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Yeah, that's kinda what I was getting at. basically like, y'know, the class being a wrapper FMOD, but basically it being an embodyment in object form of the FMOD -system- object, that's more within the programmer's reach and can have everything set up by the programmer AFTER construction. Just...

When I have time, I'll work on another update. A friend of mine used it and immediately pointed out that I have the Maximum exp values for some or all of the weapons all messed up. I coulda sworn I entered those into my code correctly. So when I have time, I'll have a look and see what the...

LOL. Yeah, I'm not stupid enough to make a constructor go as far as PLAY the sound. But it'd be clean enough to at least have the constructor call System_Create() and MAYBE system->init(), right? If you don't, it seems kinda silly to create a wrapper, other than to make the function calls...

That's why you can use function overloading on constructors ;) say, for class snd: snd(); snd(char * file); later, declaring variables: snd theSnd; // construct the object with snd(), but leave it alone for later use snd wpnSnd = "sounds\\weapon.wav"; //construct the object with snd(char *...

As I said, this wasn't coded to work elsewhere. I was coding it quick, without much thought of making it versatile. I suppose I really should make it a wrapper that loads ONE sound and plays it back, with init() as void init(char * file_name_or_path) instead. and since the object would then...

Err, it's a seperate class, but it does specifically what it needs to do for CaveShark. A wrapper class wouldn't be too hard though. It'd just take slight modification of my current class. It also should have the ERRCHECK with result as PART of the class. It's a seperate stand alone function...

No no no, it wasn't passed the reserved space or I would have specifically stated 'off the array'. If I ever have a problem like that, it's rare, because I'm not stupid. ;P The array is fixed to Cavestory's maximum item slots, and CaveShark was already programmed NOT to go off the array. It's...

Somewhat major update. CaveShark 1.2 CaveShark now has Sounds! Although, I wish I could store the sound in the exe instead of adding a folder to your CaveStory directory. Also, a big bug I overlooked has been fixed. The code that kept it from going past the 'no item' following your last item...

Chipset? Don't you mean Tileset? Meh. Been a while since I used RPGMaker. Must be something else.The one thing that would make RPGMaker more worth using would be a much more programmable battle system. Keeping us stuck with a Dragon Quest/Warrior-esque battle system is retarded. I'd be happy...

making it play the sounds for moving the selection over weapons and items, just because I can, and it will help the whole 'part of CaveStory' feel. I could easily do it with the wav files I've converted from the ptones, but just because I want to embed the wav files in the exe and play them from...

Silly me. I wasn't paying attention to the fact that Winamp said the WAV file was 0:00, meaning it ACTUALLY HAD A LENGTH. And Winamp is set by default to fade out so many miliseconds before the end of a file that playing it did nothing. I ran the wav in windows media player and boom, it's fine...

Yup, it's the wires. there's no h in 'sure'. ;)

One of the signs I think. It's only like a letter swap 'tpyo' kind if I remember correctly, it just sticks out like a sore thumb in full screen mode, as the text is huge. lvl 3 bubbler? I didn't think of that, as for trying to fire down while jumping, the problem is the lack of space to jump...

Thanks, man. Time to take a look ;) Uhm...What good is a .wav file if it's not realy a wav? I thought the .pxt was the one used to place it in CaveStory. DOH -.-

I'll have to take a look at that. ;) I myself have a 'trainer' of the sort mentioned in the first post, complete with the interface emulating the CaveStory inventory screen to a T. Except the extra stuff added for modifying the data, of course. Take a look at the 'CaveShark' thread in the...

Final Version? Hardly. You've got some nasty typos in the edited parts. And a save spot that will get you trapped.

Yeah, I didn't extract them or anything. I just got an MP3 of the CaveStory theme playing as a test and said, "Yay!". The program doesn't really need sound, I just wanted to see if I could do it. On a side note, the link for the Pxtones of the Cave Story sounds is a dead link, and I don't think...

Gah. I don't suppose you would know how to hide/not show the console (command line) window with MSVC6? I've looked all over the project options... -.- And looked again. And a 3rd time. WHERE'S THE OPTION? >.< I don't WANT a console window dammit! I've already got OpenGL spawning a NON-Dos...

I downloaded and example program code for FMOD and it came up with a dozen errors. So Dev-C++ is not compatible with the C++ FMOD commands. Huh. And all these years I thought Visual C++ was a different language and couldn't compile C++ code. *installing Visual C++ from my dad's CD as I type*

That's odd. I should have handled any errors that popped up. That's WinXP's illegal operation error, which means it's an error that I didn't account for. What version of CaveStory are you using it on? I've only tested it on 1.0.0.6. It's possible that 1.0.0.5 or lower creates an incompatible...

great. Another DLL that needs to be in the same folder as the executable. Hooray for clutter. ;) And FMOD's C++ interface is incompatible with Dev-C++! I can only imagine how ugly the code will look using the C interface. D'oh! EDIT: ok, I've got the library added to the linker, and fmod.h...

VB was the first language I learned. Which was...I believe...my sophomore year in High School. So I've been programming for...about 5 years. I tend to let my skills get rusty though, as I'm kind of a gamer. >.< I don't so much rely on my courses to teach me the language, though I guess I do...

Your work with Original Sin and from what I see of those two screenies of Endless Saga is amazing. It really makes me realize how bad I am as a programmer. I know no assembly, and my C/C++ code is incredibly messy. I suppose part of the problem is that the only college programming course I've...

Didn't want to double post, but since nobody posted a reply after my initial release, I pretty much have to in order for anyone who downloaded it to notice and read this important update. My initial release was, sadly, broken. I hadn't tested it as thoroughly as I should have, and when I...

I could have missed someone else mentioning this in the large number of posts, but the bookshelves in Grant's House call forth dialogue from characters I as yet have not met. o.O Did you leave the original bookshelves and their references there or something, so that they are now referencing...