hi i run fusion on my mac though to have a virtual machine on here
i.e. a whole operating system, is daft to ahve the games natively on
mac would mean i coud ditch windows on here
On 3 Jan 2008, at 03:43, Che wrote:
Thomas wrote:
It is true that most Mac users are running our games through
I'd say get your opponent close enough to do enough damage, to say
wrestling.
We're way off topic here, so contact me off list if you want to discuss
further.
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From what I can tell, you're exactly right. Wow! great call!...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 2, 2008, at 1:01 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Cara,
Do you happen to know the Java runtime versions used by Mac OS Tiger
and
Leopard? I know they are allot older than Windows and if I were to do
Oh interesting, I found libraries for 1.5.6 but not 1.5.13...
Well will keep looking and see what I find... Sorry I couldn't be
of more help!...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 2, 2008, at 1:19 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Willem,
I just did some research on supported Java platforms and it
Hi Nicol,
Yes I know the band Alabama. Don't recall the song roll on right off the top
of my head. Bet that I like it though. Thank you for the suggestion. However
as you said I chose born to be wild by Steppenwolf for my game Homer on a
Harley.
BFN
Jim
I want to be what I was when
Hi che, for myself, in the last two months, I've seen at the very
least, 10 to fifteen new VI Mac users, and that's only in my own
sphere. Now, that translates to about $450 if a game is $30 a pop.
Now I'd personally rather spend $30 or so on an accessible game than
install Win XP for
Ari, I'm forwarding your note to a friend of mine who is quite
versed, and may be able to answer you as well...
For myself, I've taken both classes and personal one-on-one
instruction, and in the later, the solution is probably obvious, and
in the former, the instructor came 'round
Here if ya want me!!!
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 2, 2008, at 1:58 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi William,
Assuming I actually do this I would have to have some sort of small
beta
team to work out the actual specifics of targeting all three operating
systems. As for Linux and Windows I have
Just a quick bit from ADC...
Mac OS X is the only major consumer operating system that comes
complete with a fully configured and ready-to-use Java runtime and
development environment. Professional Java developers are increasingly
turning to the feature-rich Mac OS X as the operating
Yikes, not my week for typos is it! lol! I should have said aside
from the hyp! lol!
this is what I get for typing at 3:30 in the morning! lol!
Laters,
CQ :)
On Jan 3, 2008, at 3:22 AM, Cara Quinn wrote:
Just a quick bit from ADC...
Mac OS X is the only major consumer
Hi,
well, I myself am not a Linux or Mac user, but it would cirtainly be a great
thing for others to have Raceway not only for Windows but also for these
other OS.
But it would really be a pitty if this only is possible at the cost of
features that would be possible in Windows, but not for
Agreed. People need to realize that developers, whether they be game or
other types of developers, are human too. They have families, possibly other
jobs, and most of all, feelings. If people have problems with a product,
they should make an attempt to be polite when approaching the
Well that's a relief. Sure is I bet.
Lisa Hayes
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Hi phil. I'm curious to find out if you released any new patches for sarah.
Reason being, i'm visiting family away from home for 3 weeks. I forgot to
switch to nomail before i left so now i won't get all posts when i get back
home as some posts will bounce and only this monday did i manage to
Well, at least for me, it was good because I've now fixed that error on
my account settings. So, I certainly appreciate that. Darn that shift
key smile.
Jim Kitchen said the following on 1/2/2008 11:28 AM:
Hi Raul,
Yeah, sorry about that. I probably should have thought and made the babble
Hi Nicol,
I have not released a new patch for the Sarah game as I had hoped. Real life
just kept getting in the way like yesterday when our furnace was not working
correctly and we spent all day with my wife's brother trying to figure what
went wrong.
It was the thermostat that got knocked out
hi list, has anyone bought this game? i have, but there doesn't seem to be
anywhere to insert my licence key.
it runs ok without, but am finding it hard to rise up the ranks, i changed
from the federation as there was no where i could by a ship with jump
engines.
other than these problems, a
hi all I live Above a Dance Studio and in the evenings when the dancing is
over they do Tike Wan Doe I have never really signed up or asked if I could
join since like you say I am not sure if it is accessible. I am just giving
my 2 sense on this topic for what it is worth. from Mich Verrier
Hi Bryan,
Adding your name to Ten Pin Alley
The names are recorded in mono,
Sample rate: 22050
Bits per sample: 16.
You can record your name and add it to the names folder inside the Sounds
folder in the TenPinAlley directory
which is inside the Draconis Entertainment directory.
. You must
Hi Dean.
there are two places where you might be missing a key.
there are two keys in the forcefield area, and you can find two keys
(including I believe a blue key), guarded by a snake on the right hand end
of the ledge at the bottom of the rope just after you pick up the 20 coins.
I'm not
Hi Dean,
The answer to the puzzle is actually so simple I suspect you will kick
yourself pretty hard that you didn't figure it out sooner. Here is a
major spoiler.
S
P
O
I
L
E
R
After picking up the gold coins move to the right, jump onto the rope,
and climb down to room 9. Didn't i say the
It must be fairly obvious since i don't even know if I remember it, and i
beat the game a few days ago.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi Bryan,
Judging by the description of the gold coins he is talking about level 1
room 8.The reason he can't find a warp platform is because there isn't
one in that room. It is below that room in room 9. He is missing an
obvious exit point which is so obvious I am sure poor Dean will kick
You can learn self defence, if the teacher is nice enough to do one
on one for a few lessons to get you going. But if you can't find
someone helpful. if found in that situation. Just get them close,
like a arm away and let them have it. i usually grab with one hand
and do damage with the
As I said briefly in my earlier post, the best hand-to-hand, unarmed,
technique would be anything involving throws, locks, or pressure points.
Also, if you are a cane user, that can function as a pretty nice deterrent.
Plus, if you're being attacked for real, don't worry about innocent
bystanders.
Your statement is correct concerning most of the weapon. If they aren't
concealed, sai and nunchaku are still legal in most of the United States,
and a staff is easy enough to come by.
A cuboton, pronounced koo bo than, is a very cheap weapon, a five-inch metal
cylinder sharpened to a point that
I found the keys at the force field but the Snake doesn't ring a bell
though but I do remember the ledge and the rope. I'll take another
look. I forgot to confirm in my last post but yes it is level 1 I'm on.
At 15:34 03/01/2008, you wrote:
Hi Dean.
there are two places where you might be
Adding to what Phil said, there's one change to this procedure with
the update to Ten Pin Alley released a couple of weeks ago. Some
files needed to be moved around in order to support Windows Vista.
The names.dat file now resides in the user's Application Data folder,
in a subfolder
Currently, I'm running Windows XP and Vista in a virtual machine via
Parallels Desktop for Mac. You can install Windows with APple's
Bootcamp software, included as part of Leopard, and boot into Windows
natively as well. However, either of these methods is ridiculous to
expect gamers to
I'm thinking of using online registration.
Regards,
Damien
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Hi,
I agree with
Hi Phil,
Quote
the fact that game development is not the only thing on my mind.
Having a cold house is much more critical.
End quote
Oh, I can see it now. Poor Phil bundled up in artic gear trying and
trying to finish Sarah patch 5 as hundreds of angry gamers are email
bombing his inbox for
Hi again:
I missed one of the emails that talked about a work around with monkey term
and installing monkey lib in vista. Please can someone repost the
information? I tried to install gma games solitaire but that did not help. I
ran as a system administrator and that did not help either. Any
Ah, that is room 8? not as far along as I thought ;D.The moral of the story
is, check room numbers before giving directions.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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I was told in July that the GMA Game Engine was no longer licensed. Whether
that's still the case now I don't know.
Regards,
Damien
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Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 4:17 AM
Subject:
Hi Sarah,
Quote
But it would really be a pitty if this only is possible at the cost of
features that would be possible in Windows, but not for the other OS, for
example force feedback support wich I would really love to see in the game.
End quote
Well, currently allot of the problem in this area
Hi.
I was playing esp pinball Xtreme yesterday, was on over 30 on the pinball
xtreme table with about 12 extra balls, and had to run off to watch the
simpsons. A bit later, I was on over 20 on xtreme wild west, and had to run
off to watch a film.
Being as there's the oppertunity to
Hi Cara,
Yeah, I read that last night on the ADC/ myself while researching
potential Java development on Mac. One thing you missed is that the Java
access bridge is also incorperated into Mac OS X Leopard and has been
pre-configured for VoiceOver out of the fricken box. I'm sorry, but that
is
A bit more to add to this to be assured of the correct path. When you
are logged in as your own user you could use the application data
variable which is the word appdata surrounded by two percent signs.
%appdata%
Then all your application data will be displayed.
HTH
Draconis Entertainment
Hi,
Yes, I have to agree completely with your assessment here. Asking a Mac
or even a Linux user to buy Windows and a Windows screen reader to run a
game through a virtual machine is asking quite allot from your Mac or
Linux customer base.
I can remember a couple of years ago I wanted to try
Hi.
What about flash? Is this also supported and accessible with Voiceover?
Best regards:
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I have. You have to enter your key on the first screen when the game opens,
if you're using jaws you can use the jaws cursor and click on unlock the
full version. There's a ship with jump engines in every faction, Federation
is the paladin, Syndicate is the Shadowcat, etc.
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Hi Cara,
I have seen similar things in my own Sphere. I have been on and off the
Linux blind user forums, and it seams every time I go back there are
fresh new users on the lists asking questions of how to get Orca
working, what media player is most accessible, help getting Evolution
setup for
Hi,
Well, by the time I have anything ready for the Mac i suspect Mac OS
will catch up with the newer Java runtime environments and development
kits anyway. The version I am using on my desktop is 1.5.14 which is a
stable and good version of the JRE and JDK.
Cara Quinn wrote:
Oh
Hi William,
Yeah. I completely understand that. I saw a post over on the Mac
Visionaries list where someone stated, a Mac generally runs pretty good
until you install Windows on it. I am certain that there are allot more
than just that one poster who feel that way. I have seen similar
How many pinball tables have you physically played which had a save
feature? None as far as I know.
dark said the following on 1/3/2008 12:19 PM:
Hi.
I was playing esp pinball Xtreme yesterday, was on over 30 on the pinball
xtreme table with about 12 extra balls, and had to run off
Hi,
Yes, that is correct. However, this would give me the perfect opertunity
to rewrite the game from scratch and use it as a testbed application for
multiplatform games.
Willem wrote:
Thomas lost the source code for stfc because of several events and that is
why he released it as freeware.
Hi Cara,
Well, call it an educated guess. Generally, on Linux unless I
intentionally update the version in the Ubuntu updates is a major
version or so behind whatever Sun has posted for developers. Ubuntu is
pretty good grabbing the Java jdk and jre source and posting it in their
commercial
Hang on, how would USAGames own a game that another person made? If we're
talking about the engine here, well that's just like saying that Microsoft
owns anything created by VB.
Regards,
Damien
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is that with the demo?
http://www.secretsthatwekeep.com/003
Simon
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Actually, in fusion, the virtualized OS only uses (in the case of a
core 2 duo) half of the processor, I.E. one core, with the other
running the native OS. I'm not sure how this happens in Parallels but
other than that, windows actually is supposed to run better than some
native
Unfortunately flash doesn't seem to be at the moment, however, it
seems to be more of a Safari interaction with VO rather than a VO
thing if that makes any sense?...
smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 3, 2008, at 9:39 AM, Søren Jensen wrote:
Hi.
What about flash? Is this also supported and
Hi Cara and all,
Yes, you are correct as far as XP goes. Vista doesn't run nearly as
well as XP in a virtual environment. The performance hit is
noticeable though, but it isn't quite as dire as it may be under
Linux. The may issue is, I think, that Windows coupled with a Windows
screen
Hi Tom,
Well, hopefully I won't have to drop anything to support force feedback
racing wheels on the Windows platform. Another lister and I have been
talking about an open source game library called JInput off list which
is suppose to wrap DirectX for Java based games. As a result I could
Okay. I hope Safari will support flash in the future. Thanks for your
answer.
Best regards:
Søren Jensen
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Sent:
Hi Raul,
Hmmm... Interesting question. I could imagine it now. Go to a pinball
arcade, I mean a real reall pinball arcade, and while the ball is flying
around the table, bonging bells, banging bumpers, pattles flipping like
mad, the player pushes a button on the machine and every thing just
I think you are landing on spikes.
Regards,
Damien
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To: Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 3:20 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Getting A Bit Frustrated with Monte
Hi,
I just got Beta 8 of Monte. I like what I've
I can see it now. A Pinball table called Rockstar.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Pinball games save
If the weapon can cut, puncture or break bones on impact. they are
highly illegal and in most states anything past the width of your
hand wither it be a knife or pointed rod is illegal.
BTW.
If you mean numchucks a chain with one stick at each end. Well no
where in the USA is that legal. nor is
He's not that far yet. He's talking about that first skull, and the spikes
are later.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 11:35 AM
Subject: Re:
talking of tables, where is the editor for pinball, thought that was
due a longw hile ago
when i ordered the original pinball extreme, i was under the
impression i would have the ability as part of my purchase, to make
extra tables.
On 3 Jan 2008, at 19:10, Bryan wrote:
I can see it now.
here in south africa we use shock machines for self defence. Its a little
machine with 2 buttons. The one button is pressed to warn the opponent, it
makes a beeping sound. And the second button will give the opponent the shock
of his life! It will not kill him, just give him a hurtfull shock
Yeah that's what I thought you'd say! Haven't found it yet though,
lets say I know those 8 rooms off by heart now.
At 15:43 03/01/2008, you wrote:
Hi Bryan,
Judging by the description of the gold coins he is talking about level 1
room 8.The reason he can't find a warp platform is because there
Oh, rats! I was looking forward to people bugging him just to be ornery,
and watching a frustrated gamer. (very evil grin)
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The workaround is simply installing the GMA solitaire game from
gmagames.com. The program will install all the necessary DLL libraries and
their dependencies. That's why you can't use regsvr32. It needs dependencies
that aren't registered yet. As for why the monkeylib.exe application won't
Yikes, I missed the part about installing the solitaire game not working.
Did you try actually running the programafter installing it? I did to make
sure the game itself worked. If this doesn't fix it, I really don't know
what will.
--
From:
This very subject was brought up when James North still was around, and he
said that he would not implement the saved game feature for the exact reason
you site.
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To:
Hi Ari and all.
Thanks much for the info. Yes I do indeed hear the tone wheels just
fine through my soundblaster live card which I understand was one of the
biggest problems with the game for a lot of folks. I will definitely
have to consider this one and I don't have the cash right now in any
Kara rote:
Hi che, for myself, in the last two months, I've seen at the very least,
10 to fifteen new VI Mac users, and that's only in my own sphere. Now,
that translates to about $450 if a game is $30 a pop.
end quote.
Well, that is assuming every one of those mac users bought the game
Hi Nicol,
How close must the machine be to the opponent to be effective, and second,
the fact that it is illegal, well, just then don't mention it too loudly. I
remember that guy from Vanderbijl Park who invented a flamethrower you
attach to the car which tried to burn hijackers, but that was
I said in my last post the use of shock machines for self defense in south
africa is illegal. Its legal instead.
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Hi,
On the topic of another party pack, I would definitely say go for it. I
personally would be interested in it.
As for personal preferences towards the tables, here is my list.
I only have the registered edition of pinball extreme with party pack 1.
Old Man Stanley's House -- My favorite
Hi all,
Here's wishing all of you a happy world braille day. In a few hours time I
shall be going to quite a massive celebration of it.
Ari
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Hi Tom and all,
Here's an idea that came to mind when I was playing Monty before.
Couldn't there be lasers in some places of the game that fire in certain
intervals and you have to run through them when they're not doing
anything? Would be another cool challenge in the game! What do you
think?
I doubt it. Monty seems more like a game set in a time before
there were such devices.
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To: gamers@audyssey.org
Date sent: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 00:17:33 +0100
Subject: [Audyssey] Lasers in Monty?
Hi Tom and all,
Here's an idea that
The demo is a fully functional version of the game, accept it only runs for
an hour.
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] smugglers3?
is that with the
I doubt it. Monty seems more like a game set in a time before
there were such devices.
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Date sent: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 00:17:33 +0100
Subject: [Audyssey] Lasers in Monty?
Hi Tom and all,
Here's an idea that
Agreed, and I'm one of them. smile I'd rather not run windows
at all.
For now though, I need to continue development / testing on AQ /
JQ, so there ya go.
I personally wouldn't touch Vista at this point though, so am just
looking at continuing with XP for the moment...
Have an
Oh way cool! Do you by chance, remember a machine called Black
Hole, where you'd have the main play area, but in the middle of such,
there was a glass window. Underneath the window, there was another
play area in reverse of the first one which would light up when you
got the ball in a
Oh, and just to be clear, Safari itself does support flash, it's
just that some of it's particulars are not presented to VO in a way it
likes. -Thus the need for another web kit or version...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 3, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Søren Jensen wrote:
Okay. I hope Safari will
Actually earlier versions of Safari with earlier web kits do
support different options with VO, so this may be possible already.
Have a great day!...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 3, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Søren Jensen wrote:
Okay. I hope Safari will support flash in the future. Thanks for
Hello all,
I bought rail racer like 2 days ago, and I am just curious if anyone knows
how long the processing is to get the key to get the full version takes?
any information would be appreciated... thanks
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Che's just gotta get the email, conferm the order and bang a key out. Ya
should be gettin it soon.
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 8:00 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] rail
Would anyone be interested in continuing the topic of self defense
as a VI person on another list?... I was asked this past summer if I
was interested in being an instructor in LA so this is something I'm
definitely interested in.
If people would like, I'll consider creating a list for
hi no you are getting me wrong, did you put your code in the demo, or the
full version, as i am on my 600 turn on the full one but like i said i can't
seem to find where the licence key goes.
http://www.secretsthatwekeep.com/003
Simon
creator and owner of the winmx4theblind mailing list.
to find
Wait, if you have the full version that means you already put your key in.
I'm not sure what you mean.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] smugglers3?
True, but there is an electric field to get through, and there are warp
platforms. But, to me, lasers would further detract from the authenticity
of the game and take away from the, is the word I'm looking for,
atmosphere?? of the game.
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If guns cause crime, pencils cause misspelled words.
That's like a stun gun. Lots of places keep tight controls on stun guns and
air tasers, but they are workable in some situations.
It's really funny that people make hand weapons like knives illegal but a
gun can be bought at wal-mart.
Not that I'm against guns, but they do much more damage much
Stun guns require contact with your opponent. They touch two electrodes to
their skin. Air tasers use two thin wires attached to darts, like short
needles, which puncture the skin and deliver a different kind of shock which
is usually more powerful. The words taser and stun gun have become
I must take issue with the idea that striking is impractical for a
blind person. It's a matter of distancing. Get in close and your
lack of vision becomes far less of a handicap. In fact, if you've
trained yourself to have good tactile and tactical awareness, the
contact of one hand on your
I have studied Aikido, Aikijujitsu, Northern Shaolin kung fu and
Spanish fencing. Any martial art is accessible if you are willing
to put in the time and have a teacher who sees the possibilities.
I learn best by having techniques performed upon me and have risen
high enough to do some
Hey all
Anyone know if there is a way to turn the volume down for the intro music?
I'm going to give it a go in about 10 mins. The demo at least, the game is
extremely well priced I'd say and I'm looking forward to giving it a try.
Ron
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From: Shadow Dragon
Hi list and happy New Year,
I have just finished the phantom assassin mission and now I get the
following.
Congratulations, Mighty1!
Beyond all hope, you've succeeded in bringing The Phantom Assassin and
all the members of his murderous band to justice!
Here is an experience reward for your
if anyone's interested, I've got a friend that's a triple blackbelt. He's
worked with me and taught me some basics. He also taught another blind kid.
He was a lot younger than me however. He beet the crap out of a forty
something year old guy. This was because he was able to feel the vibrations
I couldn't see lazers in Monty, however something like a mini-volcano might
work. However I think Tom's far enough in development that too many
addditions at this point won't be happenning.
Ron
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agreed Chris
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 12:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible self-defence
I have studied Aikido, Aikijujitsu, Northern Shaolin kung fu and
Most certainly, that is the case, all of your information is correct.
The problem is, most people are going to learn self-defense instead of a
martial art. Striking is impractical to start out learning for purely
defensive purposes.
If a person wants to learn a martial art, for physical or
Fencing, really? That is one thing I'd love to do, they have it where I'm
studying, but I thought you had to see the sword of your oponent, Chris, I'd
really be interested to know how it's done, or maybe I've got the wrong idea
about the rules of fencing? Is fencing where you're both on a mat
Cool idea Cara, create one. Talking about lists, is there actually a list
for if I'm a blind person and I just want to ask questions to other blind
people about how to get things done or where to find resources etc, example
the self-defence, is there a list where I could have just posted
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