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MillionPuzzles revisited.27th November 2013 Thanks Rockford, It's come a long way in a year and a half. I had to type in almost 7000 clues, and work out my mouse functions (which are still a bit clunky). The ads are a necessary evil to make the app free to distribute, they provide a background pict*snip* |
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Still using Blitz26th November 2013 I was coding with an old bought-and-paid-for Blitz2D which satisfied my coding requirements, but whenever I compiled something and tried it on another computer it failed to run. I bought BlitzMax but like many others couldn't get into the syntax. Recently*snip* |
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MillionPuzzles revisited.26th November 2013 Here again, my One Million Two-Minute Puzzles game. Included in the zip file, all the source, the application (as it stands - not finished yet - but it works) I have included 10000 puzzles of the million, still verifying the million are all unique. Th*snip* |
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Jay's Crappy July7th July 2012 Wow J, seems you've been having a really bad time of it. I've not been well too, but nothing in comparison. Hope all improves for you. GWS |
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MillionPuzzles19th April 2012 A Million 2-minute puzzles |
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HexTiles19th November 2011 (A new game?) |
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Universal Clock23rd December 2010 Finally got a working function written. I've put the source on BB.com (Linkage) Use it freely. |
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Universal Clock3rd September 2010 Yep Scherererer, that's exactly it. I don't even want that much accuracy - to the nearest minute would suffice. Anyone know of a web-page with the current time and date somewhere on it (preferably near the beginning) that I could aim my program at as a ref*snip* |
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Universal Clock27th August 2010 It's not that I need a particularly accurate time, just a standard reference that all my players are 'governed' by. My two-player games will have a time limit to make your move/play, and if two opponents had differing 'local' times even by a few minutes (*snip* |
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Universal Clock26th August 2010 My web game needs a standard time reference. CurrentTime$() and CurrentDate$() come from the individual user's computer. Not only does this introduce a global positioning timezone error, but even the fact that your computer may be a few seconds or minutes*snip* |
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Blitz 2D and 3D Printing23rd August 2010 Yea, no worries guys, I was only looking at about 2 pages of raw text. Mostly just a list of game controls, rather than rules. Reminiscing a bit myself - who remembers the ZX Flight Simulator? With almost every rubber/membrane key on the board used to fly*snip* |
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Blitz 2D and 3D Printing22nd August 2010 Had a look for other exe files that just send direct to printer, but not finding much that's free. Not got any experience with VBScript, did have a look at it long long ago, but didn't look for long. I'm an old-school 8-bit guy, who's games rarely even us*snip* |
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Blitz 2D and 3D Printing22nd August 2010 My latest game has a lot of rules, and I thought it would be a nice idea to write a txt file in notepad for players to print out so they could read them while playing. Then I thought it would be nice if the intro to the game offered a 'Print Rules' option.*snip* |
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Passive Net Gaming30th July 2010 A flash of inspiration. I remembered seeing a library of FTP functions, so I downloaded them. I already have some hosted webspace, so now I'm thinking I could have each player's program do all the spell-checking, calculations, validations etc then upload *snip* |
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Passive Net Gaming8th July 2010 Here it is (I think). (Linkage) |
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Passive Net Gaming8th July 2010 Great advice, thanks all. I'm now thinking the server option is the best for my purposes. As I said this is very much a passive game. Not only that but players may have several games, each with unique opponents, all running at the same time. Sounds compl*snip* |
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Passive Net Gaming7th July 2010 I have an idea for a game. Well, actually, a bit more than that - I wrote a nice little 2 player game (using Blitz2D), a word game where players take turns, trying to better their opponent and/or restrict their next available moves through tactics. At the *snip* |
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