true.
I have xp running on a core2duo 2.0ghz cpu.
with xp, in preperation for vista if I really had to use it I put a second gb
of ram in the box, I was tempted to max it out by putting another gb on that
but I didn't have the cash.
My dad's system is faster at 2.20ghz.
Runs much faster with
Hi Damien,
Yeah, I can definitely tell you a 1.8 GHZ processor is way too slow for
Vista. It would technically run, but it would run pretty slow. Vista is
a massive resource hog, and one reason it needs a really new computer to
run half way decent.
In 2007 whenI was evaluating Vista my first
, not surround
sound or what ever.
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Hi Aaron,
From what I have been told
Hi Aaron,
I don't think there is going to be any major performence changes in
Windows 7. The thing is in my own personal experience with Windows Vista
if you want it to run smoothly you need no less than a 3 GHZ processor
and 1 GB of ram. If you want it to run better get a faster processor and
, 2008 8:59 PM
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Hi Aaron,
I don't think there is going to be any major performence changes in
Windows 7. The thing is in my own personal experience with Windows Vista
if you want it to run smoothly you need no less than a 3
Hi Shaun,
Well, if a blind developer is willing to switch to C++ XNA's XAudio2
library is quite accessible. The C++ version of XAudio2 doesn't require
XAct soundbank files which makes it many times more accessible than
XAudio1. However, as usually happens C#.NET developers like myself have
to
Hi Shaun,
he wasn't talking about Windows. Smile.
What we were talking about was the price for Adobe's Cold Fusion and
other products used for creating Flash games. It is extremely pricy
software and noone has come up with a free version of a Flash IDE/compiler.
shaun everiss wrote:
well the
Hi,
But it is a normal programinglanguage or not?
Why can they make it so expencive?
I mean no wants to program in flash because its to expencive.
Kevin
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His games or most of them won't run on this machine. I guess it's perhaps
because I have java installed. I get the opening music with a few of them
and then it just sits their. I wish he'd rewrite them because they are fun
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I have the msvm client loaded and sun java loaded here.
so I can run older and newer java codes.
At 05:34 a.m. 3/08/2008, you wrote:
His games or most of them won't run on this machine. I guess it's perhaps
because I have java installed. I get the opening music with a few of them
and then it just
Hi
Yes, but this language is verry hard to learn.
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Hi,
What language. Do you mean C++?
If you mean C++ being hard I think is really debatable. All of us learn
differently find some things harder or easier than others. As for myself
I made straight A's in my C++ courses, and I never found it all that
difficult. others I know of say it is the
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true tom.
I for one thing wouldn't mind staying with xp at least till the next time
I really need to upgrade.
To tell you the truth
What language, quote please?
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Hi
Yes, but this language is verry
and of course I'm sure they'll charge users $300 to upgrade :D
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Hi,
Thats verry verry expencive.
Thats not normal.
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autoit is quite basic for a language, good starter although if you can find the
libs for python it can be rather good.
Well nvda is made with this.
a shame that all the latest libs only run with 2.4.
At 04:57 a.m. 1/08/2008, you wrote:
Hi,
Windows can run JavaScript files. In some of his
who says any programming language is easy to learn.
My language of choice I studdied at uni was the free pascal language using the
dev pascal ide by bloodshed.
Why don't I bother writing games?
Well I only wrote console apps and well to put it bluntly unless someone knows
of what supports are
to windows ME.
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true tom.
I for one thing wouldn't mind staying
well the prices for ms systems is always high.
Myself I am going to try to hang on to what I have for as long as I have.
The only reason that would get me to lagitimately upgrade would be if my life
required it.
At 05:40 a.m. 2/08/2008, you wrote:
and of course I'm sure they'll charge users $300
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Hi Will,
In some respects I do have to agree. If they aren't willing to offer
satisfactory tech support for their titles they either need
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 8:10 AM
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what are the chances I could take a look at what you have. I'd be willing
to
test and stuff.
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Hi Thomas!
I have a question:
Java script is a language for websites and internet projekts.
Right?
But if I am right, Philip Bennefall has whrited his games also in
javascripts!
Or am I wrong now?now?
If yes, how has he done that with a language for websites?
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Shaun,
Actually, the corporate grade versions of XP do not need to be product
activated. It is just the Home and Media versions that do. Problem is
you are going to pay quite a bit extra to own XP without the need to
product activate it.
As for going back to Windows 2000 that is really
Hi Shaun,
You are pretty vocal about the fact you are running pirated games here.
I will remind you that software piracy is a crime, and Raul and I both
aren't supporters of software piracy. I know the games aren't the best,
they cost too much in my opinion, but that doesn't give you or anyone
Hi Claudio,
Yes, Javascript is primarily used for internet based scripting and web
based applications. However, like several other scripting languages that
started out for internet based use it has grown into an all purpose
scripting language for Windows. I can't recommend it for general
Hi,
Windows can run JavaScript files. In some of his applications, he uses
autoit to run the javascript files. And that's really cool I can put
VBScript in there, but for now I think the options they have are
sufficient.
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true tom.
I for one thing wouldn't mind staying with xp at least till the next time
I really need to upgrade.
To tell you the truth, this will be a while, after this laptop decides to
die whenever that will be betwene 5-10 years, and maybe
Hi Shaun,
Not true. The list I said were still around are still moderately to
fully active.
I know 7128 is still very active, GMA just released VIP Mud, PCS has
released Sarah and has been giving us 4 updates for it over the last
year, etc. So there is still developers making games, and still
Hi Damien,
Thanks. Yeah, I know about Philip's new venture, PB Soundscape, but at
the moment it isn't what PB Games use to be.
I still haven't figured out why Philip abandoned all of his games, the
PB Games name, and started over from scratch.
Damien Sadler wrote:
Hi Thomas,
To make you
Hi,
That is a good question. Everyone here seams to have tried contacting
them for one reason or another, and they make us eat static. I don't
know if it is do to them being busy with a job, family, health problems,
or what, but they haven't been giving anyone any clues why they are
failing to
.
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Hi Damien,
Thanks. Yeah, I know about Philip's new venture, PB Soundscape
we have not heard much
about
Hi Damien,
Thanks. Yeah, I know about Philip's new venture, PB Soundscape, but
at
the moment it isn't what PB Games use to be.
I still haven't figured out why Philip abandoned all of his games,
the
PB Games name, and started over from scratch.
Damien
Hi,
At the rate they are going with Chillingham 2 I wouldn't hold my breath
for long. They have been talking about it for years with no sign of it
ever appearing on the audio games scene. Smile
Damien Sadler wrote:
Hi,
Yeah, that puzzles me as well. I mean, I did get my CD's in the end so
Hi Damien,
Are you sure it was Java he wrote his games in? I thought he used
Javascript which is a totally different animal all together. Smile
In any case I do understand his reasons for starting over. What he was
doing wasn't really the best way to go about good game development. Now,
he is
i think they should just forget the hole process
we have other companies we can rely on who play more active roles in
our community
they should release there games as freeware as they have no customer
caring attitudes in my opinion. anyone wana upload chillingham for me?
lol smile
i'm
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Hi Shaun,
Not true. The list I said were still around are still moderately to
fully active.
I know 7128 is still very active, GMA just released VIP Mud, PCS has
released Sarah
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about
Hi Damien,
Thanks. Yeah, I know about Philip's new venture, PB Soundscape, but
at
the moment it isn't what PB Games use to be.
I still haven't figured out why Philip abandoned all of his games,
the
PB Games name, and started
Well, Java, Javascript, I always get confused with them two *smile*.
Regards,
Damien
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in that respect.
Regards,
Damien
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Hi Will,
In some respects I do have
shouldn't be
a big problem now.
Regards,
Damien
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Lighttechinteractive
Hi Damien,
Oh, there is a big difference. Java is a programming language developed
by Sun Micro Systems to easily create cross platform applications
between their Solaris OS and other operating systems. Javascript is a
web scripting language created by Netscape to compete with Microsoft's
ASP
Hi Damien,
Yeah, the fact of the matter is some people are going to upgrade and we
can't stick to total Windows XP only compatibility forever. As of last
month Windows XP has totally been pulled off the market, and everything
is Windows Vista. So even if you buy a new laptop, and want to buy XP
true tom.
I for one thing wouldn't mind staying with xp at least till the next time I
really need to upgrade.
To tell you the truth, this will be a while, after this laptop decides to die
whenever that will be betwene 5-10 years, and maybe more I still have my slow
a10 which is semi dead but
thats true, Also I have heard rumours that people of late that have got their
stuff have not actually got it or had any support or anything.
I do have their stuff only because of the net, And only so I can try it.
Replay value is prity much 0 although I do run the games on easy if I really
want
what about that dj software?
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Hi,
Yes, for those wondering, we
and the prices are 40 us to from memmory.
I have the games but its not worth the trouble of uploading.
Ok I have them, off the net but I honestly can't remember when I played them
last.
At 12:58 a.m. 31/07/2008, you wrote:
i think they should just forget the hole process
we have other companies
Hi Shaun,
Best guess we will never hear from most of these guys again, nor wwe
know what happened to them. After all writing audio games is very
expensive when it comes to time and money. Most of us would rather put
that time and money into something else like a real job. That is why we
don't
yeah I know.
Out of that list the only major dev still active apart from usa is jim kitchen.
Rsgames is semi active but yeah the rest I don't know.
At 03:43 a.m. 30/07/2008, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
Best guess we will never hear from most of these guys again, nor wwe
know what happened to them.
.
Thanks.
Regards,
Damien
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Hi Shaun,
Best guess we will never hear from most
Shaun,
I don't know if we qualify as major but 7-128 Software is still in the biz.
Right now we've got 8 new blind-accessible games for children coded.
We plan to release them as soon as I get the dratted custom content
editors finished for Perkins School.
Then I've been told that I gotta
What about Bavisoft? Has anyone heard what they're up to, or why they don't
return any emails? HTH.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:42 PM
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Hi,
Well even though RS Games is closed, and will open again sometime, I
have not been doing no coding. My friend, Mike Forzano, has been
coding a MUD that I will not give the URL out yet. Being a Wizard,
with not much experience in MOO coding, I coded a client to use. It is
ment for the general
Ryan,
Come back asap! you are brilyant!
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Hi,
Well even though RS Games
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What about Bavisoft? Has anyone heard what they're up to, or why they
don't
return any emails? HTH
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Hi,
Well even though RS Games is closed, and will open again sometime, I
have not been doing no coding. My friend, Mike Forzano, has been
coding a MUD
Hi.
Does anyone know what happened to the following.
nasoft
starbase defender.
tdlsoftware and tdlgames
conspirasoft.
I know flight commander and starbase defender could not be completed due to
developer time issues etc however the rest I am not sure.
Also any news from surrealhorisons I know
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