Hi Josh,
As Thomas said, I use pretty basic math in my games even my racing simulator
Mach 1. And Puppy 1. I also got threw algebra and geometry, but that is it.
I just make up the math as I go. And I do experiment with it until I like the
way that the games play. In Puppy 1 the planes
The link got stripped from Dark's email, so just in case anyone wants
a link to the Kickstarter funding page:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1318262952/audio-defence-zombie-arena
Hope this gets released. Yeah, it's another space invaders type thing,
but Somethin' Else have such high
What other muds would you recommend, dark?
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Cyber Assault with Mush-Z?
From: dark d...@xgam.org
Date: 27/02/2014 7:49 am
Hi John.
I personally don't find muschlient as user friendly as Vipmud, not using
sapi, indeed I only use it for Alter because of
Hi Lindsay.
to be honest I've not played many muds, since I tend to find if I am playing
a game with descriptive text the real time elements get in the way of my
appreciation of the game's atmosphere. After all, if you walk into the
Dragon's laire and before you have time to read the
Yep everyone go help back them if you can.
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of dark
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 1:03 PM
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Subject: [Audyssey] Fw: A new audio game from the Papa Sangre studio
A new audio game from
Lol I know I know! But I can keep on dreaming! Hahahaha.
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Thomas Ward
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 7:08 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] star wars
Hi Darren,
Well, such a project
As somebody whose dabbled in making a soundpack, I can tell you that building something similar to mush-z would probably take somewhere in the hundreds of hours range, if not more. That said, a simple pack that you build for yourself as you play the
mud really only takes a few seconds here or
Well fair enough John, though i confess all those triggers and scripts and
such always seem rather confusing when I just want to play the game :D.
I've put in some extra aliases, using both Vipmud's standard alias
commands or more often alter's in built alias making, but that is about my
Hi Scot.
thanks for the link, I have also put some news with the link on the front of
audiogames.net, so people can find it there too.
Funnily enough, I've always thought an arena shooter would be perfect as an
audio gme and have always been surprised nobody has developed an audio
version of
In short, little and none. In more detail: there are a few areas in which you can pk, and a few ways to accidentally blow up other players. I have seen maybe five situations in which people actually pk'ed. The atmosphere of the game is really
relaxed, and there's not an awful lot of competition;
Ah, sounds good.
I will see about trying the game.
one other question, are there any specific access measures? Generally the
rule for the db is that to be put in a mud must have some sort of access
fix, which is why materiamagica, Alteraeon, Miriani and Project bob have
pages while say
Che, I did have to run my rr2 as administrator to get it to run. It said
it couldn't write to a register file or something like that.
Cheers, Sent with thunderbird 17.0.8 portable
On 2/26/2014 2:14 PM, Che Martin wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry for my delayed response to this, a friend just told me
I will be playing cyber assault with VipMud, but could you tell me how to
connect, and some tips for playing?
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Cyber Assault with Mush-Z?
From: john jpcarnemo...@comcast.net
Date: 27/02/2014 2:42 pm
In short, little and none. In more detail: there are a
Yah, I've experienced the arena setup playing Quake 3 back in the day.
Something I read about this said that you're shooting from a fixed
position, which isn't all that exciting, but seeing as their engine is
3D, maybe we'll get some vertical aspects of aiming to contend with
instead of character
Disregarding the fact that all muds are technically accessible if you put in some work, we do have several spam toggles, and the staff is always happy to add new commands that will help people with screen readers; I can think of several specific
instances where I or another player has said it
The connection info is: cyberassault.org port 1.
As far as tips go, I would recommend reading a lot of help files, and once you get to motown, run through the bootcamp simulation at least once. Of course we've got many people who would be glad to give you a hand if you get stuck or are
Hello list I am new to muds so can anybody please help me to get a
start what is vip mud and how do I get it and is it easy to use for a idiot
like me any help would be appreciated
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Lindsay
Cowell
Hi Josh,
Well, let me reiterate that the math skills you do have such as basic
adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing, etc is sufficient for
very simple and basic games. You do however have to understand the
basics of how Algebra works such as assigning and using variables in
formulas
Thomas said: Just do what you can with the skills you do have, know your
strengths and weaknesses, and do the best you can.
I say: Very well put.
Josh, I'd like to add that nobody is good at Math or programming when
they are born.
Becoming good at them is a process of learning and practice.
It
HI all, I'm working on some code, and part of my project involves menus that I need to self-create based on the values of variables in an array. I think I've got a relatively solid idea of how I want this to function, but I'm looking for some
advice from the experts. The basic concept is:
I have
I asked chip orange if he would do some game programming classes on a
team-talk server. His audio classes and accompanying examples for
window-eyes scripting are excellent! he seems to be one of the few
people who can both program, and also teach and explain things in a way
with lots of
perhaps chip's window-eyes scripting classes will help. I'll take them
one class at a time I finnished class one, played around with the
examples and such and its going good so far.
using windows7 laptop
On 2/27/2014 1:33 PM, Ian Reed wrote:
Thomas said: Just do what you can with the skills
Cyberassault has a limited PVP policy, there's an arena, and a few selected
areas where players can attack others.
Generally speaking though, PVP almost never happen unless both party agrees
to it- the players seem to have a pretty good though none-written rule about
not being an ass when it comes
Cyberassault, being a Canadian based mud, is most busy during daytime in
North America timezone, so if you're playing from the UK and log on and
can't find any help, it would be likely that most of us are...in bed...so if
that happens, just log back in in a different time period and your'e sure to
Hi Josh,
Well, keep in mind that writing scripts for Window-Eyes is completely
different from game programming. I know that Chip is a talented
developer, is a skilled developer, but to my knowledge he has never
written any audio games so probably is not the right person to ask
about game
oh so visual basic won't do it then? jim seems to get along good with
vb6 though.
using windows7 laptop
On 2/27/2014 6:38 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Josh,
Well, keep in mind that writing scripts for Window-Eyes is completely
different from game programming. I know that Chip is a talented
Hi John.
I know the vast majority of muds are playable being text based, but since it
makes no sense simply listing on audiogames.net any mud which any random vi
tom dick or harry happens to like and think should be listed, and sinse the
db is ultimately for! the promotion of game access, the
Hi Scot.
the old top down arena shooters I was thinking of like smash tv were a
little different from the Quake arenas, since where the quake arenas were
full 3D environments and had considderable amounts of obastacles, catworks,
even pits of lava, the arenas in those older 2D games like
Hi Josh,
You are confusing Visual Basic with Visual Basic Script., Those are
completely two different languages from Microsoft. Visual Basic is a
full fledged programming language for writing applications, games,
etc. The later versions of Visual Basic are a part of Microsoft's .NET
suite of
HI dark,
From the description, (where they say the player is in a fixed position) this
sounds more like some of the audio space invader clones on PC) I.E. a player
simply rotates in place to fire at oncoming enemies. thinking of Dark
Destroyer here and Judgement Day.
If this is the case then
HI again Dark, actually Quake in Death Match mode is very much like what you
are mentioning below.
Depending on the mod you are playing, you can either battle players and bots or
monsters as well in a closed map or arena.
So yes, this concept is very successful in audio. I agree that more of
Agreed Scott.
Audio Quake Death Match is like what he's talking about as well. I wish the
audio mod could be updated to the later quake engines though I do not know
off-hand how open-source they all are. ID made the Quake 1 engine completely
open source. Not sure how much the later Quakes were
Another consideration is that much of programming is logic and creativity.
Math can come into this in the form of simpler work with variables as Thomas
has said but important concepts are the logic of how a program will function
and what you need to do creatively to make that happen. Once you
Absolutely! Totally agree!
Where there's a will there's a way! :)
Go for it!
Smiles,
Cara :)
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On Feb 27, 2014, at 10:33
HI John,
YOu do not need to create a second array. You can keep a reference to your
position in the first array, and then check dynamically which element to show
next, forward or backward depending on which direction the player moves in the
menu.
You can choose to skip options which do not
yes it sure does.
using windows7 laptop
On 2/27/2014 8:28 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
Another consideration is that much of programming is logic and creativity.
Math can come into this in the form of simpler work with variables as Thomas
has said but important concepts are the logic of how a
yes, that is the client I use. use the log in info at the bottom of the
original cyberassault email on this thread to create a new world, and save
it as cyberassault or something like that. the game will start and off you
go making a new character.
have fun.
Keith aka Mavrik
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