I've just posted a few programs, and I'm hoping a few of you will try them out and tell me what you think. One is a pong game, and the others are game making tools. They are not entirely finished, but functional, nonetheless. The work I have yet to do is simply to streamline, simplify, and add more features to the game-making tools.
I am eager for any kind of feedback, positive or negative, though these are the first programs I've realeased to the public, so be gentle.
the site is
http://proteus.gq.nu
thanks.
I like the design, if small :wink:
Unfortunately it says I dont have access to the server so I cant download the programs
well that's strange, it worked when I tested it earlier.
I found the problem, and it works now. Sorry about that.
Edit: okay, It seems I posted my page a little early. proteus was downloading, but lapong was not. I don't understand why that was happening, but I made an arbitrary change and it seems to actually be working now.
Hm, I seem to be getting 404's on the files...
Ohhh...
I like the GFX:
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Remote Host: [208.185.127.157]
You do not have permission to access http://proteus.gq.nu/LaPong.zip
Data files must be stored on the same site they are linked from.
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Just tested LAPONG and its a cool game!!!! Pity you didn't put the source in. :*(
BTW, will chack proteus when I get home. Great work!!!!
Quote:Hm, I seem to be getting 404's on the files...
I downloaded both files without a problem =)
LaPong is way cool.. a nice challenge and twist on things.
I haven't checked out Proteus as I need to do some homework before my 11:30 class, but I can help ya with your rootdir problem. If you use "./" in a file path, it will look in the EXEs directory. So for LaPong, to open settings.txt you'd do:
Code:
OPEN "./settings.txt" FOR INPUT AS #1
Or if you wanted to open up settngs3.txt in your data dir for Proteus, plug it in like so:
Code:
OPEN "./data/settngs3.txt" FOR INPUT AS #1
That'll do the trick. I'll let ya know how I like Proteus when I can snag some free time from someone. :wink:
thanks, ryan. I couldn't figure out how to do that. I'll make that change. I know it's a pain in the butt when you have to put someone's program in a particular directory. I should have figured that out first.
edit: the absolute-directory issue for lapong is fixed. it didn't seem to work for proteus, I'm assuming that's because it isn't compiled?