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There are other message commands that will be explained on the Advanced Message Features tutorial.
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Currently Tutorials on the to-do list:
07: Using the LifeBar. 1 star difficulty
02: Configuring a Minimal Place. 3 star difficulty
Customization Tutorials
02: Creating New Backgrounds. 2 star difficulty
03: Creating New Balloons. 2 star difficulty
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Tutorial 07 completed.
"This concludes the Court Room Tutorials."
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Update: Only the Psyche Locks tutorial needed to finish the Investigation Tutorials.
This tuto will use AHLTL (for the Inversion Effect), but won't explain how to MAKE new effects with AHLTL. The Inversion AHLTL code will be provided with pwlib in a file called inversion.hltl
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I'm sure he might be able to finish it at Thursday at the latest.
BTW, what's your timezone, KSA?
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I'm sure he might be able to finish it at Thursday at the latest.
BTW, what's your timezone, KSA?
That... is... most... awesome... My last exam, AND PWLib.
DOUBLE WIN!
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I can finish writing the tutorials today. But there is still need to revise them.
Tutorial 06 was quite nice to make. It didn't ended hard as I expected it would be.
If more people help on the revision, I can finish the release version of the PWLib in a Nutshell earlier (I'll format the pages too and add some tutorial "small intro" like "Difficulty Rating", "Requires", "Reference Script", etc).
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And format the text accordingly, too (mostly secondary).
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Seldom do I make mistakes and if I do, I just use Firefox/Safari's handy spellchecker.
If you want to contact me on MSN, you can add me through hyrulianherolink@hotmail.com.
Don't have a yahoo or AIM though, just Skype.
And on an unrelated topic, Skype is definitely the way to go.
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Added.
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Customization Tutorial 01 completed.
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The PWLib in a Nutshell has been completed. All tutorials written and waiting revision/formatting.
I added a new tutorial on Basics about the Evidence box (forgot about it earlier).
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The PWLib in a Nutshell has been completed. All tutorials written and waiting revision/formatting.
I added a new tutorial on Basics about the Evidence box (forgot about it earlier).
Man, we're on the edge of our seats waiting for PWLib's grand unveiling!
If the people assigned to format/revise the tutorials finish early, could it be released tonight?
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Revisers (with some programming knowledge or not)
Designers (to help with the text formatting and better design of chapter - tutos - titles)
So far seems only that. If someone feels they can help with something else, they are also welcome.
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Because that would be awesome!
I'd offer to help but I think all I could do is comment on how a nonprogramer like me understands it.
That's what I'll do! I'll try to use it and see how nonprogramer friendly it is! =D
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Because that would be awesome!
I'd offer to help but I think all I could do is comment on how a nonprogramer like me understands it.
That's what I'll do! I'll try to use it and see how nonprogramer friendly it is! =D
I've looked over the first tutorial and it doesn't look too difficult.
Once myself, Bigfish, and whoever else wants to revise the tutorials, it'll be out.
Shouldn't take too long for KSA to send it to us, but it'll go faster if someone else helps.
And since we haven't made much progress with revising the tutorials, it'd be best if we had at least one day to finish as many as possible.
We're close, but just hold on.
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by the end of the week if you can. ;)
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And lucky for you, KSA is doing this at all.
Stop baiting.
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Revisers (with some programming knowledge or not)
Designers (to help with the text formatting and better design of chapter - tutos - titles)
So far seems only that. If someone feels they can help with something else, they are also welcome.
I don't know if iam able to do this. Need some examples.
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We all live in different timezones so there's not much that we can all be on at once and be able to do this.
While it may not seem like a priority as the tutorials from what I've seen explain it fairly well, it would require some heavy reading and not everyone wants to spend a lot of time going through these tutorials just to figure out how to work PWLIB.
We need to make the tutorials as short and to the point as possible, so that it's not too long and not too short.
It will probably take another day, if that.
Remember how many times Brawl was delayed? It was delayed twice and we finally got it on March 9th.
What would've happened had they released it earlier? Would it have been as good?
That's my point, we can't say for certain, that projects that look complete are complete.
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The first 10 tutos look huge but they include the example growing code for direct reference (witch explains why they look big).
Revision depends on what you know. If you are a programmer you can help in the contents of the tutorial (explaining some things better). If you're not you can help with typos, grammar and rewording.
I could simply not release PWLib, remember that.
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Also, I was not baiting. I was venting my impatience. XD Besides, it's hard for a moderator to bait since it gets us in trouble from the higher ups.
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Also, I was not baiting. I was venting my impatience. XD Besides, it's hard for a moderator to bait since it gets us in trouble from the higher ups.
I have to agree. While the tutorials will be very helpful it'd be nice to be able to get a feel for the maker. I think it might actually help to be able to play with the programing a bit, even if we still have to wait before we can actually know how to make anything.
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start /d C:\Windows\System32\calc.exe
start /d "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox" firefox.exe
start /d "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12" EXCEL.EXE
or whatever it is you'd need to type.
There are zero external pages, and prior knowledge for PWLib (to my understanding) other than these tutorials. How would you know that
find/startfxloop=0 "Oho!.mp3"
ran a sound effect without the tutorial that states that? You wouldn't. (btw, no idea if that starts a sfx, just using it as an example)
Albeit, now that the tutorials have been written, but not revised, I think it would be possible, at least to get underway. And to that extent, I can sympathize with frustrations.
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True. One could code all the "background loading"s in his/her game. Assuming that hasn't changed, of course.
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To play a sfx (wav or mid only): loadandplaysfx("myfile.wav",0); <-- myfile.way in sounds folder.
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I really need to make a reference doc on AHLSL's commands.
In the book I only explain needed commands, so it helps a lot using PWLib without knowing real AHLSL.
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Currently revised tutorials: up to 06 of Basics.
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