I'll be interested to see where this one goes matheus sinse other than the
combat in metroplexities, no ccgs or similar are available at all in an
accessible form, thoug- I'd imagine though translating all! rules and
such into a game cvould be quite a time consuming process.
I'll be glad
Hi Phil.
though I'm not sure how easy it would be to just get into a reaction mode
this doesn't actually sound much like savage gambit, especially with the key
combos to block and ability to move forward and back.
I'd be interested to try it, though on my current keyboard the six pack
Hi tom.
Well that is a pest regarding the harpies flight, though on the pluss side
having the ability to include vertical combat elements in a 2D game would be
highly needed in the genesis engine I think if you were planning on creating
games similar to mega man, castlevania etc.
So it
Hmmm michael I'm a litle confused at this question.
Mississippi is a game about trading and commerce primarily intended to be
played with other people at the same computer where you buy and sell stuff
and try to turn a prophit.
A game like trek 2000 or final conflict you control a number of
great.
So again we have this issue.
I am downloading it now but wander if I should hold off I couldn't
finnish 18 anyway, beta 16 was the last one I could finnish or was it 17 or 15.
At 02:44 p.m. 25/05/2011, you wrote:
I noticed that the bug from a much earlier cross-platform beta is back,
in beta 16 we had sfml which had videocard issues.
This shouldn't be a problem on most newer systems but laptops and
some other manufacturers are especially prone on having custom
drivers which can not be updated at all necessarily.
At 03:01 p.m. 25/05/2011, you wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I think in
I think just a picture of the choices and how to make them. I just do
better with audio tutorials.
Thanks for any help you can give. A general overview of how to write a
gamebook would help.
Thanks
Tim
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Ah good new!
saygilar sevgiler.
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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 4:19 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] MOTA beta 19 released!
Hello gamers,
USA Games would like to announce the
Hi Thomas,
I suggest with FMOD Ex panning sounds from -1.0 to 1.0,
Then far right would be 1.0, and one step closer would be 0.5
then, each step closer would be half, 0.25, 0.125, 0.0625, 0.03125, etc.
Is this what you tried to do?
Phil
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From: Thomas Ward
Hi Dark,
When we picked that key combination, most keyboards had the six pack right
above the arrow keys so you could stab at any of the boxing keys with your
right hand, or left if you moved the keyboard over.
This would be a problem with newer keyboards and laptops or net books as
they don't
hi tom et al,
can't you just release mota as it was in beta 18 i.e. finish the levels and be
done with it?
all these betas are now getting rediculous, i know you and I want mac support
as well Thomas but most of us are on windows, not Linux.
I'll be dead by the time you release a game
hi all, remember the game that i was talking about yesterday?
now the manual is fixed and working, you can access it either by
connecting to the game or by accessing this dropbox link.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1695866/yugioh.txt
thanks and best regards
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Well I played mota, and wll being in front of an item works but hmmm
Its hardish something I will have to get used to I guess.
At 11:16 p.m. 25/05/2011, you wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I suggest with FMOD Ex panning sounds from -1.0 to 1.0,
Then far right would be 1.0, and one step closer would be 0.5
well I think beta 17 was easier the platforms especially the ones in
level2 are a real mennace.
To be honest though the old directx was good enough, after that maybe
you could convert.
This game has got tricky, but there is no real pan, now sound jumps
round like a rabbit.
The scope does not
hi will, i totaly agree with you. look what has been changed in this
beta! removed joystick support and mouse support! it wasn't perfect but
at least it worked, pluss the audio with fmod, going back to sdl, i
think that you will create mota in all the programming languages
available, lol. just
Hi,
Speaking of bowling, I've got a gentleman asking me if I know where he might
buy a bowling rail. I was hoping that someone here might know.
Thanks.
BFN
Jim
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I'll send that info to the list when I get home.
Shepherds are the best beasts!
On May 25, 2011, at 8:14 AM, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote:
Hi,
Speaking of bowling, I've got a gentleman asking me if I know where he might
buy a bowling rail. I was hoping that someone here might
Hi Lori,
There is a little puzzle related to the food in level 1, in fact, so I won't
spoil it here just yet. The vultures are currently just a sound sequence
rather than actual game characters. They are primarily there to clean up
dead bodies, as they would otherwise pile up very quickly
Lol it's always fun to hear animals get in each others way, you can go out
of reach and listen to the result :)
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To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey]
Hi Phil.
I'm not usualy as much a fan of the letter keys for spacial functions, but
in this case I do think that's a good idea indeed if you ever make a windows
port of the game.
I'm not actually sure why my desktop keyboard has such a strange layout,
sinse it's not one of those tiny miner
Oh I'm all for that, but I almost feel it would have been better for him to
release the WIndows version first and then he could have worked on the Mac
version solidly without having to worry about possibly causing problems with
the WIndows version.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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Hi Will,
First, I understand your frustration, but you must have missed my
message to Phil about my plans for beta 20 which will likely be 1.0
rc1. What I mean by that is now that I have finally merged the Windows
G3D Engine and the Linux G3D Engine into a single cross-platform
engine I can focus
Hi Bryan,
Yeah, but as I just explained to Will that's too much work. The G3D
Windows version and the cross-platform version are fairly different
which requires a number of changes to the MOTA code itself. Things
like panning, setting volume, changing pitch, initializing an
application window,
HI Charles,
Thank you. I'm glad you understand my point-of-view. As you said
non-Windows users need games too. We have been left out for far too
long and I intend to begin changing that by making more games
available for non-Windows platforms while maintaining some degree of
support for Windows
Hi Mattheus and all,
A few corrections. While it is true joystick and mouse support was
disabled in this release by no means did I say it was perminit. It was
merely removed until I could find time to either add a better
cross-platform design, or decide to add in some platform specific
support
Hi Shaun,
If you are talking about the analog jumps they aren't even in beta 19.
So you might have less problems playing beta 19. In any case from here
on out beta 19 will be the platform I'll be working from. I'll
probably release patches, updates, bug fixes for that release so
you'll need the
Hello Thomas,
I completely understand where you are coming from. I have recently
installed Vinux on my old Acer Aspire 1 netbook. I may here soon download
and install your version for Linux and see how it goes. I am on the Vinux
and Orca lists and I am seeing new members all the time. I
I know, from the beginning, that your reasoning for creating the game to
work on the format of your personal choice was so that you, in fact, could
play it using that platform. And, as you have numerously pointed out, that
market is still growing, and will be profitable. There aren't enough
Hi Phil,
As Willem and I were just discussing off list the issue is that FMOD
and DirectSound use two completely different mathematical scales to
pan sounds and control volume. DirectSound uses a Linear scale to roll
off where FMOD, OpenAL, and XAudio2 use a Logarithmic scale to roll
off. What
Hi,
Yeah, but we aren't using SFML any more. The 3.0 G3D Engine uses SDL
1.2.13. That doesn't have any video issues that I am aware of. In
fact, over all the new 3.0 engine is rock solid stable. Other than the
audio and support for some game controllers like joysticks and mice
the engine is ready
Hi Alfredo,
Mind telling us what you are talking about? I haven't a clue what you
are asking.
Cheers!
On 5/25/11, Alfredo_The_Music_maker birdlover2...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi, I have a question to ask. Could you explain how the === separator
works? Why not use an html separator. I am sure
Hi Greg,
That's very true. If we look atsay the US, UK, and Canadian markets
Windows is clearly the big winner, but if we look at foreign markets
Linux has had a dramatic inpact on home and industry software world
wide. In what we would call the third-world markets those people can
not afford top
hi Tom. I think he is talking about the separations in the manuwil to
separate the different sections of the text. some of them use a +++ hth.
from Mich.
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Hi Charles,
Well, I think I do. The fact of the matter is most people don't really
know or fully realise how developers work, operate, etc. Most projects
have a roadmap, sort of a master todo list/schedule, that states what
needs to be done and when the developer plans to work on that
particular
I think he was talking about the User's Gide.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey]
Hi Phil,
Yeah, some kind of remapping would be essential for laptops. The one
you mentioned sounds like a good compromise. I myself am running a
notebook most of the time and the del, insert, home, end, and page
up/down keys are nowhere near each other making Red Dragon impossible
to play on my
Hmm. What a way to get into Tenpin Alley, which must be purchased
separately? (grin)
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From: Phil Vlasak p...@pcsgames.net
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent:
Hey, does anyone know if inform 7 will let me have a game do random
things? Example when you play a dice game or a card or board game
random things happen.
If you play blackjack you might get a five to start with but some of
the I.F. games I have play the same thing happens.
I am still going
Hi Thomas,
I am all for having a keyboard ini file like the GMA engine has.
But I like the feature for re-mapping hot keys as part of the game rather
than forcing them to manually alter a text file.
Phil
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To: Gamers
Hi Charles,
Yeah, in Ten Pin Alley if you don't hit a key, eventually the announcer will
go off to the bathroom, I think.
Or he will fall asleep and snore.
It is quite an Easter egg.
Phil
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hey guys
I just started playing the lunimals game a couple days ago. I'm not normally
into strategy games but this one looked kinda cool so I thought I'd give it
a try and I really like it. but I can't get past the first quest of mission
3. I think what is happening is that the mice are
I just installed beta 19 of MOTA, and a thought crossed my mind. Did you
notice that the I do not agree radio button was checked by default? I've
noticed this during other game installations as well, and wonder why the I
agree button isn't the one that is usually checked. Just a thought of
I went on PCSGames website and, seeing the link for Materiamagica, I decided to
try it. I have the mush-z client, so I pointed it to the site and it connected
fine, but I had to use the mouse to read the output window, something that's
done automatically when I play Alteraeon. I'm using NVDA,
Hi Charles,
Having I Disagree automatically checked by default is standard
installation procedure, and for one very good reason. The main one is
that in order to continue with the installation of the software you
must implicitly agree to the terms of the license agreement and then
are bound by it
Hi thomas.
In my opinion you inform the community very well and publishing your roadmap
online is not necisary, so if you change your mind people will not jump onto
your case as they already do.
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The volume in alter aeon is controlled by the f11 and f12 keys.
As for materia magica you need to import mushReader so it will talk.
To do this you hit ctrl shift p, add alt a and look for mushreader.xml
hth
On 5/26/11, The Addictor kenwdow...@neo.rr.com wrote:
I went on PCSGames website and,
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