Actually nobody actually knows how to do it except TJ09, and anybody he has told. Everything else is just theories and experiments.

The basic theory though is that you just neglect your egg, or hatchling (though it's a lot harder with a hatchling apparently), views, unique views, and clicks and then right before it dies (with about a day or two left at most) you post it as many places as you can and bomb view it basically. Right now it's pretty much luck though.

Bite works, from my understanding, that when the dragon is an adult it gains the ability to bite an egg that you have on your scroll. After you bite the egg it has a 50% chance of transforming the egg and you get to keep it, 25% of the egg transforming and being auto-abandoned, and a 25% chance the egg is killed. That's probably how you got yours, is that it got auto-abandoned. The only thing about Bite is that you can only use it once every four weeks.

You could also ask another spriter to draw one and see what TJ09 thinks or just talk to him directly.

What do you mean?

He means, I think, that most games of that sort, on the homescreen, are handled using Disp so they are usually with the player at the top and the objects moving up. Instead you're guy is at the bottom with things moving down. I think that's what he meant.

Autodesk has a free trial for 3D Studio Max so you don't have to pay for it to try it.

I don't know the process of it but from what I've seen it looks like you have to code each token individually which will take a lot, I'd imagine. Sorry. Someone more experienced in computer programming and such would be better at answering this though.

Also, Cooliojazz has a converter too.

Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 11, 2010, 09:24:30 am

So do I, it's very weird. 65534 works too, when you set speeds above 20, press right or left and you lose.

My doubt: change sprite temporarily

This is the MOVE code, strangely using the same as Quigibo's because it works very well!

Ok, I have two sprites:

[3C7E427EFF99FF42]
and
[00007E4242FFFF42]

(this are not the final sprites, this is just a test)

How could I make the second sprite be used only when you press left and right, and the first sprite when you are not pressing any of them.

I've tried many things, always giving me an error :S

Use something like

Code: [Select]

[3C7E427EFF99FF42]=>Pic1NT    (NT: Not-Turn)
[00007E4242FFFF42]=>Pic1T      (T: Turn)

If getKey(2)+(getKey(3))
Pt-On(Xpos,Ypos,Pic1T)
Else
Pt-On(Xpos,Ypos,Pic1NT
End

that would work, just add a DispGraph , else you wont see anything

(PS: NP)

Going off that method and my method combined you could do:

[00007E4242FFFF423C7E427EFF99FF42]→Pic1
Pt-On(X,Y,Pic1+A
If getKey(2)+(getKey(3))
8→A
Else
0→A
End
Or what ever that equivalent for the Pic1+8 part is (I don't know if you need curly brackets or anything or if that's the correct number or not). Might save some space in the end or something. Just a thought.