if you extract directX on your hard drive, any temperary directory, go to
the directory you've extracted it. You need to run the setup program first
to install directX. I can't remember if it is called dxsetup or setup.
Also you spesificly need .net 1.1 framework installed. It is different from
ask djc damon, I think he does.
At 08:48 a.m. 11/08/2007, you wrote:
>hi.
>does any of you have a copy of acefire lerking? if so, can you let me know?
>
>thanks.
>
>Regards,
>
>Damien C. Sadler
>X-Sight Interactive Co-Manager
>http://x-sight.brandoncole.net
>
>Skype: damien_the_demon
>MSN: [EMAIL
Hi all.
We've set up a golf group on Tafn The Accessible Friends Network which is an
organisation and chat site based in the Uk.
We also have two Alteraeon Mudding sessions for beginners and advanced.
For golf we're using Jim's golf 10.
If your interested come to www.tafn.org.uk or contact [EMAI
Hi Damian
looks like I've got a setup for ace fire. would you like me to send it over
your way? Provide an email and no trouble, attempted a message off list
with no luck.
Ron
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Hello, I have been trying to play rail racer for a few days now, but I
cannot get the game installed properly or something. I am getting this
gameEngine.exe error which states:
If you were in the middle of something the information might be lost.
Then I get an ok button. I have .net framework 2.0
hi.
does any of you have a copy of acefire lerking? if so, can you let me know?
thanks.
Regards,
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Thanks man. speed running tournaments sure sound interesting. we don't even
need a site for this, we could simply upload the runs to sendspace or other
such service and people could download them. For those curious, there are
different types of runs. there are single segment runs, which means yo
Hi Josh,
It is possible. I have a conceptual idea of what the ideal AGM project
would be like in .Net. AGM has given me the basic concepts that are
required for such a project, but there are several things I would change
to make it more functional as a professional building tool.
Josh wrote:
Hi Josh,
That's correct. Most of the time these days I do professional and home
projects in C#. Though, I do have skills in C++, python, Java, and
Visual Basic.
Josh wrote:
> he tom,
> When your hands get not so full maybe you'll embark on such an AGM project
> someday using direct-x and dot n
If you get this going, you are welcome to use my tournament system to hold
competitions.
Later,
Che
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 8:15 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] speedrunning audiogames.
> For some
Hi Josh,
Yes, it certainly would be allot better using something like C#.Net and
DirectX, and I don't think porting it would be all that difficult.
Though, all of this is from the perspective of a professional .Net
developer with DirectX experience. AGM was written by students, and it
is hard t
Has anyone been able to contact Igor recently? I need my username for a few
of the games reset. I wrote to him over a week ago and haven't gotten a
response. Thanks!
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Are you into Anime, manga, and video game music? If yes, take a look at this
site.
http://gh.ffshrine.org?r=16426
if it were converted to direct-x using dot net I think that would be a lot
better than it being flash based. I never really did like flash based
things.
Josh
Most of the reason I don't like spam is because a lot of it is true.
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he tom,
When your hands get not so full maybe you'll embark on such an AGM project
someday using direct-x and dot net framework and things like that? You
mostly program in c#, right?
Josh
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Hi Dakotah and all,
First, I'd like to fill in some of the background info Trenton left out
of his statement. Trenton was making reference to Tomb Raider
Chronicals. In that game everyone thinks Lara Croft was killed in Last
Revelation when the temple was destroyed, and so the entire game is
ss
For some odd reason, my email concerning this wasn't posted. think I used
the wrong email address. Here it is again.
Hey all,
Just in case you guys aren't aware, speed runs refer to a person completing
a game as quickly as possible with few mistakes. it's basically another way
of competing. I was
Hi all,
I would like to make a few comments based on what I have read in this
thread. Rather than answering them individually I will cover them in
this one message.
First, for those who don't already know this DirectX is not a
programming language. It is a set of multimedia libraries that have
Hi Che,
Yes, it does. In fact, if my hands were not so full I'd consider a
commercial based project like AGM with built in Sapi 5 support, support
for DirectX 9, .Net Framework 2 or 3, and with way more loads of
documentation.
I believe such a product would not only sell, but I could offer so mu
Sorry, I don't follow. Never played those games.
Actually, there's no way, unless we get some variables introduced...by
the way, that'd be a helpful addition, variables to store data...
We can't keep up with ammo and weapons and all that.
Signed:
Dakotah Rickard
On 8/9/07, Trenton Matthews <[EM
Uh, I kinda missed the announcement. Is there a way that someone could
tell me what's up with Adventure?
On 8/9/07, ian and riggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this sounds like a good game
> - Original Message -
> From: "Bryan Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
>
It's all well and good that everyone agrees that DirectX is faster and
loads better, but it's written in flash and porting the program to
directX is not going to be something they can just snap their fingers
and do overnight. It doesn't hurt any of us that the flash games take
some time to load. Do
Hi.
I know that this has got to be annoying of me, but I'd prefer even
local area network gaming.
I like the idea of the code snipet pricing and I also like the idea of
being able to work with files of random numbers, even indirectly.
That's an elegant solution that would probably have never occu
Hi Che
I'm watching the clock and waiting hopefully all will work out here. MSN
has sometimes signed in or out without notice, Skype might be an alternate.
Ron
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 6:54 PM
Su
Hi.
In the item sword, set the reaction "Picked up" in quotes, to change
the property of the item sword "default sound" also in quotes, to
none. In other words, when the sword is picked up, that action
triggers the sword to change its own default sound to none.
Make sense?
Signed:
Dakotah Rickar
Hi all RTS fans,
I am hosting map 3 on my server at 8PM eastern, hoping to get 3 other players
going so we can thoroughly check out the new server beta.
All you need to connect is beta 7.
The server will be up a few minutes before 8 eastern and is named c h e
If you want to play, please
me, too, sometimes I use cuss words, then realize my mistake before it
gets whisked off, so, i can correct it.
On 8/10/07, Ron Schamerhorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd have to agree here that seeing the guidelines more then once a month for
> those of us who are familiar with them would be mor
yes, it looks like a good proof of concept, but with it being flash based,
blind users can't even program for it if it went open source.
Ah well, who knows what the future holds, I think at least it proved there
is tremendous interest in a product like this.
Later,
Che
- Original Mes
Hi Che
Thanks muchly! That's got it working. I am happy to say it seems to be
running fine here though I've done nothing more then look at the menus.
Thanks for the heads up on that. Now time to read the manual or whatever
and see what's possible.
Thanks
Ron
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Hi Che,
Yes, that was a very interesting read. Basically, in a nutshell Sander
said if they don't get more funding for AGM the project is basically
dead in the water. Which is too bad since I had high hopes for the
project. However, this is often the problem with projects that are
primarily res
I'd have to agree here that seeing the guidelines more then once a month for
those of us who are familiar with them would be more often then necessary.
Since new people get them I'd leave it as is now. I use the rule of thumb
that if I think it's questionable to write a word or phrase then I re
Hi Talksina,
To be honest at this point I really don't know what the issue is with
your install of Monty. It seams the majority of the issues with Monty is
dealing with non-US versions of Windows, but that just could be that
those tend to stand out more than the rest.
I've ruled out Sapi and I
good idea charles.
On 8/10/07, Charles Rivard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think that posting the guidelines once a week would be too often. For me,
> once a month is probably the best. New members get a copy when they join,
> so they can't say they haven't gotten them. Another thought is to
This can happen if a Sapi voice is corrupt.
The code tries to load the voice, based on your index in the code, but
cannot do so.
You need to include error trapping code here, so the voice will default to
0 if this happens.
Later,
Che
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From: "Thomas Ward" <[
Hi Trenton,
No, that isn't what Raul was saying at all. What Raul was trying to
point out is that different versions of even the same synth doesn't play
together on the same computer. In some rare cases synths will break when
the end user installs two applications together that will conflict lik
I think that posting the guidelines once a week would be too often. For me,
once a month is probably the best. New members get a copy when they join,
so they can't say they haven't gotten them. Another thought is to maybe use
the subject line of "list guidelines" if they have not been modifie
you know, I agree with you raull, lets keep this list smooth, and free
of "thanks for xxx" or, "I am going to email xxx person offlist, about
xxx topic", well dont tell the list, just email the person... :)
And, I know it's off topic, but congradulations Tristian for beating
that game at 10 years o
Yes, I have a totally seperate program that handles all interaction
between players on my server. Because it is on its own server, there are no
problems with speed or connectivity issues, when one wants to connect, they
can do so from within Rail Racer, no muss no fuss.
Future games will us
Hi Casey,
Well, if the Sapi engine and voice menu is locking up your system this
is a bug with Monty and not Sapi. I'll look into this issue, and file it
in my bugs.txt file.
Thanks.
Casey wrote:
> For me the only thing that sometimes happens with Sapi is that when I arrow
> down to the bottom
There are various text files in the AGM data directory, one of them is
soundPorts this is the one you are looking for I think,
another is SoundBuffer and you might want to set it to 20 or 30,
finally there is one called SapiSettings, you can change the sapi voice
with this one.
HTH,
Che
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There have been a lot of messages of late which consist of fowl language
or are of the one liner type. First off, let me remind everyone that not
everyone here is of a mature age for such language. As a parent myself,
I would like to see my eleven year old son participate on a gaming list,
espe
> Regarding how to program for internet play, I use a dedicated server for
> Rail Racer, not the cheapest solution, but probably the best overall.
Che,
exactly what does this mean to a game programmer?
Did you have to write program code that ran on the dedicated server?
While I have programmed a bi
Trouble,
can we talk more about the linksys router off list?
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thanks
Robert
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Hello to you all,
Just wanted to let you all know that "USA Games," and direct links to
the "Audio game Maker" downloads have now been aded. Links to "Audio Quake"
and "JQ" will be added this afternoon or this Saturday.
After the "AQ" and "JQ" links are up, going to take a break from the gala
Hi all
Wondering also if someone can refresh my memory on how to get the speech
output to work? It was changing a 0 to a 1 but I don't recall where I'm
supposed to make that switch. Hard to check it out if it isn't making
noise! *grin*
Ron
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Hi Richard,
Actually, there have been some recently discovered tombs in China that
make the Mian and Inka tombs seam dull and boring.
For example, one Chinese tomb uncovered several thousand warriors that
had been crafted with eh precision of modern day manufacturing work.
Even more interesting
Hi Robert,
Those 192.168 numbers are for your local network.
Depending on the router you have, the router itself will be addressed to
192.168.1.1 and the first computer to link up with it will be 192.168.1.100
followed by 101 and so forth.
So if you need to change router settings you can
Ok, what you got below is through your router. That will give any
computer connected to it a static ip, because the router holds the dynamic ip.
Now just for your info on your wireless connection. Changing the
password to get into the router is good, but won't keep anyone from
stealing that band
This is starting to get a bit off topic, but it's one of those grey
areas I realize as well. So, I'll answer this, but let's try to get away
from the more technical aspects of how ip addresses work. I too need to
watch this myself because I used to be a dns admin for Sprint and know
too well ho
Actually, if I'm not mistaken, that 192.168.1.200 address is a private
IP, issued to you by your router. Your router maintains the public IP,
if I'm not mistaken. But I might be, so excuse me if I am wrong.
On 8/10/07, Robert Montowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tristan,
> when you mentioned you
Chris,
I did a google search on
+game ++CRobot +strategy
and got quite a few interesting hits.
you were right this game is very old.
I did find some code and a command line.EXE program.
I am going to try playing with this for a bit.
I never learned C..but will give it a lookover.
thanks for the inf
Tristan,
when you mentioned your wireless connection to the net..than things became a
bit clearer to me.
I have a linksys wireless router.
when I turn on my computer in the morn..it gets an IP address of
192.168.1.100
when I turn on my second computer downstairs..it gets an address of
192.168.1.101
I called Verizon DSL support and they tell me I have no control over my IP
address...duh..kind of knew that already!
the tech guy..from india..tells me my IP can change as often as every 5
minutes..sigh.
My system is behind a linksys router.
I never turned the router off..and yet about every 2 hour
Raul,
thanks for clearing up this dynamic versus static IP confusion.
and many, many thanks for the two web addresses you put in your answer too.
Robert
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The company got the nameservers wrong on the transfor. I nolonger use the
company that has put that up.
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ACE Games
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Tristen, I am sure you are excited about your new web site, and well you
should be. But why not wait until you actually have something up there, and
it is nice and stable before notifying the list about it?
I'm sure lots of us will want to check it out, but if you keep sending
people to a d
Sorry Tristan, but again, you seem to be confusing what an actual ip is.
You cannot have both a static and a dynamic ip address on the same isp
connection. It sounds like maybe you are talking about a public ip and a
private ip which you can have. A private ip can start with 192.168,
10.0, 172.
Now I'm speaking backwards. A dynamic ip address has no guarantee of
staying the same is what I meant to say. In short, Dynamic ips are not
guaranteed, and static ips are guaranteed to remain the same.
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Well still disabled as of Friday.
At 06:01 PM 8/9/2007, you wrote:
>Hi,
>Sorry for the delay. Well, the server's up just need to code the
>first page, it should be up there in about 20 minutes. No, really I
>mean that! lol
>The URL again is:
>www.acegamesonline.net
>
>
>Regards,
>Tristan Bussier
in the below email you are totally wrong in your understanding of
dynamic and static ips.
Dynamic ip changes every time you connect to your provider, and is
what all providers give there customers.
Static ip never changes and costs allot more for not changing.
now just because you have seen your
Well, I have an idea. How about, the folks that submit reviews for
audyssey mag do an audio version to go with it, and then we'll really
have the ultimate gaming experience!
On 8/9/07, Tristan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, and you could have a section for monthly reviews, where people would
Hi,
Sorry for the delay. Well, the server's up just need to code the first page, it
should be up there in about 20 minutes. No, really I mean that! lol
The URL again is:
www.acegamesonline.net
Regards,
Tristan Bussiere
Owner/Main Developer
ACE Games
Skype: Tristanbussiere
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Dynamic is like perminant, but on my verizon it isn't it changes about every
week. Static always changes (every hour).
p.s. Its extraordinarily awkward, because there has been like noone talking
on the list for like two hours straight, going on three hrs. H.
wowhwowhwowhwowhowowowowowow
I have verizon dsl too. My ip dynamic IP changes about every week and a
half, and my static IP changes like every hour or so. The static IP on my
verizon dsl account changes also when I do something on the internet. No,
not like go to a website, but when I download something is a good example,
The server will be down for a bit the nameserver was incorrect. sorry.
Regards,
Tristan Bussiere
Owner/Main Developer
ACE Games
Skype: Tristanbussiere
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agreed with Josh.
On 8/9/07, Trenton Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree with that one, for sure!
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Josh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
> Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2007 8:38 PM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] AGM concerns
>
> > I
Yeah, and you could have a section for monthly reviews, where people would
submit reviews and audyssey would choose which one would be chosen for the
month.
And a section that would kind of be like a blind-cool-techish thing, but
just for game podcasts.
Regards,
Tristan Bussiere
Owner/Main De
A Look at Windows Vista Installed Games
Features at GameSpot
http://www.gamespot.com/features/6154558/index.html
Note from Phil, 6 of the following 9 games are accessible for the blind in
Vista:
You can hear Rick Harmon demonstrating them in the podcast, Vista With Jaws
5/31/2007, comprehensivel
Hi John,
Yes, when creating a golf course 10 is the most difficult factor for a hole and
90 the least.
No, sorry, but once a course is created there is no way to find out the
difficulty factor of the holes.
HTH
BFN
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