Wow I didn't notice there was a download link (I am used to check the latest posts for such update rather than the first post, but I guess having it in the first post makes it easier to find ). I gotta try this as soon as I have some time. This is easily gonna land on the Omnimaga front page as news someday, though (perhaps ticalc.org as well if it gets completed and uploaded there).

Good luck for adding the new features

@annoyingcalc and @DJ Omnimaga: Thanks, right now I'm fixing bugs (there was a severe bug in the save function) and I'm making good progress with the Import/Export functions Maybe I can finish and upload it before a 1 week trip to hamburg next week...
@Keoni29: I'll make a video when it's finished, maybe someone else makes a video by then.

Ok, the updated file is now attached on the first post! But as i said there are only bugfixes and new items yet (and some other improvements)

PS: Apparently userbars.removedfromgame.com broke down?!

Quote from: Jens_K on July 12, 2013, 10:17:51 am

PS: Apparently userbars.localhost broke down?!

Seems like you didn't read this topic. Only the uploader should be down though, previously uploaded images should still work fine.

No, but Jens is right. Whole RFG seems to be down now.

I'm trying it on an emulator at the moment because my current Clickpad is out of batteries (I really should get a CX), but how do you move the box outline that indicates where you place/break a block? I can only interact with blocks to the right of the player's head.

I worked it out. Emulating on a CX, the touchpad was enabled somewhat awkwardly with the diagonal keys, which are not marked.
I've had limited experience with an actual touchpad but I remember it would be similar to a laptop touchpad, on top of the arrow keys. How's the user experience though? Imagining it sounds like it might take a bit getting used to have good control.

On a clickpad, emulating, I can confirm it does not work. On a physical clickpad I would think some similar result.
I really want a CX now...

It's a little awkward controlling on the emulator, but here are the buttons to control the block placement/breaking with a touchpad, which is moved like a mouse pointer.
On a clickpad these do not work at all, since the directional movement and the 4 arrow keys are together on a real clickpad.

Post number 1800!

It's been a long while since my post count crossed into the next 100s of posts