It is on hold until I have free time to work on certain aspects like the battle engine. That will take a while to code and I will need to be focused on it, which I am not at this point (work, school, clubs, homework, and sleep all leave me a few hours a day to do stuff). However, some aspects like design and layout are being worked on as those don't require as much focus, compression is something I am working on as well for both OmniRPG and Amber. I have a class dealing with optimisation that I have been bored in and so my mind wanders. I came up with another compression technique that I have been using class as 'free time' to analyse.

Quote from: Xeda112358 on September 13, 2013, 11:20:43 am

I have a class dealing with optimisation that I have been bored in and so my mind wanders.

Lol I guess we all (as in us, Omni members) get bored at some point in CS class.

It's actually a mostly math-oriented class (mathematical programming and optimisation).

Sounds awesome! My little brother loves fossil Pokemon. And you should port it to the +C, as AssemblyBandit said.

It is barely seven months old. This is still sorta necroposting though.
That said I wonder if you still plan to finish it Xeda ?

Nice to hear. Don't hurry, we can wait.

No problem.

Sadly, no. Everybody is always told to backup their projects and unfortunately, this as well as Grammer and Batlib were lost (among many others).  Apparently when I did backup my projects, I only backed up shortcuts to my "Major Projects" folder. For Batlib and Grammer, I have some old versions still online, but I never uploaded the source or even a binary (that I am aware of) for Pokemon Amber.

Yeah, this sucks a lot
That is why, for my programming projects, I always use like bitbucket or github to back up, bitbucket for if I want a private repo.