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- by ugetab at 12:02 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- Or, you could try it this way, just for kicks:
Tetris 2 1.1:
Title Screen Music(should start at 04):
80A522??
- by nensondubois at 12:35 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- Yoshi's Island
802C5C??
I'm not doing anymore because I don't feel like it. I just wanted to prove that I'm not a putz.
edited 1:11 AM EDT October 28, 2009
- by ugetab at 3:05 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- It isn't what you choose NOT to do that proves you're a putz. It's what you visibly do and say which proves it.
You've proven to be relentless in your pursuit of answers to questions, but you're even more full of yourself now, when you're barely showing your capacity, than I am now, with a rather decent degree of experience, a number of contributions among a spectrum of music ripping/code hacking, and even enough programming experience to be vaguely useful when writing code in C++, PHP, SQL, and Visual Basic.
Even when I was very inexperienced, I tried to see if there were reasonable alternatives to thinking that something was either done by me, or done before me.
In short, you think quite highly of yourself, and in fact, I believe you think little of my abilities. To think little of me is, in itself, of no concern to me, but to do so baselessly, while requesting information, and deciding that I am so incapable as to require stealing your marginal accomplishments...that gives me such a negative opinion of you that I can't see your name without recalling how disruptive you are to people who might, otherwise, be doing something useful or significant for themselves or others.
You've only just started showing some signs of advancing past the complete 'noob' stage you've been in, and now you 'don't feel like it'. Either earn your respect, or accept that no matter how good you are at given activity (X), someone will always best you in some way, either through statistical chance, favorable project-specific skills, or outright superior understanding.
(If you'd like to see more of my rantings and ravings, you can read my various experimental postings on Digg, and their various public appeal ratings and responses. Kudos to them for upgrading my 'verbosity' intrinsic capability to 'long windedness')
- by JFD62780 at 3:22 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- UGETab, you've managed to do to Pilotwings what the other dudes at SNESMusic could not: You spitpolished the entire soundtrack and that's how Skydiving really began?
*fires up emulator listening carefully* Well, I'll be damned, I thought the opening vamp played twice as long! I wasn't really paying attention, who knew? :P
*ahem* In short, despite the A.D.D.-laden previous two paragraphs, I need only say two words:
YOU WIN! >;)
edited 4:28 AM EDT October 28, 2009
- by ugetab at 4:02 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- Prior to attempting any mastery over console code, I attempted mastery over the American English language of the 1990s. I've retained enough of what I previously learned to be able to resume my investigation into combining interesting language with a general avoidance of pushing points like they were products.
The rip, however, was simple. I think I spent less total time on the rip than I did adequately explaining myself. I can definitively say that studying language and meaning has given me broadly applicable logic, while studying programming has enhanced and sharpened my sequential reasoning skills immensely, as well as allowing me to focus on smaller logical points that could break an argument's validity.
Not that anybody cares much about what I just wrote, but it's good practice, and appeals to my occasional desire to tell people about things in detail whether they want to hear about them or not.
- by Lunar at 7:23 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- "Whose attention, exactly, are you hoping to attract?"
anyone's really. a smallish team of contributors with good communication is better than an even smaller team with poor communication. SPC ripping needs manpower and little else. i think you'd be surprised at the amount of people who visit snesmusic and download the sets/contribute too.
anyway, i'm only saying this because it's annoying when you're plainly trying to engage people and getting nowhere.
ugetab just won a billion internets with that pilotwings set. thanks~!#!~1#!
edited 7:24 AM EDT October 28, 2009
- by arbingordon at 10:34 AM EDT on October 28, 2009
- lets not get our undies in a bundle, ladies
- by SmartOne at 3:46 PM EDT on October 28, 2009
- Panties.
- by JFD62780 at 5:21 PM EDT on October 28, 2009
- EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Getting back on topic... UGEtab, provided I properly tag the beauts, crediting those that originally made the tags in the first place, may I ask permission to submit the set as a possible final rip to SNESMuaic? ;)
You, of course, will earn sole credit for the rip, obviously. :)
- by ugetab at 7:39 PM EDT on October 28, 2009
- Sure. No point in preventing these from being distributed. I'm actually rather surprised that there would be so much of a headache over something this simple. In fact, you can get SFX rips if you change 0x1F4-0x1F7 in a Pilotwings SPC file to FF ?? FF 00, where ?? is a number above 00.
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