Hello Robin!
I also learn python with this tutorial and it is excelent!
But my tutorial is on german.
Also, i can not gife the link to bryan.
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Hello Thomas!
What's your prefered programminglanguage?
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If you don't already have them, go to www.gutterstar.net and get the scripts
for Gmud.
While you are there you might want to check out the java mud client and it's
scripts.
I like it better than Gmud and find it easier to use than monkeyterm.
Hope this helps.
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hi, i can't even seem to be able to load the different maps for it, and i
can only seem to get the old drunk microsoft sam to slur through the speech.
http://www.secretsthatwekeep.com/003
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Hi Dark,
Yeah, Leather Goddesses of Phobos is a tiny bit dodgy, but not as much as I was
hoping. grin I even typed lewd as a command and was asked for my age. But
anyway here is the first screen.
Score: 0Moves: 0
Some material in this story may not be suitable for children,
Hi everyone.
I decided on python as the language to switch to. What's a good accessible
python editor to use? I noticed the shell thingy isn't accessible with nvda.
Also, can someone point me toward some source code that plays sounds and
gets sapi to speak, and so forth? I always learn via
Well that was definitely a smart decision then. Hopefully it won't taper off
too much once the price goes back to normal.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi Bryan!
Well, you can use any editor you want for Python. Just put in all the
lines and save it, the file extension must be .py. However, if you write
a script that will just print some text like print 'Hello world!' be
sure to put a raw_input() at the end of the script. Otherwise, the
script
I'm learning currently python.
But my question is, where i can learn SDL?
Pygame is written on top of the SDL library, but you don't really need
to learn SDL itself.
Pygame is at: http://www.pygame.org (the website contains some tutorials)
Jean-Luc
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Hi,
I'm curious about the passive computer on sound RTS. I thought that passive
meant it wouldn't attack you? Well, I've been playing around with it, and
especially on the bigger maps, the passive compuuters send troops to my base
and gang up on me. Is this a bug? Or does passive and agressive
you mean you don't want it to win? lol.
No the passive computer only has a more passive strategy than when you play
against the aggressive computer, but it won't prevent the computer trying to
actually attack you.
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Hi,
The passive computer never attacks first. Instead, it sends all its
troops to the square where an enemy is found by chance. The passive
computer expands too.
Jean-Luc
2007/12/31, Shadow Dragon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm curious about the passive computer on sound RTS. I thought that
Hi.
Just playing troop 2 (yes, Bsc were nice enough to send me the keys), and it's
very weerd, but that extra distance to the alt key really makes doing in those
moonrocks a real pest, it's not in the stats, but I think I got moonrocked
about 5 times during the game,
Perhaps it's just me, but that's exactly where I haven't been having
problems. Perhaps it's the almost total lack of exposure to desktop
computers since this time last year, but I think I might at last be getting
used to the laptop layout. The only thing that threw me, and it's not even
Hi.
I used to use a laptop constantly. I got so used to it, I had to set my desktop
jaws keyboard layout to laptop! Because you know the capslock keys with the
other keys to do things,
I got so used to that that I used that until recently. Now I have no problem
with either layout.
On Mon, 31
Lol! My favorite is the cruzer. No actually the liqudaters, because you just
sit there and
wait for them to come your way.
Of course the crafts are a dang pain, as soon as I get to them, bang! They move
away. It's fun though, even though I failed to beat you still. Lol!
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007
I don't have a laptop any more but you can get used to it,
alternatively get a game pad as there are a few games now that you
can configure to work with a USB game pad, troop2 of course, hunter
and others which I better not plug! As for ships the hovvers can be
a challenge especially on the
Greetings gamers,
Just a reminder that today is the last day that you can take advantage
of 25% off of our biggest titles at www.DraconisEntertainment.com
including Alien outback, Change Reaction, DynaMan, ESP Pinball
Classic, ESP Pinball Xtreme, Monkey Business, and the Ultimate
Hi Willem,
Yes, the Guardian in Beta 9 is a Phoenix in the form of the American
Bald Eagle. The Eagle played heavily into Native American triditions and
religion, and so it makes perfect sense that it should be the Guardian
of the temple.
Willem wrote:
Great to hear that! I've been
Hi Charles,
Well, a flooded inbox full of cash would always be welcome, but hey no
one ever plans to get ritch selling audio games. Us game developers do
most of it for fun, and to get a few extra nickles to use now and then.
Smile
Charles Rivard wrote:
Well, darnit! I was hoping for a
Hi Willem,
True. For people in the UK, US, etc $5.00 isn't a huge amount of savings
for a game, but at least I am glad it was enough to get sales going
again. For the last few days leading up to Christmas and the three days
after there were no sales inquaries etc so I thought I would cut prices
Hi Claudio,
Right now my prefered programming language is C-Sharp. It is becoming
really popular in the business world, is a rapid development language,
and the .Net Framework has allot of nice class libraries which really
speads up the process of slapping together some games. I also like it
It's odd, but until I bought my desktop in september of 2005, I hadn't had
any exposure to desktop keyboards either, and was also using the function
key set for hal. In fact it was playing audio games (shades of doom in
particular), that persuaded me switching to the numberpad hotkey set would
I've managed to make it to level 4 so far. In fact while my laundry's in the
dryer I think i'll make another attempt.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi Bryan,
When editing Python source code you can use any text editor you like.
You can use something like notepad, textpad, etc. Under Linux I use
gedit for editing Python and other program source code just because it
is a powerful text editor. All you have to do is save the file with a py
Dear List,
A game idea just hit on me. This, in concept, doesn't sound like
it would be that hard to program. The idea is a Yu-Gi-Oh card
duelling game. I've never been a fan of the show, but I like the
card game. You wouldn't even need voice-actors--SAPI or JAWS
could do all the work.
Hi Bryan,
I think you will discover once you get some skill with Python you won't
even touch Autoit again. My dislike for Autoit is both well known and
legendary. Mainly because it is pretty useless after you learn it.
Python on the other hand has been used to write screen readers like Orca
for
Hi Cara,
I've been looking into the possability of getting a Mac for my computer
network for quite some time, and would be interested in writing some
accessible Mac games myself. The problem is for me since I don't have a
Mac myself and not a personal group of dedicated Mac testers it is a
Hi,
Unfortunately, porting many accessible games over to Mac would be pretty
difficult since most of them are built on Visual Basic 6 technology. In
theory Montezuma's
Return could be ported over, but I'd have to find something else to
replace DirectX like SDL which I am not sure how well
Hello Thomas!
Can you gife please mee the link to the NVDA Project?
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Josh,
I knew Apple Chess was accessible from reading the Tiger manual a while
back, but I am interested to know what end users of Mac's think about
it. How does it compare to say Elite Chess for Windows.
Orin wrote:
Well, I do have some rather good news regarding the scripting
language.
Hi Kuvvosh,
I think the Sryth developer is still in the process of working on
accessible maps, but generally what most of us long time players do is
wander around the relms at random seeing what kind of scrapes we can get
into with some big bad monsters.
Kuvvosh wrote:
Ok, I got a question,
Hi,
Which mode are you playing in? Standard or arcade? I've found both modes
pretty challenging. Though, I have managed to beat level 6 several times.
Bryan wrote:
I've managed to make it to level 4 so far. In fact while my laundry's in the
dryer I think i'll make another attempt.
Time is
Apple Chess is very very good. I haven't played Elite Chess, so can't
make a direct comparison, but it is entirely accessible across the
board, so to speak, and I've spent many happy hours playing it. You
can examine the board as you would expect with arrows, and you can set
the game up
Standard mode for the moment. I'm actually on level 6 right now. I got
killed just now because i was trying to avoid a spider and missed the
swinging rope in the process after being bitten I don't know how many times
in the space of a few seconds. I'd planned to catch hold of the rope before
There's also a certain map or skill that he may have. When you click the
map button, you can have the option of a graphic map or a text map that
tells you your location on a grid.
Betty
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Hi.
the problem I can see here, is that ccg (collectable card games), such as
pokemon, yugio, warlord, magic the gathering etc work on a collectable
model.
there are literally thousands of cards for each game, with new expantions
being bought out each year, which require the players to addapt
Hi
Also use the map button on the bottom of the page. There will be options
for a text or graphic representation of the map. Usually you'll be told
something like
You are 4south and 8 east from the top corner of the map.
The passage continues 3 north, 0 East, 1 South, 1 West
So you
Nah, I guess I didn't explain myself well enough here. There's certain maps
where if you put 8 bots on the map, they're literally impossible. I don't
mind losing to the computer, but I do like to have a fighting chance.
There's one map in particular, where all the meadows are covered by woods
Also the skills of Woodsmanship and Theivery help with navigating.
Ron
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There's also a certain map or skill that he
hi,
Just go to
http://www.nvacces.org
and they will have a link to go to the NVDA home page.
Claudio wrote:
Hello Thomas!
Can you gife please mee the link to the NVDA Project?
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Hi Robin,
I primarily use Window Eyes 6.1 with Visual Studio 2005 and don't
encounter really any access issues with it. When I used Jaws with it it
seamed to do ok as long as you turned off a couple of options in the
editor that drew Jaws focus away from the edit Window.
As for panning a sound
Well, as of about one minute ago, maybe two, I beat Monte. The ending was
pretty neat. Can't wait to see the rest of the game when it comes out.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hmm. You do have a point there. The other idea I had was a game
based on the Pokemon games. (Again--hate the show, love the
concept.) Maybe something along the lines of NetBattle for the
sighted. See, here's what you would do. You pick a six Pokemon
team, and battle the computer or
Ah ron, I'm glad that button is stil working. i did that almost two years
ago when I started playing Sryth and the map business had just come into
play, but i couldn't remember how to set the thing.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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congrats Bryan, though this also means you are a gite for doing it before I
did, lol!
right then, i'm off to play monti! i want to here the ending.
beware the Grue!
Dark.
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Hmmm, well restricting things might work, though i imagine getting the game
engine to work just right (even only using the initial 151 pokemon), might
be quite a task as far as balancing everything out goes.
also of course, you'd run into copywrite issues, so probably would have to
create your
I tend not to enjoy games like Elder Ages. You get the same
thing, over and over and over and over and over. The thing about
Pokemon is the strategy of pitting monster against monster.
Elder Ages has none of that. Heck, I'd be happy with a Pokemon
text game if it emulated the strategy well
I don't even know what a Yu-Gi-Oh card
duelling game is.
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 9:08 AM
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Dear
Hi everyone:
My laptop died on Saturday night. You know, the last hurrah, and all that.
ugg.
In any event, I purchased a desktop which uses Vista and am working on
reinstalling old programs. Fun for the entire family! You know, sort of
like a root canal. With pliers and no Whisky.
In any
Oh, I see how it is {smile}.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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congrats Bryan, though this also means you
Well, I think it's your basic chess game. It doesn't have advanced
features like Alete. Besides, I haven't played with elete so I can't
really compare them.
On Dec 31, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Josh,
I knew Apple Chess was accessible from reading the Tiger manual a
while
I keep hearing about all these games.
I am using windows vista, are these games compatible?
and second, where is the site to go? someone give me the scoop?
*smiles*
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Hi all, Don't know if anyone remembers speak and spell and speak and math are
their computer versions of these educational games available/
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Hello all!
I wish you a happy new yeahr with several titles of games like raceway and
others!
This will be the jeahr of the race!
Ok, happy 2008 from Claudio Zeni!!!
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is raceway out? last i heard it was not out as of yet.
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 5:49 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Happy new jeahr
Hello all!
I wish you a happy new yeahr with several
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone knows if the pinball games, the party pack of
pinball, monkey business and and other games from The Draconis Shop can be
played on vista windows... if so, they have a huge order coming soon...
those games look sweet.
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hi yes I remember Speek and Spell and how you could get it with a Braille
Overlay I wonder if they are still sold with a Braille Overlay. from Mich
Verrier from New Liskeard Ontario Canada.
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Hello.
Funny enough, about three years ago, I created a computer version of the
classic speak n math, including capturing all the classic sounds from an
actual speakNMath. Unfortunately, I was just learning C Sharp language, and
I got as far as creating a few levels of solve it, and number
I had both. The most vivid memories I have of them were the different tones
they made, and the way they'd start screaming at you when the batteries
started to die. But i don't believe there are any computer versions or, at
the very least, none that are accessible.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime
I remember the sounds of those things. Of course i had one of the Speak
Spells that actually had the carrying handles and the different voice. It
wasn't as cool as the other one. It didn't have the Letter Stumper game and
the voice wasn't as cool.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
No yeremi, but it comes in this yeahr.
Regards, Claudio.
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Yes. We recently updated all those titles to be compatible with Vista,
and will be updating the rest of our product catalog shortly. So far,
Monkey Business, ESP Pinball Classic, ESP Pinball Xtreme, Pinball
Party Pack Volume 1, and Ten Pin Alley are all Vista ready. This was
posted in
I used to purposely run the batteries flat just for this reason.
It would speed up like a tape on fast forward, then it'd make these
funny bubbling noises, and sometimes it would say angel, angel, angel
over and over again. Or it would sometimes just freeze, and then
make these noises like tin
there's a speak and spell emulator lerking somewhere on the net.
I'm not sure where however.
Liam
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 2:28 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] speak and spell and speak
Hello liam!
I have a question for you:
Have you not reat all the mails that i have send about the list with my
problem to play super liam?
I have post the error-message here, but have never become an ansver from
your side.
Have you not reat these mails or where is the problem?
Regards, Claudio.
ok. some googling brought this up.
I apologize ahead of time if I wasn't supposed to hotlink directly.
http://www.zophar.net/Files/usass1.3b.zip
It's an emulator made in vb6 released around 1999 or so. I used to have
this one, and it was loads of fun.
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Claudio. Developers don't always actively monitor discussion lists.
You will find that emailing a developer directly may yield better results.
I don't always have time to read the audyssey list, and in fact my mail
program puts audyssey mail in it's own folder. I don't always get to this
Does windows vista come with the up to date of microsoft direct x?
when i went to the download site for direct x, vista was not listed on
there, and i wanted to make sure i had it.
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no you need as with all things get the latest.
Even my new game of futureboy does not come shipped with the latest compiled
release.
At 01:48 p.m. 1/01/2008, you wrote:
Does windows vista come with the up to date of microsoft direct x?
when i went to the download site for direct x, vista was not
Mine never did that. It just started screaming at you once the batteries got
to a certain point. Or, if you turned it on without a module in it it would
just start making these really weird noises instead of giving you a word to
spell. I've also heard of them just all of a sudden picking a
The only thing missing is the low battery emulation. heheheh
At 11:39 AM 1/01/2008, you wrote:
ok. some googling brought this up.
I apologize ahead of time if I wasn't supposed to hotlink directly.
http://www.zophar.net/Files/usass1.3b.zip
It's an emulator made in vb6 released around 1999 or
Hi Geremy,
No. Vista was released in January 2007 and there have been three or four
major DirectX updates since then.
For the best version for accessible games go to my web site
http://www.usagames.us/requirements.php
and grab the August 2007 upgrade for XP and Vista.
Jeremy Gilley wrote:
Does
Hi,
Well, I owned a couple of the Speak and Spells and both did extremely
different and weird things when the batteries were low. It was down
right funny if you ask me when it started going weird.
Speaking of funny Speak And Spell stories this one time I remember a
girl in my first grade class
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Hello all,
just about 1.5 hours left here in grand ohio USA of 2007... *sniffle* 2007
was a good year just in general, I wish all of you all a happy and a joyful
newyears... heh as i type this, i can hear fireworks being shot off...
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Hi Lisa,
I am not sure. My gues is probably so. After all I was in first grade at
the time and I only vaguely remember the event because it was funny and
we were talking about Speak and Spells which were the rave in the mid
80's or so.
Though, I think a program based on a Speak and Spell should
Hello Geremy,
All of my games found at
http://www.usagames.us
are Windows Vista compatible. In fact, my newest title Montezuma's
Return is being developed on a laptop running Windows Vista with all the
patches and upgrades for Vista installed.
The only thing you need to update to run my games on
Hi Geremy,
Yes. I am currently playing Monkey Business with no issues on my Vista
laptop. Well, no other issues other then finding some of the keys is
difficult because I amnot using a full sized keyboard at the moment.
Jeremy Gilley wrote:
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone knows if the
Hi Geremy,
No, USA Raceway is not out. It is still under going development.
Jeremy Gilley wrote:
is raceway out? last i heard it was not out as of yet.
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Hi,
Yes, both the Speak And Math and Speak And Spell could be obtained with
Braille over lays through catalogs. My first one was a store baughten
one, and after I lost my sight I got one with a braille overlay.
Lisa hayes wrote:
Now I did not have one with an overlay, never heard their
Hi everyone!
Well, here in Germany 2008 is already 5 hours old!
And in an hour the first of you in the USA will also be able to greet the
new year.
It's kind of funny to think about this. We have 2008 here and in other parts
of the world it's still last year. *grin*
Well, I wish all of you a
I'm waiting for my Key and download of the game I want to see what all the
fuss is about.
I just purchased it about 5 mins ago lol
Happy New Year.
Kuvvosh
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Hi,
I just downloaded and tryed the emulator.
I had a thing like this as a kid but with german words of cause. *grin*
Well, the first thing I noticed is that I often get the spelling wrong just
because I don't understand this game voice properly wich is a bit
frustrating.
And has someone here
cheers
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Happy new year to everyone on list from the moderators and the Ward family.
Jeremy Gilley wrote:
Hello all,
just about 1.5 hours left here in grand ohio USA of 2007... *sniffle* 2007
was a good year just in general, I wish all of you all a happy and a joyful
I never had one with an overlay, I don't know if the overlays were available
in Australia.
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Thomas would it be something you'd do as a game for us to buy/ or don't you
reckon the interest would be sustainable.
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Hi Lisa,
that is hard to say. I don't know if they were available outside the
USA, but I know how I got mine. There is the Cleveland Sight Center
which services Northern Ohio, and I believe my parents got it through
them several years ago when the Speak and Spells and Speak and Maths
were
Hi Lisa,
Actually, I think an accessible speak N Spell game is a good idea. It is
a pretty easy thing to make so I probably wouldn't even charge for that
kind of game. Basically, all it does is checks through a dictionary word
list at random and tests if the word you typed matches the one it
Hi everyone:
H
Appy New Year's and a question.
Does anyone know a mud client I can use with windows Vista? I use monkey
term with my xp system with the scripts for self speaking with Jaws.
However when I installed Monkey Term as administrator that worked perfectly
but when I tried to run the
Hi list,
I have noticed more than once during the game where I was not able to
pick up the gold coins because the amounts are the same.
For Example,
You discover the following items.
take
gold
4
coins
take
longsword
take
gold
4
coins
I click on the first 4 gold coins and I get them, but
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