Hi Charles,
Not for DND. The standard DND dice have numbers on them instead of
holes or dots which makes them difficult to feel. Plus the 10 sided
and 20 sided dice makes them hard to properly label given the unique
shape of the die. So I don't think using standard RPG die in this case
would
Hi Dark,
Well, you are in luck. I found a copy of Super Tux for Windows at
http://supertux.lethargik.org/download.html
as well as Mac and Linux downloads. You might want to swing by there
and give the game a try.
They have both the stable and developmental versions available, and I
for one am
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Hi Tom.
Thanks a lot for the link. I confess it took me a while to start the game
sinse annoyingly the manual doesn't mention the menu options or what screens
you needed to go through, indeed I was actually looking for my character on
what I thought was the main screen and what turned out to
Not really - think the two most commonly used dice types/sizes in certain
types of role playing games are 10-sided, or 20-sided - so, unless they're
way bigger than standard, you won't be able to feel the numbers inscribed
into the sides of the dice, since they're printed/engraved a little bit
Hi Steve,
I'm sorry to hear that my Monopoly game is freezing up. It is not doing that
here. I am not sure what to say. But I did just happen to play a game against
the computer last night. It did not go well for me.
Jim player number 1. on North Carolina Avenue. Select
Roll Dice
You
I have also been looking for a temple run style game ever since I saw my
daughter playing iton her iPhone. I can't wait for this! Going to be awesome.
Typed with MBraille… Yet another powerful tool for iPhone
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wrote:
As a gamer, it's always nice when you can put your scores on the main server.
That's why Game Center and iOS is so popular. Integrating it with other audio
game developers would be even better, since you don't have to go to one place
to get all your game scores.
Typed with MBraille… Yet
I wouldn't mind switching over to VB.net, but I have yet to even get my foot in
the door. And the wave ever really been able to learn programming languages to
see example code. The main thing that I need to see is 3D Audio and panning.
Think I can catch on to the rest of it, but the audio seems
Hello everyone I am glad that our Dark and DR sander sir fixed the
issue of audiogames.net
Now this site is running and it's speed is also enhanced.
My question is that is there any direct download link of Giftanum by
XL studios?
I tried in PCSGames.net but I'm unable to download the game.
Thanks
yeah you get to close and its riiipp, ripp, crack, crack, crunch clang!
with echo at the end and splat.
At 10:28 p.m. 28/05/2014, you wrote:
Make sure your as close to the fan as possible before jumping,
literally one step away from getting killed.
Walk up to a fan and see how close you can
Hello everyone!
I want to know about sybor assault.
How can I play it?
Where can I find it?
What system it requires?
Thanks
Smilee!
Ishan
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well the basic version could be done on bgt but its meaningless if
there is no structure to this.
Someone tried to make mario in python and then in bgt and sonic the
hedgehog with real sfx and music but none of these ever really got
off the ground so there is probably more to converting this
Hi Charles,
I've never seen a D20 with holes. Only D6s. Everything else, D4, D8, D10,
D12 and D20, aren't accessible. Where do you find these dice with holes?
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There is 2012 too aparently and 2013 which aparently is just still
running an upgraded 2012 runtime so.
At 02:43 a.m. 29/05/2014, you wrote:
Hi,
It should probably be pointed out that there are newer versions of
Visual Basic such as Visual Basic 2010 which are accessible and are
still
If you mean tabletop role-playing games, I find just about all of them
accessible. You buy a set of rules, almost always in a PDF file. You create
a character, and then sit at a table with your friends and play. An
accessible dice roller like GMA Dice lets you make your dice rolls, and a
laptop or
Hi Ishan,
I'm not sure. I know Damien use to have a setup file for Giftanum up
on his website, but I am uncertain if he still has it on his private
website or not along with various other abandoned games. Perhaps
someone else can provide you with a direct URL to download.
Cheers!
On 5/28/14,
Hi Nancy,
Neither have I. I suspect Charles made an assumption based on the d6
die he has used and assumed that all dice were that way, but as we
both know that's not the case. The d10, d12, d20, etc have numbers on
them not holes and are not very tactile and are inaccessible.
Cheers!
On
it is a mud game.
You need a mud client like vipmud mushclient or monkeyterm.
You have to use the mud client and connect to the game.
It is a text game, so you type commands and get results.
You type on example e which means east.
The mud outputs a message that you went east, shows the
Hi Shaun,
True, but the development tools for Visual Studio 2012 and Visual
Studio 2013 are not in any way, shape, or form accessible with NVDA.
Don't know what access is like with Jaws or Window-Eyes, but Visual
Studio 2010 was the last version of any of the Visual Studio
development
Hi Ken,
Well, if you have a bookshare account you can get Visual Basic .NET in
a Nutshell which is a good introduction to Visual Basic .NET. As far
as panning and 3d audio goes that all depends on what audio library
you go with such as FMOD Ex, XAudio2, OpenAL, etc.
Cheers!
On 5/29/14, Kenneth
Hi Shaun,
Well, for one thing a lot of the items in Mario, for example, wouldn't
have real world sounds. There are flowers that make Mario grow,
shrink, shoot fireballs, etc. I have often wondered since flowers do
not have a specific sound how one is suppose to make them accessible
other than
Hi Dark,
Glad you like it. As it so happens when I started having vision
troubles snow and ice environments against a blue sky gave me a lot of
troubles too. That seems to be a common contrast problem for people
with visual disabilities. All the same I am interested in looking at
the code and the
You'll need a mud client, such as mushclient. The connection info for CA is:
cyberassault.org port 1
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Date sent: Thu, 29 May 2014 12:18:33 +0530
Subject: [Audyssey] sybor assault
Hello everyone!
I
Hi Tom.
I think the contrast thing is fairly general and doesn't just apply to
games, sinse any bright background can glare a lot and overwhelm certain
objects, while it's much easier to pinpoint a light object on a dark
background.
I will see what I can do with the game though, sinse
Hi Tom.
To be honest realism seems more a matter of what type of game you want to
make. I can after all think of lots of great games which range from totally
surreal, often cutesy affairs such as Mario, James Pond, bubble bobble,
several Kirby games, to ultra serious quests to save the
Kombat in Mortal Kombat is actually spelled with a K rather than a C. I
wouldn't call it realistic though considering some of the things the
characters can do to each other when it comes to the Fatalities. Swallowing
someone whole and then spitting out the bones for instance. LOL. I think my
Hi Bryan.
Your right that I probably ought to have said serious rather than realistic,
though my point was rather to do with thier plot, atmosphere and setting
than actual levels of realism.
You are right though, the Mk games are almost like the Monty Python black
knight fight in terms of
LOL. I also liked Liu-Kang's Dragon Snack fatality where he turned into a
dragon and either ate the other guy or just bit his head off. I actually
liked MK3 and more specifically Ultimate MK 3(which is the version I own),
partly because I love the music and sound effects. Some of the Easter
Hi,
I would like to know how I can get an audio captcha for this darned game. I
am currently trying to register but when I try to get an Audio Captcha, it
doesn't work. Help please! Thanks, Leo
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Hi All,
Long time since I posted here. :) I’ve become intrigued by StarFire, an old
tabletop strategy game, which happens to use hex maps for movement and
positioning. It strikes me some kind of audio hex grid shouldn’t be too
difficult to design for computerized play.
I can simulate a hex
So your game went to the dogs??
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