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D'oh! You got me! haha Pretty nice demo : D

ccovell wrote:Good job! (The MLA format... ahh, that takes me back...)

Just be sure you have spelled words correctly, like M*******T.

D'oh! I didn't even notice that one was misspelled hehe It certainly helped me that I was hitting mainly the vowels first, though.

Nicely done! It took me forever just to get to the sixth level, and then it was a word I hadn't seen yet I guess, because I lost haha I'm sure you're really excited right now. I remember when I finished my first NES project. It was like a huge sigh of relief that I actually got through it hehe Good ...

I still think many people are missing the point of a license on the Wiki; it isn't to restrict what USERS can do with the content; it's to avoid CONTRIBUTORS from each having individual control over contributed content. Okay, I understand now. Admittedly, I have no idea how these licenses work, so ...

When I was developing Pegs, I had the same issue. I was changing 12 tiles in the background, and when I did so, I got the hiccup you are talking about. I ended up curing this by writing only four tiles at a time, as well as the using the same code that Celius posted, I believe (check the source, bec...

Man, come on. The system that we develop for is OLD AS HELL. Why does anyone give a shit what kind of license there is for anything that we do?.... seriously. I mean, sure, acknowledge if you get some help (a la music engine or something similar) in the credits or something, but in the end, why the ...

I still am kinda jumping up and down hehe Thanks Celius : )

Hey guys, sorry to bump this old thread of mine, but my buddy Ben in Australia just scanned something in Retro Gaming mag for me, and it's a review of Pegs! It's pretty awesome to be in a mag for my first time ever haha Anyway, here's the scan if you wanna read it: http://robertlbryant.com/gaming/im...

Hey Koitsu, I copied that down when I saw what site he posted it on. If you wanna see it, here it is in my temp directory... this also means it will be 404 sometime in the future ; )

http://robertlbryant.com/temp/blarggs_scroll.txt

I think the effect you guys are talking about is in Battletoads, but I feel it's done very well. It gives more of a feeling to the player of "Oh shit, I just got hit HARD!" It looks like everything stops for the sound, and it's not that long at all. I think it happens when you do a big hit...

You can find some cool people that develop for the Sega Master System over at http://smspower.org , too.

NESASM is retarded. I used to be anti-NESASM. I still don't use it (sticking with CA65), but I've seen some really cool projects be completed with it. I see no reason to hate on it honestly, because it's still usable. There are just a few things to keep in mind when dealing with it (i.e. db limitat...

Thanks guys, this will be great food for thought : )

Bregalad, when you say width and height of the collision detection, does this mean you use the center of the character as a reference point?

Okay, so I'm trying to think of things that I should consider for enemy attributes. When I say attributes, I mean all of the information that the enemy will need. What kinds of things do you guys store data-wise? Do you have bytes set aside to define the top, bottom, left, and right of their hit det...

EDIT: I have since figured out how to do the bottom portion of this post, though it is a bit ugly. I included a beq between the bcs and bne. Ugly I think, but works : P ORIGINAL POST: Instead of a table of routines, you could have 4 tables listing the tiles used by the metatiles <snip> OK, but the n...