool music, and I have midis of all the TMNT
games. So I could do either TMNT 1 or 2 as far as effects and music goes.
TMNT 1 wasn't that bad. The only part I didn't really like was the ppart
where you got in the Turtle van and drove around New York looking for
the h
Hi Bryan,
I can tell you there is nothing simple about coding a Legend of Zelda
game. There is overworlds as well as underworlds to program. There is
allot of different monsters as well. Woo, that game would be tough to write.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
> I personally feel we need an audio Legend of
Hi Kelly,
I use to play Contra allot, and I got quite a ways into the game, but
that was before I lost my vision.
Kelly Sapergia wrote:
> Hi,
> While we're talking about classic games, does anyone remember a couple
> series named Contra and Gradius? I tried some of the games in these series
Hi Dark,
Like I said in a prier post one of the reasons I wrote the Monty game
engine is so I can use it to make some of the NES classics such as Ninja
Turtles or perhaps Double Dragon.
I've actually been collecting sounds to this effect.
Dark wrote:
> Ah, a tmnt game would rock!
>
> I'd love to
Hi,
Did it work? If so it sounds as though DirectX needs to be reinstalled
if the security patch is installed.
Trenton Matthews wrote:
> Interesting. All I did was download the Diret-X 9.0 C (downloadable 53 mb)
> package, which took about 4 hours, and reapplied the setup file after the
> secur
Hi,
Oh, yeah. That is the level the Foot Soldiers tossed snowballs at you
and there were snowman looking creatures. That level was pretty lame. It
also never made much sense why a snowball could kill you.
The first levels made sense the burning building, the street fight, the
sewers, but the sno
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