Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 15, 2010, 10:36:49 pm

Not only I'll try it soon, but this shall also be my guinea pig for Doors CS testing.

Yea, how's DCS7 treating you? It's been glitching and freezing for me. CS6 didn't work for me though, so I'm not exactly surprised.

Glad to see the difficulty is about right. I'll probably incorporate ultra-consistent timing through interrupts soon.

I may move to MirageOS now, Doors CS7 is cool, but only 6 programs per page, though.
Not sure if that can be changed anyways.

I'd say: stay using DCS, its ~100 times better than all other shells!

any shell boots slower if you have more programs

Honestly, I use Doors because of the Homescreen Run features and special Axe source recognition.

@DJ:
I am planning a level editor, but I'm not totally sure how to do that...with the appvars and such...searching through the VAT...nightmare. It's in the "high awesome low possibility" category (and yes I do categorize all features by awesome rank and possibility rank), but if someone took the time to explain it that would be AWESOME.

Re Homerun hooks: I've found Calcutil much quicker and much more reliable.

Also, Scout, what were you going on about in the WikiTI thread? You mentioned MFQT and I'm not entirely sure what you were saying...

*reads thread* OK, I see how you'd hook the appvars up to the relevant drawing code...in fact, that would be incredibly easy. However, I'd like to have a menu that displays all the relevant levels...and that would require searching through the VAT, right? (<--what I was alluding to before)

Yeah, and levels would need a special header so only them show up.

Though naming them all QtLxxxxx where xxxxx is a level ID or name would work too, right?

EDIT: re scout, I think he may have gotten thread confused again... >_<