I was referring to the game maker for the sighted.
Josh
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> My apologies, I thought you were referr
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Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 9:08 AM
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> so this gamemaker for sighted people from www.gamemaker.nl can make audio
> games? is it better to have the registered version to make audio games
> though?
>
>
January 18, 2007 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] game-maker
>
> Earlier on the show, Josh wrote:
>> I looked at the scripting language of the gamemaker program and it turns
>> out
>> that gamemaker does not have the ability to effectively create audio
>> games.
>
Hi Josh,
I kind of figured as much. Games built with these off the shelf products
often have no way to put all the resources in to sound effects and or
use of SAPI to describe things thus becomes a visual only medium.
Josh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I looked at the scripting language of the gamemaker pro
Earlier on the show, Josh wrote:
> I looked at the scripting language of the gamemaker program and it turns
> out
> that gamemaker does not have the ability to effectively create audio
> games.
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I read a good bit of the docs on game maker, and I disagree.
This is a construction s
Hi,
I looked at the scripting language of the gamemaker program and it turns out
that gamemaker does not have the ability to effectively create audio games.
Yes it can pan and make 3d sound, but its tools are just not extensive
enough.
Josh
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> how bout a sample game?
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>I highly highly doubt it.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:46 PM
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> You might want to be careful about that. You might just turn everybody off
> Audio Ga
7;t know.
Josh
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Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 1:14 AM
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> Having not looked into the thing I can't be certain, but I've heard
Hi Dark,
I've heard that to. Problem with these off the shelf engines and
building tools many of them simply don't have the ability to create the
kinds of access features we want. I am happy to see Audio Games Maker is
at least going to be an off the shelf tool from which to create games
with
Hi Bryan,
I kind of doubt that. It has been my general experience when something
is made specially for the blind, especially designed to be accessible,
it is most often chosen over more mainstream commercial products.
Take OCR software. There are some really good OCR products out there
like Omni
ent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:46 PM
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> You might want to be careful about that. You might just turn everybody off
> Audio Game Maker. If a program exists that already allows players to save
> their in-game progress, people aren't going to want
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> Hi,
>
> I downloaded and tried the gamemaker software. It's very accessible using
> a
> screen reader. There are keyboard shortcuts everywhere and as far as I
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> You might want to be careful about that. You might just turn everybody off
> Audio Game Maker. If a program exists that already allows players t
won't get the
funding they need to continue work on it.
Bryan and his Girl Jenny
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Hi,
I downloaded and tried the gamemaker software. It's very accessible using a
screen reader. There are keyboard shortcuts everywhere and as far as I can
see everything talks using jaws7 and window-eyes too, most likely. Now the
thing about the program from www.gamemaker.nl is there's a lot of
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