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- by Mouser X at 12:09 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- I bought Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood yesterday. So far, it does an excellent job of pulling you in, and not letting go... Even when the battery light started flashing, I didn't stop. I plugged in my DS and continued playing. Until 3 am... Which is bad, since I had homework due which I hadn't yet started on. This morning, I got about 40 minutes of sleep... And I feel terrible.
That aside, I have to say that I was surprised by the music... I'm going to give the 2SF set a 2nd listen through, but with as "simple" as the music is, I'm not sure it's as broken as I had at first thought it was.
With that, I've filled the purpose of this post. Now I'm going to catch the bus, sleep on the bus, go home, and sleep for about 2 hours. After that, I need to go to work. :( Luckily, I don't have homework in tomorrow's class. Boy, I am really a glutton for punishment when it comes to sleeping habits... :(
Oh! One last thing - I noticed the link to the gallery is crossed out. Do you plan on putting it back up at some point? Just curious (though, I do hope smile.jpg made the transfer to the new server... It makes for great shock-value!). Mouser X over and out.
- by hcs at 12:42 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- I've been playing the English fanslation of Mother 3 occasionally since yesterday, fun fun.
Gallery isn't going back up until I get a new version of gallery installed. Having an old version of such a popular package just provides a big fat attack vector.
And smile.jpg is still around, the gallery was only images that someone might want to see.
- by snakemeat at 1:02 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- I've been playing the English fanslation of Mother 3 occasionally since yesterday, fun fun.
Here too...good times! Got it at work now for the lunch hour :)
- by SmartOne at 6:49 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- Are you using VBA-M?
- by nensondubois at 6:54 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- I stopped playing after naming my characters. I'll continue it later.
edited 8:14 PM EDT October 22, 2008
- by hcs at 10:37 PM EDT on October 22, 2008
- @SmartOne
I'm playing on a GBA SP with a flash cart.
- by Lunar at 10:06 AM EDT on October 23, 2008
- I'm up to Chapter 4. Loving it :) in the process of downloading the enormous soundtrack in mp3 format.
- by Knurek at 10:42 AM EDT on October 23, 2008
- Don't go for anything else than Dubble's gamerip, really.
- by Lunar at 11:44 AM EDT on October 23, 2008
- The set I'm getting has "Ripped by Moggy (aka Nuka Cola)" in the comments, from here - http://www.ngeb.net/mother3_gba_soundtrack.shtml
- by nensondubois at 3:17 PM EDT on October 23, 2008
- I'm playing it with GSPtst on my PSP slim!
- by wolupgm6 at 10:43 PM EDT on October 24, 2008
- www.brawlinthefamily.com
I found this the other day and I think you guys will enjoy this. No. 75 is one of my personal favs. Tell me what you think!
- by hcs at 4:18 PM EST on November 6, 2008
- Got around to rounding up my physical vgm CD ownings, behold!
- by Yoshinkeru at 10:53 PM EST on November 6, 2008
- YOU HAVE THE MYST SOUNDTRACK?? I'd like to hear that!
- by hcs at 12:02 AM EST on November 7, 2008
- Heh, yeah, I actually found it in Barnes & Noble, which surprised me.
It isn't hard to find online, or do you want a lossless rip? If so I can put it up in the soundtracks thread in a bit.
- by hcs at 5:50 AM EST on November 7, 2008
- My father is visiting tomorrow, decided to straighten up to fool him into thinking that I'm a responsible adult.
Desk:
before
after (most things stuffed in here)
- by Mouser X at 11:50 AM EST on November 10, 2008
- Over the weekend, I spent some time (finally!!) converting the Tetrisphere USF set to ADX. "Why in the world would you be crazy enough to do that?!" some may ask. The reason is that I wanted to be able to listen to Tetrisphere in Rockbox, looped. I was going to upload the *.bat files I created (I made one for converting it to ADX, and one for LOGG) along with the LOGGs, but I forgot to bring my flash drive with me today.
The other thing I worked on (much easier I should point out) was the "Air" rip (I believe Knurek ripped it). I took the NWA files and compared them with the Dreamcast ADXs (the ADXs were like, 11 khz... Blah) and based my loop points off of those. Again, I was going to upload the OGGs, but they're on the flash drive I forgot to bring. Also, since Air's loop points are stored in the INF file, they were fairly easy to convert. Only 4 files (01, 15, 24, and 26, IIRC) couldn't be looped with that, as they either required a modified WAV file, or they contained extra data. On that note, 24 was really easy to do, since it contained all the data I needed. I simply copied the loop point from the ADX (well, Audacity converted the sample count (how loops are stored) from 11 khz to 44 khz for me) and as near as I could tell, it fit perfectly.
Anyway, since I have (finally!!) successfully looped some files to ADX, I might be able to do some more. But I'll have to wait. It's somewhat time consuming, and I got bored.
That reminds me. In regards to writing a program that finds loop points, it occured to me. Couldn't someone write a program that converts a sound file (WAV) into a picture of the waveform? I figure that should be easy (I'm sure there's plenty of resources that can do that). Once you have it in a picture form, use some method to compare the picture to itself and find where sections contain similarities. Ideally, if the program in question creates a high enough resolution picture, and can compare the picture accurately enough, it should be able to find the loop points. From there, it'd be "x pixels = samples" to deduce the actual sample count needed for the loop.
I know HCS was researching various ideas for an auto-loop-finder, but I don't know how far he got with it. Maybe that idea would be useful? Mouser X over and out.
- by hcs at 12:37 PM EST on November 10, 2008
- One of the things I was researching with loop detection was seam finding for pictures (to auto-join parts of a panorama), actually. Didn't get anywhere with it.
- Great(?) minds think alike! by Yoshinkeru at 4:32 PM EST on November 10, 2008
- If this is the same thing I've been thinking of, then great! I've been wondering for a long time if it were possible to write a program that would automatically detect a loop point in an audio file.
I'll say it once more: I'M NO PROGRAMMER (it seems), so I couldn't do something like this myself if I tried!
- by hcs at 4:48 PM EST on November 10, 2008
- If you have to learn programming, the best way is to have a particular application in mind. This would be a good way to learn while figuring out why all the naive solutions don't work too well :)
- by nensondubois at 8:26 PM EST on November 10, 2008
- Added more stuff to my SGB database including more enhanced games.
- by Mouser X at 1:47 AM EST on November 12, 2008
- I was able to upload the BAT files for the Tetrisphere loops for those who want them. If you want to convert Tetrisphere into a looping format (ADX/OGG), simply use Winamp to write the USF to the disk as a WAV, and use an editor to remove data after the end loop (look in the BAT file(s) to find the end loops). For the batch files and a sample LOGG, go here. I also uploaded the Air NWAINFO.INI file (I added a few loops, due to the fact that the Dreamcast's ADXs have loops. Realistically though, the original INI file is just fine. Mostly it's just end-to-end looping), along with 4 LOGGs (end-to-end looping didn't work for those 4). If anyone is interested, go here.
Last, please feel free to listen to these with a critical ear and let me know if you can come up with better loop points. However, I would like to note that in the case of Tetrisphere, listen to the original USFs first. They have problems at their loop points, which is mirrored in my files. Nonetheless, I'm open to suggestions for improvement. Please enjoy! Mouser X over and out.
edited 1:49 AM EST November 12, 2008
- by hcs at 4:02 AM EST on November 17, 2008
- Figure I'll help spread the word:
The OLPC Give One Get One program is started again, this time run by Amazon.
- by hcs at 7:06 AM EST on November 25, 2008
- Paying a bill with a drawing of a spider. I haven't laughed this hard for a while.
- by Mouser X at 12:21 PM EST on November 25, 2008
- Wow, that's hilarious. Not just the article, but the testimonials to the side of it "Where's my shirt! I ordered it at least 30... minutes?.. ago!"
Thanks for the laugh. Mouser X over and out.
- by hcs at 9:25 AM EST on December 1, 2008
- Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix soundtrack at OCRemix
In case you hadn't heard, Capcom went to OCR for rearranged soundtracks for this game. They're all up here, lossless and MP3. I haven't actually listened to any yet but it seems pretty cool.
- by Lunar at 9:39 AM EST on December 1, 2008
- i hated it \o/
- by hcs at 10:33 PM EST on December 2, 2008
- If I had a nickel for every time someone told me to sit up straight, I could BUY A NEW SPINE.
- by bxaimc at 3:04 PM EST on December 3, 2008
- sit up straight
- by hcs at 3:44 PM EST on December 3, 2008
- Gah! Stop telling me and give me money!
- by wolupgm6 at 9:01 PM EST on December 6, 2008
- gcaw witchworld remix on somethingaweful
- by nensondubois at 9:56 AM EST on December 7, 2008
- The Flying Spaghetti Monster was not as funny but more philosophical.
- by hcs at 2:15 AM EST on December 9, 2008
- Woo, video and sound from blipfest '08.
- by unknownfile at 1:48 PM EST on December 9, 2008
- Been working on some stuff over at TASvideos regarding Warioland. Currently have no idea what to do with all of this but I'm eventually going to do a run myself.
- by unknownfile at 9:30 AM EST on December 11, 2008
- HOOT IS THE BEST MSX2 MUSIC EMULATOR EVER
YOU CAN JUST RENAME KSSES AND ADD THEM TO XMLS WITHOUT EVEN DRAGGING AND DROPPING THEM
WHAT AN AWESOME INVENTION
WINAMP IS FOR LOSERS
- by Knurek at 10:39 AM EST on December 11, 2008
- Same goes with NSF, GBS/GBR and HES.
Oh, and MDX and SPC too but both require additional replay dlls.
There are some examples for this in my XML packs.
- by hcs at 4:50 AM EST on December 14, 2008
- The lights of hcs' desk
The lights of hcs' desk field guide
Note that I rarely have all these on; in particular the Wii and USB hdd are usually not connected to power at all and the desktop is usually off.
edited 5:00 AM EST December 14, 2008
- Branded to Kill by hcs at 3:26 PM EST on December 26, 2008
- I finally got around to seeing Branded to Kill, the film that got director Suzuki Seijun fired. If I may relate a single scene:
The main character, a hitman (currently No. 2 in the ranking), is terrified about his inevitable clash with No. 1 the next day. As he is leaning out a window, a balloon floats by, and he catches it. Shortly thereafter he decides "I will be Number 1!"
Where in another film there would be a training montage, here he bats the balloon around his apartment for a few minutes.
- by SmartOne at 12:29 AM EST on December 27, 2008
- Finished Mother 3, finally. Played most of it on the Wii. It's such a random game. Not nearly as great as Earthbound but still worth the 25-and-a-half hours.
- by nensondubois at 11:39 AM EST on December 27, 2008
- purchased
http://cgi.ebay.com/FAMICOM-NES-LAGRANGE-POINT-FC-KONAMI-BOXED-JAPAN_W0QQitemZ250312330386QQcmdZViewItemQQptZVideo_Games_Games?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
- by unknownfile at 11:40 AM EST on December 27, 2008
- lol dungeon crawlers
- by wolupgm6 at 10:47 PM EST on December 30, 2008
- We need an abuse thread. A thread where random people can write angry messages in caps and we can assume they're yelling. It'd make everyone so much happier.
And on another note, while playing Smackdown Vs Raw 2007, I was Viscera, and I was against HBK. After a few minutes of playing Viscera was on top of HBK, and thrusting and the ref was looking at it like 'WTF'. An image was taken and sent out to everyone I know saying "Hey Look! This Guy Got Violated By Gandi!"
- by unknownfile at 12:34 AM EST on December 31, 2008
- you mean like IRC?
- by Lunar at 7:29 AM EST on December 31, 2008
- what about a pics thread? have we had one of those before? i've seen a few people here post photos before, and it's funtimes.
- by hcs at 3:38 PM EST on December 31, 2008
- Feel free to start random threads if you want. Just not too many per person.
- by wolupgm6 at 11:20 PM EST on January 3, 2009
- Brawl In The Family is an absolutely hilarious site. I know I've posted it before, but it deserves a double mention. If you know who Kirby is or what Super Smash Bros. is, chances are, you'll love it.
Mouser X over and out. -Nah, it doesn't suit me does it?
- ATTN: chinese websites by unknownfile at 11:49 AM EST on January 6, 2009
- Stop leeching my bandwidth.
# blocked ips. they insist on leeching bandwidth, so they're gone.
# most of these leechers are chinese so I'm not surprised
order allow,deny
deny from 219.142.240.214 # baidu music player
deny from 61.139.52.100 # another chinese music leecher
allow from all
- by SmartOne at 2:04 AM EST on January 7, 2009
- I've spent three full days working on my Genesis 1 S-video mod. This is the first time I've ever soldered and seriously worked with electronics.
The composite video and stereo were working, but that was nothing compared to bulding two amplifiers for the luminance and chrominance signals of S-video. It's a mess. Initially I had a nice (occasional) black and white picture from the S-video. That's as good as it ever got. Now I can't get any S-video video. The composite is all red for some reason, even with the official cable.
I'm distressed, to say the least.
Here's the guide I'm using: http://www-unix.ecs.umass.edu/~dhowland/mod/
The pictures are really confusing. Any help would be wonderful.
- by MarkGrass at 11:11 AM EST on January 7, 2009
- So, i'm kinda stuck on an app, atm... I can't increase a certain byte amount to be divisible by 0x4000 bytes.
For example, the app retrieves a byte amount of 0x0004CEE7. This value is not equally divisible by 0x4000, so I need to increase that value to 0x00050000.
All the code i've made for this f-s up and gives me an amount of 0x00050EE7. VSC++ 2008 Help?
edited 11:20 AM EST January 7, 2009
- by kingshriek at 11:25 AM EST on January 7, 2009
- Something like this should work.
bytes = (bytes+0x3FFF) & ~0x3FFF
- by hcs at 11:32 AM EST on January 7, 2009
- more generally (for non-powers-of-two, assuming integer division):
bytes = (bytes+size-1)/size*size
btw, this is a thread for one-off random stuff, mostly, not actual discussion. In the future I'd encourage you to start a thread for this. Don't worry about it being off topic for the board, if I'm letting the goof-offs start threads then meaningful ones are certainly also fair game.
edited 11:37 AM EST January 7, 2009
- by MarkGrass at 11:43 AM EST on January 7, 2009
- Worked like a charm! Many thanks! Oh, and next time, i'll start a thread. I just thought it would fit better here, considering VS is usually how I spend my spare time...
Now, to get back to my app. ;)
- people on youtube send me stupid shit by unknownfile at 11:11 PM EST on January 7, 2009
- I took down a file, and some guy sent me this PM:
idiot you tell me to go to your site to get a file and thent he page tells me to fuck off you are fucking idot okay.
Yeah, that's a 404 error, buddy. Nice job deducing that.
- by SH&E at 4:25 AM EST on January 8, 2009
- That's funny =D xD.
- by Lunar at 5:19 AM EST on January 8, 2009
- oh, youtube...
- 18 by unknownfile at 9:49 AM EST on January 8, 2009
- happy birthday to me
- by hcs at 11:58 AM EST on January 8, 2009
- Yay, can you be tried as an adult now?
- by Elven Spellmaker at 11:58 AM EST on January 8, 2009
- I had imagined you were older than that!
Happy Birthday anyways. =)
- by unknownfile at 12:20 PM EST on January 8, 2009
- there are no federal laws against people being idiots
if there were, the open source community would be in prison by now
- by SH&E at 12:34 PM EST on January 8, 2009
- Yeah, well my 15th birthday was on New Year's Day. Beat that ;].
:)
- by nensondubois at 9:46 PM EST on January 8, 2009
- It would make sense if you were older then 27.
- by Mouser X at 5:22 PM EST on January 10, 2009
- Last night I finally did something I've been wanting to do for years... I cleaned up my SPC collection. Whenever I hop on the SNESmusic torrent, I copy the old directory to a new location, so that my files can maintain their original file date (when they were first downloaded. As a torrent, these files are edited, even if they don't need to be). Using Beyond Compare and Duplicate Files Finder, I was able to free up over 500 MB... I've been copying my SPC folder pretty much since 2005, so I had a lot of duplicate SPCs. Now, although I still have many duplicates, I've been able to those down to a manageable number. The worst part about it is that I stayed up until about 9 am working on it... Yay @ me for having SPC sets that date back to 2003 with no modification (excluding the removal of the EXE header).
Obviously, not many people care about this. But I like my file dates, so I'm willing to put up the HDD space (or the work to remove duplicates) to maintain them. Mouser X over and out.
- by nensondubois at 7:50 PM EST on January 10, 2009
- I have a massive SPC folder organized very similar to your doings with some rare SPCs as well.
- by SmartOne at 12:11 AM EST on January 11, 2009
- The question is do you use the most accurate SPC player?
I download only the games in which I'm interested.
- by hcs at 4:40 PM EST on January 14, 2009
- "Second, and more esoteric, serious can imply substance, a window onto the underlying structure of a thing. This use may be limited to informal discourse; a sentiment like dude, that is a serious cheesecake implies that the specimen presented offers a fundamental insight into the nature, even the apotheosis of the thing in general." - Ian Bogost, Persuasive Games p58.
- by nensondubois at 4:48 PM EST on January 14, 2009
- I set up Famicom Disk System and played Doki Doki Panic beating it with Mama!
- Re: hcs's Persuasive Games quote by Yoshinkeru at 7:19 PM EST on January 14, 2009
edited 7:23 PM EST January 14, 2009- by hcs at 7:53 PM EST on January 14, 2009
- I cracked up on reading it, yeah.
- by SmartOne at 11:28 PM EST on January 14, 2009
- Nensondubois, cool cool! :)
If only FCEUGX (Wii) supported switching sides of a Famicom disc image so I could play that game on my TV! At least I don't think it does yet...
- by hcs at 2:07 AM EST on January 15, 2009
- I got reaaaally bored waiting for some code to compile.
- by SmartOne at 12:56 PM EST on January 15, 2009
- Awesome. You know I've never actually logged into this forum? Didn't think you could... :P
- rogers is a bunch of cocks by unknownfile at 2:57 PM EST on January 16, 2009
- For the first time, I went over my 95 gb cap on my internets usage. Therefore I have to drop some money on overages.
Which has gotten me thinking if I can build a wireless antenna to pick up some wireless signals...
- uf is a photographer by unknownfile at 11:54 PM EST on January 17, 2009
- It snowed. Actually it's snowing right now, and I wanted to do something productive before going off and annoying people on L4D.
- by nensondubois at 10:58 AM EST on January 18, 2009
- Went upstate New York Yesterday and went back home the same day.
- by SmartOne at 11:58 AM EST on January 18, 2009
- It was -30 here a couple days ago, and I went for a run.
- by nensondubois at 2:40 PM EST on January 18, 2009
- I just farted for like 8 seconds 10 seconds ago.
- by SmartOne at 10:15 AM EST on January 19, 2009
- I'm having one of my weird migraine thingies right now. Can barely see what I'm typing.
edited 10:23 AM EST January 19, 2009
- by Emperor ServingSpoon at 3:46 AM EST on January 20, 2009
- Ophthalmic? I get them, too. Quite annoying... Almost never comes with an actual aching head, though, so I guess it's not *that* bad...
- by SmartOne at 3:34 PM EST on January 20, 2009
- I usually get one every few months and it's always after physical exertion. This time it was less than a month. My vision goes for about an hour. As it comes back, I start feeling pressure right in the center of my head. The rest of the day my head feels funky, like there's liquid sloshing around in there (lol.) Shaking my head or bending over feels funky until the next day.
edited 3:39 PM EST January 20, 2009
- by nensondubois at 5:20 PM EST on January 20, 2009
- I only get minor headaches.
- by SmartOne at 7:04 PM EST on January 20, 2009
- Other than that, I don't get headaches.
- by Lunar at 7:07 PM EST on January 20, 2009
- stress/anxiety often triggers headaches for me. usually when i go anywhere/do anything for any extended length of time, particularly social things. hahaha nerd etc. \o/
- by hcs at 11:20 PM EST on January 26, 2009
- Cap'n crunch sailed East from the cereal port, following the 378th parallel.
- by SmartOne at 12:34 AM EST on January 27, 2009
- I'm spending my time not sleeping even though I actually went to bed 2 hours ago.
- by unknownfile at 2:06 PM EST on January 27, 2009
- I found an unsecured wireless access point at school, at long last. It's just running on a spare router lying around in some room, and I'm having some fun on it post-exam.
- by Mouser X at 2:33 PM EST on February 2, 2009
- I finally got Spore installed on my computer. I played it for at *least* ten hours straight, clear through the night... Now I have to go to work in about 1 hour. :( @ no sleep.
On that note, I must say, I had a lot of fun with the game. The sad part is, I'd probably still be playing, but it crashed. The computer it's installed on is running Vista, and I haven't put forth any effort whatsoever to get it running reasonably well. In truth, I was sort of expecting it to crash a few hours sooner than it did.... And for those wondering, no, I didn't "beat" the game. I was in the "Space" stage though.
Now I just need to get a CD tool (like Daemon or Alcohol) installed in Vista so that I can install the "Cute and Creepy" stuff. Though, more important than that is working on my homework... Which is another reason I played it through (mostly) all at once. I knew that I wouldn't have a chance to play it later due to the amount of homework I have.
In short - those who haven't tried Spore yet need to do so. It's a great game. Mouser X over and out.
- by SmartOne at 2:22 PM EST on February 3, 2009
- Installed Ys I + II Eternal "Complete" after months of it sitting on my hard drive. (Yay torrents.) Unfortunately my version is a lower quality audio version or something because Falcom is dumb, and all the WAVs are 22.05 kHz. From what I can understand from online readings and the registry entry "DirectSound high reso," originally there was a version of the game that had 44.1 kHz WAVs. Grr. The new music is really cool, too. The percussion isn't super-freakin'-loud!
Finally someone at Falcom figured out how to master audio!
- by nensondubois at 7:20 PM EST on February 3, 2009
- I have been practicing the art of doing nothing for the past few weeks and will continue to do so until an undisclosed amount of time has passed.
edited 7:25 PM EST February 3, 2009
- gradius 3 is pretty cool by unknownfile at 11:14 AM EST on February 6, 2009
- Something I've been doing while bored in class:
Most Konami sound drivers from 1987 onwards possibly all the way until the YM2151's retirement on
Konami boards all use a similar format.
When the CPU boots, several initialization functions are booted. If the program detects an error,
it will usually begin outputting beeps. Otherwise, it will proceed to a loop which will periodically
flip interrupts on, execute two nops, and disable them to update the sequencer.
To get music playing, a sound command arrives on the latch and goes through a case switch. If it
is within a certain mask (such as 0x80 or higher) then the program usually adds a certain number
to that sound code and adds the result to the sequence base. This results along with a callback
function are fed to a track initializer and the sequence begins to play.
Each driver uses special sequencer commands. To get the actual command, XOR the command in the sequencer with 0xe0.
Known commands are:
0x00 xx - set precussion mode. 0 = melodic, 1 = kit 1, 2 = kit 2
0x01 xx - delay for xx ticks
0x02 xx - set patch to xx
0x03 xx - set channel volume. 0 = loudest.
0x0f 0x - set panning. 0 = disable, 1 = left, 2 = right, 3 = center
Here is what I was able to get out of the driver when patching stuff.
edited 12:08 PM EST February 6, 2009
- by wolupgm6 at 10:16 PM EST on February 6, 2009
- Hey, Just Wonderin', Has Anyone Ripped Starshot (N64) Yet?
- by Mouser X at 2:45 PM EST on February 7, 2009
- I've been playing Spore when the opportunity presents itself. As such, I've been thinking "What can I build in their editor?" So far, I've made a dragon (there's a few already made, but none of them are quite what I think of when I think of a dragon), and the Delphinus, from Skies of Arcadia (here's a picture from the game). Perhaps I'll put up a picture of them at some point, but I thought the Delphinus turned out very well. My three biggest disappointments with it would be that the nose isn't right (it wasn't worth the parts/effort), the paint job is so-so (I have very little control over the textures after all), and by the time I finished constructing it, I didn't have enough "complexity" left over to put in the cannons. Still though, it was fun. Sadly, at least as near as I could tell, when using the ship (I built in in the spaceship editor) in-game, they use a lower-poly model that doesn't have animations. As such, the propellers on the back (they're stacked on top of each other in the editor, because in Skies of Arcadia they come in columns) don't spin, but they're also smashed up against each other. There might be a way to fix this, but I haven't looked into it at all.
Secondly, I wanted to link to this video. It's a lawn-mowing robot. It can even cut designs ("crop-circles") into the grass. I wouldn't mind having one, but it looks like it's extremely slow moving....
Anyway, perhaps when I get more time I'll try and make the Little Jack later. It'd be interesting, I'm sure. Mouser X over and out.
- by SmartOne at 3:19 AM EST on February 8, 2009
- Won a four hour game of Monopoly, and I NEVER win at Monopoly. Epic.
- uf returns to the hills of m1 by unknownfile at 9:53 AM EST on February 9, 2009
- I am borking around with M1 a bit more since I finally got it to start compiling again. Hopefully I'll have Hexion working within the next few days, but the banking is annoying. Meh.
- by unknownfile at 10:43 PM EST on February 9, 2009
- it is done!
now all i need to do is invent a time machine to go back in time and smack myself for not doing homework!
- by unknownfile at 12:28 PM EST on February 18, 2009
- i have set up a page pertaining to the gradius 3 music driver. mainly because i'm very bored at school these days.
- What's taters\precious by hcs at 2:15 PM EST on February 22, 2009
- blither
- by Elven Spellmaker at 2:52 PM EST on February 22, 2009
- now all i need to do is invent a time machine to go back in time and smack myself for not doing homework!
Same here just spent a half term (1 week), doing things like playing on my ocarina etc, instead of computing coursework. Hindsight is brilliant.
- by hcs at 3:56 PM EST on February 22, 2009
- Same here just spent a half term (1 week), doing things like playing on my ocarina etc, instead of computing coursework.
Well now all you need to do is play the Song of Time...
- mml driver disassembly ahoy by unknownfile at 9:08 AM EST on February 24, 2009
- Here is a conversion of a certain track to use VRC7, however note timings are not correct and it sucks anyways. Don't trust it.
G t230 @@8 v10 o4 a+8 o5 c8 d8 c8 d8 e8 d8 e8 f8 e8 f8 g8 v10 r32 o0 o2 o4 g5 o5 e8 c8 o4
G g8 o5 e6 f6 g6 a+5 r8 a8 f8 f6 g6 a6 g5 f8 e8 c8 o4 g7 a+7 > c7 g5 o5 e8 c8 o4 g8 o5 e6
G f6 g6 a+5 r8 a8 f8 f6 g6 a6 g5 r8 e8 g8 > c5 r8 > d8 > c8 a+5 r8 > c8 a+8 a6 g8 r8 a6
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G f8 d8 e8 f8 e8 r8 f8 r8 g8 r8 g8 r8 o6 c8 r8 d8 r8 g5 @@8 v15 o4 c8 g8 o5 c8 d5 r8 c8 d8
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- by Elven Spellmaker at 4:27 PM EST on February 24, 2009
- Well now all you need to do is play the Song of Time...
@hcs: Lol, I'd go back to Day 1! =)
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- by Mouser X at 6:15 PM EST on February 24, 2009
- So I've been busy with homework this last week. And now I'm getting over a cold/headache for staying up so late (working on homework. Honestly, I was). Over the weekend though, I finally played Spore some more. However, I realized that I had named my save-game rather poorly. In an attempt to find a way to rename my homeworld (the game won't let you use the "rename planet <name goes here>" command on your homeworld/save-games), I discovered that there's a modding community in existence for Spore. There's some nifty things going on in that front.
The thing that caught my attention though, is that someone discovered a way to create cybernetic creatures. By fiddling with Spore's currently active memory, you can "freeze" memory values. Doing this allows you to load your creatures into the vehicles/buildings editor, stick stuff on them, save it, then load it back into the creature creator and go from there. The problem with this is that you can't use your new creature in the "Creature Phase" (without more "memory management"), and once saved, you can't edit/alter/load your creature (again, without more "memory management").
However, the biggest reason this interests me the most, is because I want to create a race of robotic type creatures who live on a planet named "DeLor." After all, if we're called "Earthlings" then someone living on DeLor would be called...? DeLorians.... :P Yah, I have to much fun with that one. I think I'm going to attempt to create a Flux Capacitor for them as well....
On a completely different note, I was on the bus coming home from my classes today. Someone, who is a big fan of Sonic the Hedgehog (he likes the movie. I downloaded it (perhaps this goes to show some of my fandom?), but I haven't seen it), rode next to me. Let me put it this way: he validated pretty much all of my misgivings about fan-made content.... Especially movies/animations. His iPod was full of these poorly animated shows, most of which weren't very creative. It was an interesting ride home.... Luckily, I was able to steer the conversation a little, by going into a discussion about video conversion and quality and whatnot.
So, interesting week for me, last week. This week is looking a little better. Mouser X over and out.
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