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Web Programming and Design / Unofficial omnomIRC extension
« on: April 07, 2011, 03:46:34 pm »
I made an unofficial extension for omnomIRC to chat with colors

Add a bookmark in your bookmark bar with this url:
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javascript:sig = AJAXSend.toString().split("\n")[21].split("&")[1];usern = AJAXSend.toString().split("\n")[21].split("&")[0].split("\"")[3];setTimeout('function AJAXSend() {
window.frames[0].onMessageSend();window.frames[0].timeIn();var msg_me=document.getElementById("message").value;msg_me = msg_me.replace("[bold]","\x02");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[normal]","\x0F");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[red]","\x0304");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[blue]","\x0302");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[green]","\x0303");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[color]","\x03");var theURL = "/omnomirc/messagebounce.php?name=" + encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent(usern)) +"&"+ sig + "&message=" + encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent( stripslashes( stripslashes( msg_me ))));document.getElementById("message").value = "";xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest();xmlhttp.open("GET", theURL ,false);xmlhttp.send(null);
}',1000);

When you are on  a omnimaga page, click it, and you will be able to use tags like
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[red] [green] [blue] [color]00-15 [bold] and [normal] in omnomIRC.

If anyone of the mods doesn't like this, I will remove it.

EDIT: New version with firefox support, scroll down to see it!

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Site Feedback and Questions / omniurl.tk/rules link
« on: March 28, 2011, 01:29:48 pm »
I think it would be a good idea to create an omniurl.tk link to the rules, for example omniurl.tk/rules.
You could then replace the ugly link in the irc status with the new one (and also the link that Jarvis gives).
It will then be more clear and more easy to understand what that link does (especially for new users).

 :D

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TI 68K / Block Breaker
« on: March 04, 2011, 08:51:36 am »
I am proud to announce the release candidate of BlockBreaker 2!



However, I still have to make more levels, as there are only 8-9.
And, I was hoping if some of you guys want to take it out for a spin and see what you think about it.
As for as I know I smashed all the bugs, but nobody's perfect :)
It currently only works on the Ti-92Plus/V200, but if enough people beg I will try to port it to the 89 series.
I attached a zip of game to this post, so have fun!

EDIT:
89 version released!
Attached to this post as bbb89.zip.
Bug testing wanted!

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Introduce Yourself! / *Waves
« on: February 28, 2011, 04:50:11 pm »
Hello, I'm Jim Bauwens, and I'm the little big brother of Stefan Bauwens.
I program for the TI-92 Plus / TI-89, and Basic is my main language. I can program in C, but for some freaky reason I never really created any real project in it. I'm also a enthusiastic computer programmer (Python/Bash/C), and I use Linux as my main platform (and I oh so love it :)

My current project is (a second version of) Block Breaker, a puzzle/platform game for the Ti-92/v200. Its almost done, and I'll probably post it here somewhere in this month for bug testing/reviewing (if you guys want to do that).

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