bartbes wrote:I ran it under WINE (try installing the visual basic 6 runtime)

Ahh, now it works.

Not much, but hey, it's a start.

Awe, no Linux version. Doesn't even run under WINE.

Looks good, anyway. Good job!

Is there any way to circumvent this? I've asked on IRC and I got a suggestion from osuf this morning, but I was either really out of my head this morning or the solution was pretty complex. :shock: I think that his suggestion was to create a custom function to animate things. Either way, I'd appreci...

Yay ragDOLLs!

One thing: the ragdoll's particle-emitting foot falls off after half a minute.

EDIT: But you know that.

Motors.

Beware, though, raw physics-based characters are generally quite wobbly, especially with multiple parts.

setVolume is used before you play a sound, I think.

I'm afraid that there isn't a way to stop a single sound. It's quite surprising, actually; you'd think there would be a way.

There are a lot of typos in the documentation. I spellchecked the first dozen or so pages or so but there were still ten dozen left so I just said 'screw it'.

Is there a script or something that can recursively spellcheck websites?

Kinda nice, nice, though I was hoping for something like a 2D version of the the PS3 game "flower" http://www.jp.playstation.com/scej/title/flowery/ . I think it can turn into a nice thing to just cloud watch, and see shapes forming into rabbits and dissipate. It's somewhat of a hard effe...

The simplest way about this is probably to use tables which keeps the words/phrases in each language, and then you can call the variables from those tables to write/check whatever you need to write/check. Simple example (for writing, checking phrases would require some extra code, but you should be ...

This is pretty much like your loading screen, minus the loading, plus buttons. You can check if your mouse is between the top left and bottom right coordinates of any buttons you have when you click, and if they are, go to the next screen. EDIT: Also, tutorials are better to be learned from, not cop...