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Try James Clavell's Shogun, Terry Pratchett's stuff, and H. G. Wells' The Time Machine. Also, Flatland was horribly sexist, even for its time (I think?). This is very true, and oddly enough people do make livings by writing essays (literature in academia) about books that REALLY stretch the...

I like how the coloring/shading is sleek yet retains an effective amount of simplicity. The good kind of simplicity, of course. EDIT: This reminds me of a webcomic... I don't remember which though D:

It depends on the type of boss you want. For a minor boss, such as Kulala (queen jellyfish), you just put it as a regular NPC and use <BSL on it (as mentioned previously). For a major boss, you need to go into CaveEditor > Select A Map > Map Properties > change the Boss Fight ID. You cannot...

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The NPC you're looking for doesn't exist. The orange signpost is unused by Pixel. Just replace the regular signpost with the orange signpost using image editing, and you're done.

This is a really impressive translation. Why it's impressive: -You translated the credits. -You translated DoConfig properly -You used ClickTeam's patcher instead of making it a mod. Very good stuff. I even learned a few Polish words. By the way, one issue I saw was that the title for "The Way...

Okay, uh... I have a working model of undo/redo in a text editor and the source code. I'll give you the details behind the code as long as you import the right classes and such. private UndoManagerTeam undoManageTeam = new UndoManagerTeam(); private UndoAction undoActionObj = new...

Okay, uh... I have a working model of undo/redo in a text editor and the source code. I'll give you the details behind the code as long as you import the right classes and such. private UndoManagerTeam undoManageTeam = new UndoManagerTeam(); private UndoAction undoActionObj = new...

I've been using Chrome, like most others. I switched to Firefox temporarily since I thought Chrome let through a couple of viruses, but apparently that was just an MBAM false alarm. Firefox 4 was nice and very, uh... Chrome-like but it was a little funkier so I switched back. Firefox and Opera...

You don't need the map names. Just the map numbers. For example, to transport the player to map number 50 to coordinates (23,44) and run event 92, you use: <TRA0050:0092:0023:0044 So the first parameter to <TRA is the map number. More specifically, CommanderJersey's script also requires you...

Quite the impressive drawing. So... are the colored blades intended to be symbolic in some way or are they just an artistic addition?

Also, since you're new to modding, you should read through Noxid's beginner's guide for all the basics.

Captain Fab is once again the great miracle worker of this forum. Without further ado, happy birthday to Cripplechair!

Somebody should build a CS map editor for Mac, or else the main weapon for your mod is going to be the same as the program you use to create the whole thing. It's dangerous to go alone! Take this.

Whoa. A reply. Too bad the download isn't free - but at least the website offers the music streaming thingy. I will continue to listen to this ear candy. Right now I'm on "The Next Best Thing", and I really think the word "Next" should be removed.* *in other words: it's good. Very good. EDIT...

I wish I could add an arbitrarily large number of extra maps to Cave Story without causing pain for anybody who wants to port a mod to Mac, PSP, etc.

Okay, it's probably because you need to put the npc.ini file INTO your mod folder instead of the Sue's workshop folder. Then you can see the list of enemies. I know that's confusing, but fortunately Lace enlightened me. Let me see if I can find the old post. EDIT: Found them. Look here and here...

Wrong! EBP+8 is some address that points to the stack. [EBP+8] refers to some other address not inside the stack. The +1C part is an offset that refers to the y-velocity of a particular bullet. I told you that ECX never becomes 1000. If you store [EBP+8] to ECX and [EBP+8] holds 4F1000, then...

[ECX+1C] and y-velocity are the same in this case, as GIR already explained. "Storing to a register"? Notice that you store [EBP+8] to ECX and then do a pointer dereference on ECX+(something). The first part (MOV ECX,[EBP+8]) will change ECX because it's obviously a MOV instruction with ECX as...

I believe the memory leak has been fixed in the current version of the beta.

It's really similar to NPC hacking in that it uses object-oriented programming, assembly style. You have your pointer to the bullet and/or weapon object, i.e. [EBP+8], and you store it to some register and manipulate the object members using pointers and such. For example you could store DWORD...

Now I can bake a Profile and eat it too! (That didn't make sense.) Looks like a cool program. I'll have to try it out since I've got plenty of regular saves in stock. I'll keep an extra CS+ Profile.dat for debug/testing, of course.

Soap is made of processed fats, so he just burns his own fuel until he runs out of body mass. This happens very slowly, but he still just wastes away during the story.

I just started watching this. I thought it was only mildly cool until he started to ride the beetle to get past the Igor cutscene, and at that point the "holy shit" factor started to reveal the real awesomeness. EDIT: This guy sure knows how to fly. EDIT2: He still has 6 life by hell? WTF!?

New Version of Save Fixer! (Again!) Save Fixer Version 1.2 This is what it does: 1. Solves the \r\n problem. 2. Warns you if any of your save slots contain map #26. 3. Fixes Sue's letter problem (for every save slot if necessary). If you forgot to read the letter, that's okay because the Save...