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Hey
guys,
I have one of the old Freedom Scientific notetakers, a compact
flash card, and a compact flashcard reader. I would like to know if there
are any good games for them. I've seen some, and I've got them, but I'd
like to add more to my games library. They're probably so small thaat ou
could email them as attachments.
If anyone has any or knows of anything, s
send messages to
[email protected]
Thanks in advance.
Holden
well, i looked on bpc a while back and theres a lot there i think,
great
escape, and a few others check it out.
hi
go to www.danzgames.com
and you should find some games there and
hope you enjoy them.
kind regards,
Chaman
I've
already got Dan's games, guys.
And BPCS. Are there any that you guys have
made, one that's not on a web site?
Holden
I
doubt there are more, except the Bas Centreal website, which I've never
seen working. Why don't you download Dan's programming manual and see if
you can program yourself. It's fun! But if it's not there, I guess I have
to give you a copy. I'll see if I can do that if need be. Anyway, see what
you can do.
In the hack game, does anyone know how to use the disks? I have them, but
the instructions don't tell how to use them. Please help!
Go
into the Hacker's Inn and order a drink. THe bartender will ask you if you
want to get the disks onto your Notetaker. Simply answer yes, and the
deed's d done.
well,
I herd that the only langwage those fs note-takers supports is
basic,witch isn't even a visual langwage,I guess it's not alot of people
that use basic now days
Shouldn't be too hard for people who know visual basic. At college they
taught us plain basic before visual basic. Main problem is that one
company's idea of basic is often different to another's, it was never
standardised.
well,
I guess I could bring up some cool games for fs note takers,but
seeing I dont have one my self,I wont have any means to test it
or to enjoy
it
yakir
Big
Y:
I would appreciate you doing that. But how a are you going to bring
them up?
Holden
well
holden,
I'd sirtenly try something If i my self have had a note taker,but
it's well,like trying to develop audio games with out having a computer
I
can code a game,but .. how am I gonna test/debug it it?
the only one I know
,that has a note taker and a knolege in basic(witch is not visual basic) is
munawar b
I regret to not being able to make note taker games holden,it
could have brot some new things to the audiogames world, I mean compackt
audiogames? I mean.. that's hevven for us audio gamers
try to imagin a
"blind" game consol..
sy..
yakir arbib
I've got a bunchof games, but I don't remember whre I got them all. I
haven't played any in a long time.
Hack is sure an interesting game
though. A notetaker game about well...notetakers! That just seems weird.
I
learned Basic as a precursor to learning Visual Basic, unfortunately I only
have a Pac Mate. Sorry.
hello
zhtfreak,
could you please send those games to me all of them that you
have?
kind regards,
Chaman
Yo
Freak:
Those games are so small, you could probably attach them in an
email.
Email them to me at
[email protected], please.
Thanks in advance:
Holden
Pac mate... that actually has potential for games with stereo sound
(www.fmod.org) so that seems really really cool. I know someone who wrote a
very small one to test things out and it sounds like as long as there is a
way to shut down jaws (which there is if I am not mistakin) then the PM
could see some neat games.
You'll never see any BN ones unless humanware
builds them in since though it is a stable notetaker the thing that makes me
slightly angry si that they won't let others develop stuff for it since
it's pretty much not possible at this point - even the bns allowed c
developers to make their own programs and while I understand that keysoft is
not it's own opperating system I think it may be somehow possible to have
something like a basic interpreter. I'm more of a toy person myself which
is why I have a pm - so I can try all the neat pocket pc apps myself.
ItsAConspiraZ:
Sorry to point this out, but the link doesn't work. The
site might not exist any more.
Main issue with the PM in my opinion is
the lack of DirectX.
What? It should - well it points to a sound library called FMOD (used by
tdl games (not to it's potential in my opinion)). It has crazy cross
platform support, including the consoles (ps2, gamecube, xbox) and
pc/linux/mac/pocketpc. www.fmod.org - maybe I made a booboo. I have the BX
model so I'm not sure how different keypresses are registered but it
shouldn't be a problem getting them. Oh and for those interested i think
you might be able to use FMOD with EMbed Visual Basic (a vb-like language
for the ppc) but its recommended to use c/c++.
Thanks,
I'll give it a try. Handy for the PC too from the look sof things.
yeah it freaking rocks - the older version (FMOD 3) is cool enough
but the new one (FMOD Ex) definitely has some awesome features that could be
used in audiogames - one being geometry support, which means that if you
have the verticies for polygons/shapes int he game world like walls or
something then FMOD will automatically change sound based on your position
(for instance if a monster is behind a wall his "voice" will sound muffled).
If GMA wanted to use it though they'd have to make their engine a true 3d
one since it needs heights and that and technically SOD and GTC are 2d games
since you can't jump and though you can fire shells into the air I think
it's just a time delay. You do have to pay for it though - I think if
you're a budget developer it's $100 for one game on one platform or $250
for a site license for one platform which is great compaired to the
$2000/game for registered developers.
Yeah,
$100 isn't too bad, especially since you don't even have to bother if your
game is free... and don't have to buy a license until you're
selling...
By the way, Sod being 2D is no surprise. Doom was technically
2D. The levels were tile based, with a floor and ceiling height attribute.
The graphics system gave the impression of a 3d environment, but you
couldn't have suspended platforms or bridges you could walk under. Quake
changed this. As a progression I think Sod fills a similar point to Doom, as
it was always intended to, as it gives good freedom of movement. Audio Quake
is interesting, but as yet even with my memory of what levels looked like I
find the maps awkward. I know they're working on new ones, I'm just
commenting on the current state.
Just a shame FMod X won't work on
Pocket PC as yet.
I don't think it will ever work on pocket pcs - many of the features
are too intense and he'd probably have to scale them down to work on ppc.
I personally think virtual 3d audio of fmod3 is enough (and never expected
to even have that) so I'm fine. I never knew that about doom - in
walkthroughs and when people describe it it sounds like there are stairs and
raising platforms/pillars so I thought that there was some vertical
navigation. I know wolfenstein3d was 2d though. That used to confuse me
about games - I always thought no way was Super Liam a real sidescroler
since it's really just a 1d game - in Super Mario and other such games
aren't there air tiles and when you jump your character goes up to say, hit
a mushroom in the air or a flying enemy or jump onto a ledge? Were there 1d
sidescrollers? How did those walkabout games like final fight work if you
were allowed to jump and walk in eight directions?
James
There
were stairs and lifts in Doom, as well as windows. The game graphics gave
the impression of height, and there would be program code to limit you to
only being able to walk onto another tile with a height of no more than X
higher than the one you're stood on. Lifts worked by changing the tile's
floor height value, and doors by changing the ceiling. It was sort of pseudo
3D, but like I said you can't have one open space above another. No
suspended walkways or walking under bridges..
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