What kind of game is that? Is it just another mud?
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On Jan 9, 2015, at 4:43 PM, Brice Mellen buu...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the scripts but I don't have access to my computer if you can get on
the game try to find pfanston. He will help you.
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That is sadly true.
But in the case of Flash, I still don't get what the problem is.
When I want to listen to a piece of classical music on a computer, I can use
Winamp, VLC or Windows Media player.
The user interface of any of the players is different.
But the song remains the same.
No player
True, but there is one major difference and I don't mean storyline, weapons
or gameplay.
I know of the original Doom, allthough I haven't played it.
But I know that Doom 1 and Quake 1 shared one thing which Shades of Doom up
to now has never brought.
And this is the ability to design your own
It's a pay to play mud. Pretty fun but if you ask me they charge to much. You
can try free for 30 days.
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On Jan 10, 2015, at 3:25 AM, Devin Prater r.d.t.pra...@gmail.com wrote:
What kind of game is that? Is it just another mud?
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Hi Scot,
In a sense that has already been done. That was the entire point of
GMA's Shades of Doom. To create an accessible Doom clone. While not
exact its as legally close as anyone can get.
Cheers!
On 1/9/15, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, someone should rewrite doom.
Hi Michael,
If you want specific reasons for why Flash accessibility works in some
instances and not in others you are going to have to ask the experts.
By that I mean the makers of Jaws and Window-Eyes directly as I don't
honestly know the technical reasons for why the accessibility is the
way
Hi Michael,
I do see where you are coming from here, but unfortunately it is a
case of the application developer not taking an interest in
accessibility, not making their application accessible, and not
working with screen reader manufacturers to make their program
accessible. I've already
Hi,
Yes, they are still in business. I’m on there beta team and they just put out a
new beta.
On Jan 7, 2015, at 1:57 PM, christopher huby christopher.h...@hotmail.co.uk
wrote:
Hi all does any one know if the creaters of the above game are still in
business
I have contacted them
Tom, I loved Elite itself a long time back - was one of those games that I
got stuck playing for hours on my old XT back then...smile
Just not sure how you'd really convert/transform the 3D flying interface
etc. I sort of remember from it into a text control based interface?
Unless am
Thomas (et al.),
Flash is much like Java in that it's a programming
language/environment with a virtual machine. The makers of Flash
(Macromedia, eventually purchased by Adobe) put in accessibility
hooks so that programmers can take advantage of those, but like with
Java and other programming
Hey Scott, :)
Your point is not lost on me. ;)
However, I will mention Audio Quake yet again! lol!
Ya know, I should get paid for every time I've mentioned Audio Quake on this
list! lol!
Smiles,
Cara
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aparently they are though to be honest I havn't ever got multiplay to
work, I havn't really played the game as such for ages I got it when
it was all the rage but like things that are the rage I don't play it
now its gone out of fashion especially now with reality software I am
working on
I've never actually played that one.
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Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.
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Hi Thomas,
that's ok.
It is no problem that you don't know all the technical details of this.
I was just wondering why there is that huge difference between Flash content
in a web browser and as a stand alone application.
It sounds a bit strange that web content would be made accessible by
About the file structure, yes it helped.
But not about the question why SWF files made into a .exe file can't be read
by any known Windows screen readers and why it looks like that Adobe or the
screen reader developers don't want the users to read such Flash
applications.
- Original
But Alter is a mud, yes? Now I am confused. Heh. I mean, yeah the
soundpack for Mush is awesome, but Alter Aeon itself is still a mud,
isn't it? Or did I misunderstand what you said, Dark? Oh, and
sometime, you ought to make a podcast about Materia Magica; not a
let's play obviously, 'cause that
yes I have heard about that, and aparently you can compile all those
games in that format to.
At 03:35 a.m. 10/01/2015, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I'm not familiar with those games specifically but as for AGT based
games there is a Windows interpreter called Agility or something like
that which is
thanks and i got that saved now in notepad.
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will find facebook site
On 1/7/2015 2:50 PM, Jacob Kruger wrote:
espeak.py, line 5:
_espeak.setVoiceByLanguage(en)
and, added in following on line 6:
I would also buy this for windows.
At 08:57 a.m. 10/01/2015, you wrote:
I would buy it for windows and android.
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On 1/9/2015 2:33 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
Oh yeah, I used to play PCS Shoot
hmmm dosbox is opensource, what would be the disadvantage of gettring
rid of sdl entirely, obviously you would need the old 16 bit support
which is why sdl is probably used, but why is there not a port
without sdl or at least sdl for output, it seems the most logical way
to handle this is kill
My (admittedly weak) understanding is that an application can either
use the operating system's native controls, or it can opt for
custom-drawn controls. The former should be more accessible as the
OS knows how to expose them, while the latter gives the developer more
control over the appearance.
I am also interested what files I need to play this mud called materia
magica, and what mud client is working good with sound patch.
On 1/10/2015 10:19 PM, Bryan Peterson wrote:
I've never actually played that one.
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Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi
Hi Michael,
I don't want to be rude here, but this discussion is really getting
way off topic for this list. I think I've allowed this discussion of
technologies to go on longer than I should. Bottom line, we can't
answer your questions, and it isn't germane to the discussion of games
so let us
Hi Shaun,
To begin with I do believe you have a misunderstanding what SDL is.
SDL, the Simple Direct Media Layer, is a cross-platform multimedia
library that handles graphics, sound, input events, etc. So ripping
SDL out of Dropbox and replacing it with something else isn't nearly
as easy as you
Wow. That sounds really dumb.
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On Jan 10, 2015, at 9:06 AM, Brice Mellen buu...@gmail.com wrote:
It's a pay to play mud. Pretty fun but if you ask me they charge to much. You
can try free for 30 days.
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