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Earlier today I got a little piano thing working, such that it had a simple program-generated sine wave playing a full octave (And the way I coded the frequency functions, any note from any octave), and then promptly played FFX for the rest of the day (keep in mind I woke up at noon, so bleh...

It's too late anyway, I already started last night and got 25 out of 99 samples of the different instruments done and split, with the rest of them lying in some wav files waiting to be split apart. It didn't take long, I just got distracted by FFX. Damn you, completionist nature and Celestial...

I've finally given in and am going to try and record the instruments myself and then chop em into usable samples. Ah well. Such is life. ;)

I like Orgmaker. I'm apparently the only one around here who does. ;) But I digress. Out of boredom and a passing interest in all things musical, I decided to take on making an alternative Org editor. I'm not even in an alpha stage. In fact, all I do have is DX8 DirectSound working and being...

No, no, he knows what he's talking about. I'm assuming his prejudice against torrents is trouble getting them to work, and admittedly, I've had that same problem a few times, although it's my experience that if you let a torrent sit at 2 kb/s for a half hour it'll pick up to a nice 50-100 kb/s...

As long as you've got some seeders torrents are a fine way to go. Although I still don't understand why anyone even needs a gigantic zip full of everything anyone ever created for Cave Story, when you can just have a website with links to each part. (Click here to download the PC version, here...

Huh? I've never had a problem with the text appearing too small or too big to match the screen...

I've played enough old ROMs to like the pixellated look of doublesized sprites. ;)

Here's the page for the Winamp Plugin SDK. I looked at it when I first had the idea of an ORG plugin for Winamp, and I couldn't really understand a lot of it (I'm no C++ wiz.) But there's an example for input plugins, so perhaps that would help anyone who wants to persue it.

I'm fairly sure it's not that simple - you certainly can't just tack on a DLL meant for one program and use it in another. Not to mention that there's no indication he used any, considering all the code is in the exe and not seperately contained. Unless I'm mistaken, DLL files are simply...

Anyone know how hard it is to make an input plugin for ORGs for Winamp? I mean, we know everything about the file format and have either samples of the instruments or the information to create their waves, what are we missing?

YOU ARE MY GOD EDIT: Are you sure these aren't somehow samples for Pxtone? The drums import into Audacity (Winamp and Windows Media Player add fades so it would be too hard to listen) fine but not the music sounds.

So they use the weapon once and it sets the trap, and they use it again and it lets loose? That would be pretty nifty.

Explosive Charges? :p

Well, I was just using the computer, I can't really remember if I was using FL Studio or not when it hit me, but this just kinda popped into my head and I liked it. It's slow, so as such it's the longest mp3 I've made yet, and I have some more unique piano playing in FL that I might stick in...

All three, I guess? You can't really choose a favorite when everything in the game is so awesome.

Opression is sick, but Grasstown doesn't get the credit it deserves. ;) I'm totally waiting for a Middle-eastern remix of the Sand Zone.

Oh, no. OCRemix has a judging system. OCR is all about quality ReMixes, not remixes. The difference is that a ReMix is a new take on the music - reinterpreting it in another music style than it was originally in, or taking the main theme and molding it into a unique song. On the other hand, a...

Because my tracks don't vary from the originals (Excepting the beginning of Gravity, although I still like the original, I couldn't pull it off well enough to keep), plus they are hardly up to Overclocked quality. And that's not just me thinking my work is crap - you need to make a damn good...

It's from the Remix Project, and it's one of the better ones. I still say there should be more that are faithful to the originals, but come on, it's CS, and it's on OCR, and that is sweet.

Shining Phantom's Music List might have the songs you're looking for.

Well, the whole thing is that RPG Maker entices people because it makes creating a fairly fun RPG a lot easier than any other program. I looked up those two you mentioned, and although it seems like they offer a lot of control with the scripting, it doesn't really appeal to the dull-headed...

I think the best posterchild for the power of the toolkit is Heraldry: Freija. That's just the screenshots page - use the round icons near the top to go to other pages (Or click on the title in each box to see the rest of the screenshots in those galleries.)

Well RPGToolkit has it's own programming language and supports the inclusion of Visual Basic DLL files for a much higher level of customization, and even more if you know Visual Basic, while still offering an easy-to-learn program that has definite advantages over coding everything yourself...

Slowly we are weaking him. Soon he will succumb to making an easy editor! >=D