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« on: March 23, 2011, 04:52:56 pm »
Something is wrong here, because I seem to be creating the uservars improperly.
Zeros(9)->Z
GetCalc("varC")->A
float{A}->C
...stuff...
GetCalc("varW",18)->A
W->float{A}
This is just the relevant parts, although I am not sure if I left anything out that needs to be here.
I used to have a similar problem, until Quigibo helped me. First, you don't need to define a real var's size, it's always the same. Second, when you reference a real var, you need to subtract 2 from the pointer. So instead of this: GetCalc("varW",18)->A
W->float{A}
Try this: GetCalc("varW")->A
W->float{A-2}
I believe this should work.
557
« on: March 22, 2011, 07:22:43 pm »
Bit more of an update: I have the tileset picker for individual maps working, now to have the map editor grab the map's tileset instead of used the one I have predefined. Then it's my data input menu. That'll be fun.
558
« on: March 22, 2011, 05:35:40 pm »
Nice. I'm listening to these right now.
Good job on that Pokemon one, as well as Bloody Tears.
559
« on: March 22, 2011, 03:14:37 pm »
Were Colloseum and Gale of Darkness just arena-based RPGs? Or where they full RPGs like the GB series where you could explore maps? I didn't like Pokémon Stadium because you just fought Pokémons and trained, with no dungeon exploration.
It's both overworld and battle, but the Pokémon catching mechanics are a bit different. There are no wild Pokémon, and certain Trainer Pokémon can be captured using the Snag Machine.
PersonallY I never got much into Pokémon, though, because of the whole "must shell away money for 2 games for full features" mentality Nintendo had back then. This is the same reason why I never got into Zelda: Oracle of Ages/Seasons. To me it seemed like they tried to make money by making ppl buy an extra game just to get full features on another. Then later they released merged versions of both Pokémon games, such as Yellow, so ppl who bought both Blue and Red just to get all 150 Pokémons only to see Yellow come out afterward must have been pissed. (although I heard in Yellow and other merged Pokémon games it takes much longer to level up)
Yellow and the other "third games" don't have a different leveling curve, but they don't have every Pokémon from the first two versions either. Just like RB, Yellow is missing a few Pokémon that can only be obtained in the other games.
Actually, there where wild Pokemon in  : Gale of Darkness, but only in 3 or so certain areas. And you had to leave bait to attract them.
560
« on: March 21, 2011, 06:03:09 pm »
Very awesome considering that the Prizm has only been around a month or so.
Actually, the Prizm was released about December of last year.
561
« on: March 21, 2011, 05:14:32 pm »
Neko Miko Reimu! And don't forget, "When we have more then 300 yen in donations, a banana drifts up like a jellyfish."
562
« on: March 21, 2011, 03:00:30 pm »
Good news! I believe I've fixed the offset issue I was having with the dev kit, so the map editor is essentially complete!
Now to add assigning each area their own tileset and the associated data. I've already worked out the data fairly well I think. After all, you can do quite a bit with 128 bytes.
563
« on: March 21, 2011, 05:54:12 am »
It's not what you think...
It's just a video convertor by the same company that made SwitchSound.
564
« on: March 21, 2011, 05:49:49 am »
My new desktop.
Notice the Touhou games near the bottom. (I actually also have 7.5, I just haven't taken it off my flash drive yet).
565
« on: March 20, 2011, 07:39:27 pm »
Why does this sound vaguely like TI's MP OSes vs all of the 3rd Party ones....
Because the King has left the building!
And if that made any sense to you, you probably need to have your head checked.
It makes perfect sense. The King could be an analogy for all of TI's 'good' (good being a relative term) OSes. Since he's left the building, they are only making the bad MP OSes, thus prompting a comparison to the 3rd party Oses, which are going to be much better.
566
« on: March 20, 2011, 03:55:56 pm »
Nice. I wish I could pixel-art decently.
567
« on: March 20, 2011, 03:29:50 pm »
I'm sorry to hear that we lost a valuable member, and I hope that whoever it is decides to come back eventually.
568
« on: March 20, 2011, 01:10:26 pm »
Total, there are around 649. 156 or so new ones.
In a nice twist, you can only natively find the new Pokemon in Unova until you obtain the National Pokedex. In addition, the music is great, the areas are robust, and the story is much more interesting than that of Diamond and Pearl. Also, the battle system has been slightly changed. It still plays out the same way as before, but it just seems smoother. The Pokemon are constantly animated and the camera pans around when you're not doing anything. Also, at certain points in battle, the music changes. When a Gym Leader sends out their last Pokemon, the music shifts to a different track. When your Pokemon's HP hits red, instead of beeping, the tempo of the music kicks up a notch. All in all, I was very pleasantly surprised with the quality of the games.
569
« on: March 20, 2011, 12:54:18 pm »
Pokemon Gold and Silver, with ~250 pokemon, are widely regarded as the best pokemon games to date (although I can't speak for Black and White yet)
Why does no one ever mention Crystal? In my opinion, Crystal was the best of the three, and still is the best Pokemon game in my opinion. (Though White comes really close.)
570
« on: March 20, 2011, 10:28:10 am »
You left out Chrono Trigger. :'( Chrono Trigger is probably the best RPG I've ever played. The graphics and music are beautiful, especially considering it was a SNES game, it had a gripping story and fantastic characters. Final Fantasy: No one can agree on which one is their favorite, so they're all up here.
FF6 is the best. Anyone I've convinced to play it has agreed.
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