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You posted this in all your threads. We got it the first time - you're upset that no one is ranting about a couple simple demos done in BASIC. They're nice, but this demo thread is full of "nice" demos. Doing them in BASIC doesn't earn you brownie points.
Doing a game with NO RAM USAGE is a much harder task than a couple simple BASIC demos. Using the 32X to make an emulator is a much harder task. Considering they require C and assembly language skills, we're much more impressed than someone who knows how to "GOTO 10". I learned BASIC as a kid... now I use grownup languages. But don't feel bad - one day you too will grow up and learn an adult programming language.
Doing a game with NO RAM USAGE is a much harder task than a couple simple BASIC demos. Using the 32X to make an emulator is a much harder task. Considering they require C and assembly language skills, we're much more impressed than someone who knows how to "GOTO 10". I learned BASIC as a kid... now I use grownup languages. But don't feel bad - one day you too will grow up and learn an adult programming language.
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He is upset because he's not getting enough attention... I will put this simple: Tell me how many lines you've typed in, and I will tell the awesomeness of your program.
BTW those random numbers you talk about (In case you're interested) represent the buttons held, pressed and released, in that order of the 3 control ports. And guess what? I've written everything to do that, from the joypad read, computing button presses, uncompressing ASCII fonts and planemaps and displaying them. I've never said that my prog was anything special too.
Doing things in basic is much more easier and faster than ASM, and the functions are already there.
And TµEE already pointed out a weird behaviuor in your jump minigame, you could try to fix it and make the level longer.
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BTW those random numbers you talk about (In case you're interested) represent the buttons held, pressed and released, in that order of the 3 control ports. And guess what? I've written everything to do that, from the joypad read, computing button presses, uncompressing ASCII fonts and planemaps and displaying them. I've never said that my prog was anything special too.
Doing things in basic is much more easier and faster than ASM, and the functions are already there.
And TµEE already pointed out a weird behaviuor in your jump minigame, you could try to fix it and make the level longer.
fixed typo
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A "scene" of developers is hardly going to be a wild party. Note the reactions in the YM2612 documentation thread - that's us going crazy. If you came here hoping for a wild party, you don't know developers. We're also hard to impress. I was writing "games" like yours in assembly on my Atari 400 over 25 years ago. I'm not going to rant and rave over something similar done in BASIC now. Not many here will.
That's not to say we don't appreciate your work. Anything new for the Genesis/et al is greatly appreciated. Just remember that we're developers - our appreciation doesn't include ranting or parades or hookers. If you get a "Good job," you've gotten high praise. Accept it for what it is.
That's not to say we don't appreciate your work. Anything new for the Genesis/et al is greatly appreciated. Just remember that we're developers - our appreciation doesn't include ranting or parades or hookers. If you get a "Good job," you've gotten high praise. Accept it for what it is.
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Now, go make something like Glass Breaker MD in BEX, without slowdown and sounds
Glass Breaker QB which is the original is written on Microsoft QuickBASIC 4.5, though it cheats and uses a little bit of assembly to get some decent GFX action going on
and I'm 19, started at 16, and Glass Breaker MD was my first hit
So yeah, when you make something in BEX that compares to at least my GBQB/GBMD then you have sometihng to brag about.....
Glass Breaker QB which is the original is written on Microsoft QuickBASIC 4.5, though it cheats and uses a little bit of assembly to get some decent GFX action going on
and I'm 19, started at 16, and Glass Breaker MD was my first hit
So yeah, when you make something in BEX that compares to at least my GBQB/GBMD then you have sometihng to brag about.....
Mida sa loed ? Nagunii aru ei saa
http://www.tmeeco.eu
Files of all broken links and images of mine are found here : http://www.tmeeco.eu/FileDen
http://www.tmeeco.eu
Files of all broken links and images of mine are found here : http://www.tmeeco.eu/FileDen
u got me there lol that was a great game man and is one of the few new games the MD....but most people are not like you, you are very active in the MD/gen community and I wish more people were like that...and I hope that you will start making more games.........TmEE co.(TM) wrote:Now, go make something like Glass Breaker MD in BEX, without slowdown and sounds
Glass Breaker QB which is the original is written on Microsoft QuickBASIC 4.5, though it cheats and uses a little bit of assembly to get some decent GFX action going on
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and also you are the only one that commented on my demos
I dont need attention I just think u guys need a kick in the ass to get the creative juices flowin
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ScroGer: What is your problem? What other people do is non of your concern. People don't owe you or anyone else or the 'scene' anything - including demos, games, info, or helping others. It's a donated contribution. If you don't like it, then leave. There's a wealth of information for coding/hacking the Genesis/Megadrive here. That's worth more than any playable demo. And not to mention the demos we keep private. Probably like most others here, my stuff is kept private between a few dev scene'rs.
It's great that you feel the need to show off every little demo, that's built on someone else's hard work and library, as if it's the greatest thing since slice bread - but learn some self control. Your arrogance is unjustified (it never should be, but considering what you've show, even less so) and your lack of respect for other members regardless of their experience, is distasteful. Here's some other helpful hints; 1) Nobody thinks it's impressive when you mention smoking weed, and 2) type out 'ur' words lolz!!11!111!!.
It's great that you feel the need to show off every little demo, that's built on someone else's hard work and library, as if it's the greatest thing since slice bread - but learn some self control. Your arrogance is unjustified (it never should be, but considering what you've show, even less so) and your lack of respect for other members regardless of their experience, is distasteful. Here's some other helpful hints; 1) Nobody thinks it's impressive when you mention smoking weed, and 2) type out 'ur' words lolz!!11!111!!.