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Favourite media player15th March 2010 Foobar2000 for music, VLC for video. fb2k is awesome, a lightweight core, very customisable with add ons for everything (including ipods) |
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Happy Birthday Jay!25th February 2010 [quote=Jayenkai]I really hope that's sugar/flour, 'cos otherwise it just looks like it's incredibly mouldy![/quote] Its icing sugar, it just got a bit squished in the photocopier. |
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Happy Birthday Jay!23rd February 2010 
Happy birthday!Here, I've scanned you a cream and jam donut (Image.JPG) |
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Homeopathy22nd February 2010 
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Website issues19th February 2010 [quote=mindstorm8191]Spybot runs only as a search application, there's no resident checker of any kind.[/quote] Not entirely true; Spybot S&D has resident "Teatimer" componant which prevents registry changes etc. |
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The forum game! (Modem warning : lots of pics)18th February 2010 "The MAN who put the MAN in roMANce." rofl |
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The forum game! (Modem warning : lots of pics)15th February 2010 
(Image.JPG) What are the other 4chan Rules? |
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Roadkill UV Tool31st January 2010 Fast, powerful and easy to use UV unwrapper. Just fly round the model and select the edges to cut up, and it does it automatically. |
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Talking to websites21st January 2010 Your example is correct, but the server did not accept it. Possibly because it couldn't work out the host name? [code]stream = OpenTCPStream("https://www.travian.com", 80) WriteLine stream, "GET (Linkage) HTTP/1.0" WriteLine stream, "" [/code] This wor*snip* |
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Talking to websites16th January 2010 blitz web crawler/web server/database for the same game, lots of examples on interacting with the web. |
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Talking to websites12th January 2010 HTTP is: [ul][li]very widely used[/li] [li]supported by lots of software[/li] [li]easy to learn[/li] [li]simple to implement[/li] [li]flexible[/li] [li]backwards compatible[/li][/ul] Using free/cheap web hosting could work out much better than expen*snip* |
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Talking to websites11th January 2010 This is the minimum a server might send (see below), this is just the headers, the output of page.php would follow. server->client (2) [code]HTTP/1.0 200 OK Set-Cookie: userid=57 Set-Cookie: pagestyle=green[/code] Cookies are part of the header, so co*snip* |
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Talking to websites11th January 2010 Almost! With POST there is a special format to encode the data, which I only touched on above. Basically you must put it in the format that could be used for URLs (web addresses). * It is all on one line with no 'white space' * Fields are stored as key *snip* |
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Talking to websites10th January 2010 
(Image.jpg) {3/3} Cookies Cookies are small pieces of information the the server can store with the client. These are often used to track sessions and check that a user is logged in. The server sets a cookie by using Set-Cookie: name=value in the head*snip* |
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Talking to websites10th January 2010 {2/3} Doing this from blitz Go back to the GET section where we outlined how a browser gets a page, well we are going to do exactly the same! The command to connect to a server using TCP is OpenTCPStream("url", port) [code]tcp_stream = OpenTCPStream("ww*snip* |
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Talking to websites10th January 2010 Did someone say Inselkampf?! :D {1/3} working with web servers HTTP is all just messages made of lines of human readable text. You (the client) make a request of the server, and the server replies with the infotmation you want. It is pretty easy to writ*snip* |
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3d games28th December 2009 
Does anyone remember the OMG Dragon?(Image.JPG) [edit] Void RPG is still around! www.tiberion.com[/edit] |
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3d games28th December 2009 Last time I was experimenting with 3D modelling. Now I want to put them to use. The idea I have is of a game where you fly about on dragons and knock or shoot other players off. The brief is "Mount&Blade, but flying", except very simple to start. :) Can a*snip* |
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Win 98 16 Colours 640 x 480 only19th December 2009 "Standard VGA" is only 640x480x4. Windows will use this if there is no driver installed. I think your chip is the Intel 82845G or similar, did you try the Intel website? They have drivers for all their integrated graphics cards there. downloadcenter.inte*snip* |
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After Blitz...28th November 2009 I hesitantly put forward Cobra. I like it a lot, and the language and engines are very friendly and capable, but the community is very small (and also friendly and capable :)). |
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3D modelling26th November 2009 
[quote=Afr0]Modelling isn't actually that hard if you have something to model from[/quote]References are essential. After a few false starts with drawings, I made a model out of blue tack and photographed it. [quote=JL235]As an alternative you could als*snip* |
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3D modelling23rd November 2009 
Thanks for the comments, it looks like Milkshape is what I'll go with. It's pretty basic, but so much easier to work with.Here is what I got after a couple of hours (!) trying to deform a bunch of cubes into a dragon in Blender: (Image.png) In less t*snip* |
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3D modelling23rd November 2009 That price is a little bit steep considering I want to make some low-poly models of dragons and trees and stuff. I have found some info about Blender (free software) and Milkshape (shareware?), any good? I will take a look there too. |
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3D modelling22nd November 2009 What's a good way for a novice to make 3D models with bones for use in blitz/whatever? Your suggestions for programs/tutorials welcome please. |
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