At 9/2/09 02:01 AM, BoMToons wrote: Could they?

No, no they couldn't. Fuck all of you :'(

Truth of the "commercial sales" matter is that they're not going to hunt you down unless you're making some real cash on whatever's being sold. That means you're making probably tens of thousands or more. They're not going to check if a small time developer has some license or not. They could care less (:P).

At 9/1/09 06:22 PM, angryglacier wrote: Look what I found! At adobe's website I was looking through student edition license agreements and I came to this one page that was adobe's "mythbusters" it was very stupid and childish but I came across a line of text that I would like to share with the community. link to it

Very, very interesting... HMMMMMM! Who's the rumor starting bastard? :D

Happy Birthday Deary ^_^

Anyone have any "really good" ideas for an iPhone / iPod touch game that isn't an enormous project?

Nothing in here is even up to par. You go from paint to chicken scratch to a copy of a picture. Step up the game.

At 8/25/09 05:37 PM, Luis wrote: If i think of one i'll be sure to let you all know!

Here's my excuse for not working on it.

At 8/25/09 02:25 PM, Buster60 wrote: So what is that mean, "I can handle them"?

You know how to use them and use them efficiently.

Sounds awesome, can't wait to see!

a.k.a. Why don't I join the rest of the crew and post in a NG News topic for the hell of it

At 8/23/09 10:38 AM, El-Presidente wrote: Please watch Tarboy. It's really fantastic!

(forgot to add my own thoughts :P)

The song / songs flow well together, and it's awesome how the artist was able to mix together the very cartoony style with some really amazing graphical effects in the fires and things. Think it was all done in Flash?

(forgot I could just add submissions like that)

Tarboy, by jameslee03 Type: Movie Rating: Ages 13+

Please watch Tarboy. It's really fantastic!

At 8/10/09 08:37 PM, Saza wrote: Wait... iPhone apps are just .apps?
Anything extra needed apart from Flash to develop them? With the projector do you need the .swf AND the .app?

Xcode and an iPhone Developer Enrollment Certificate :D

At 8/10/09 04:04 PM, Saza wrote: Is there a Flash add-on that pixelises the vectors? I'm not ssure if it's possible but it'd be sweet.

You mean Pixel Tools? It doesn't pixelize already created vectors, but you can create certain vectors that are pixalized.

Also, I'm so happy this iPhone thing is going so smoothly. I can now easily just send my artist the .app file and it will automatically sync onto his iPhone without all the trouble of getting him Xcode, getting a new enrollment plan, etc. Woot!

At 8/9/09 03:16 PM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote:

At 8/9/09 01:50 PM, Blackfang wrote: But now, this is the computer i really really want.

That's not a computer :P

I was thinking the exact same thing. Blackfang, I wish I could've seen your reaction if you bought that and tried to turn it on, realizing it wasn't a laptop.

At 8/9/09 04:30 PM, knugen wrote: So, who else plays poker? I know SweetSkater does from when I last came bragging here about some prize, but I figure that at least a few of you others do it every now and then as well?

On occasion, not great, not bad. Been in one or two real-money situations, but never did well in those.

Arthur, look at my latest news post (from forever ago). His site is hilarious though!

Anyone here from Ireland? I've been here about five days, leaving in another few. Weird country...

MY APP RUNS!

I spent a whole fucking day trying to move stuff around and change all the Keychain Access things, blah blah blah, and finally! I completely reinstalled all the keychains, provisioning profiles, etc. and my (WIP) apps are able to run on my iPod Touch! This calls for celebration!

Now to finish the game, get the art, get rid of the bugs, release the versions to people who review, and put it in the store. SWEET!

At 7/28/09 10:12 AM, UnrealCanine wrote: Upload your project to spamtheweb.net so it doesn't get blammed

Correction:
SpamTheWeb.COM (may need /ul at the end of the URL to get to the uploader.

At 7/27/09 10:22 PM, CraneShot wrote: dont take what El-Presidente so cold hardedly :).

Didn't mean it to be too harsh, but it's also the truth, and sometimes can be harsh.

At 7/27/09 10:26 PM, LDAF wrote: I fully understand what you mean. Though when I was making the art, that is exactly what I was wanting the designs to be. In short, I'm actually happy with how they came out. I like the more simplistic art style, but I also understand what you mean. Was Pico there much more advanced looking? Yes, a bit, but not much. A character design, in my mind, shouldn't so much be based on next gen graphics, but a character design people can remember. Pico, here, again, has survived 10 years, with a design that people still remember and love. Frostbite & White Fang have the designs I had intended (and by the way, yes, I intended WF to be green, just to differentiate him more from the original character and add some humor). But thank you for the advice.

While you make a small point, think about how much better Pico would have been if it had great graphics? Even though it's a great game, one reason it's played so much is because it came out at a time when Flash games like what were not as often found, and it became well-known that way. After that, it was played on and on. If your art isn't as good, it's highly unlikely it will give people a good first impression, and will be down voted in the Flash Portal. It's kind of sad, but once again, it's true. I'm just giving you my opinion, though!

Once more, work on your art. A programmer does half the job, but even if you have a well-programmed game, in order for it to do well, the art has to be good and fit the style. Your artwork basically looks like a less-than half-assed job, and could use some real improvement. So keep working and come back when you're ready.

Emma Watson (Hermione) is gonna be in the grade behind my brother at school. Trying to get him to go and do something ridiculous to become friends with her, and bring her back to our house for me, but...

VOTE FOR THIS VIDEO

Sign up, log in, and vote for that one

Just thought I'd support my brother!

Yeah, type at the bottom:

var win : Boolean = true;
while(win){
   var e : Number = 1;
   int((5 / 1) * (3 % e));
}

It might take a while, but just give it a few hours to compile.

Almost ANY unexpected kill is pretty satisfying, like aiming for one guy with a rocket, having him jump over, and owning the guy behind him's face with a massive explosion. Stuff like that.

If someone wants to animate your song, they'll find it for themselves in the Audio Portal. That is, unless, you're offering a price...

At 7/22/09 05:01 PM, CostaRic wrote: just to clarify the 3.5 new rule was= 3.50 avg

Yes, therefore you canNOT hold a collab

You can't, but if you want to do it easily, just make a box the same size as the screen and the color you want, and put it on it's own layer at the bottom. It's the equivalent.

At 7/22/09 04:43 PM, El-Presidente wrote: He "stated the possibilities," of getting around my issue, which ultimately was to get a Dell. You did tell me that VMWare was free though!

Fuck! I hit post it a bit too soon. Was going to say:
"Well then, I'm going to have to rethink the whole idea of getting a Dell. You should've said that when you IMed me, you made it sound legit free."

At 7/22/09 02:28 PM, GustTheASGuy wrote: Way to malform every statement. It's illegal if you have trouble understanding that.

He "stated the possibilities," of getting around my issue, which ultimately was to get a Dell. You did tell me that VMWare was free though!

You don't need FD to do stuff.

Well I was at the time. I got something else to do it. I thought I would be at least.

That wasn't legit AS, I mean if(!Key.isDown(Key.WHATEVER)){. When you use ! before, it is saying if it's false, or the opposite.

if(!Key.isDown){ or use an else...