At 7/31/08 09:09 PM, DawnOfDusk wrote: Good point, isn't there a notepad version of the list? so couldn't you just print that out? also, does a Mac have any sort of a "Word"? Isn't there something like Appleworks 6? (I dunno)

Lol, there WAS a notepad version of the list. The current link to it leads HERE. Every computer in the school I go to is a mac, and I don't remember what the writing software on it is, lol. I just remember trying to turn in a Microsoft Word file on a disc, and it not opening.

I'm almost positive that Macs can open .pdfs and .txts though.

At 7/31/08 09:11 PM, Cheektoghetto wrote: That's actually a pretty good idea. It'll give the new users a chance to see some of the old newgrounds jems.

I'll make one.

Gives a chance at old users to spark nostalgia and find gems as well... in watching that stamper flick it was interesting to see how his proportions got less bulky but still kept true to his style.

Eh! lol. Well, I would help in any way possible, w/e that is. lol

AS: Main to PDF

At 7/31/08 09:16 PM, Cryzabey wrote: Lol, there WAS a notepad version of the list. The current link to it leads HERE.

Here's a working link.

Also, converting AS: Main would be a mammoth task and with the AS3, is it really worth it?

At 7/31/08 09:33 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: AS: Main to PDF
Also, converting AS: Main would be a mammoth task and with the AS3, is it really worth it?

Thanks for the link [:
I can't speak for everyone, but I know that at least I'd use it; I'm sure that there's some carry-over from AS2 to AS3, it's not like they wouldn't be any help.

I just timed how long it took me to make a .pdf, a .txt, and an example flash for a tutorial. Assuming that someone spent 50 minutes a day, all of AS: Main could be ready for distribution in about a month. (50 minutes a day)

At 7/31/08 09:19 PM, Luis wrote:
Gives a chance at old users to spark nostalgia and find gems as well... in watching that stamper flick it was interesting to see how his proportions got less bulky but still kept true to his style.

I watched this old Alphabet song one a few days ago. It's a good reminder of where my original roots lie in NG. It was my favorite when I first came to NG about 4 years ago.

At 7/31/08 09:54 PM, Cheektoghetto wrote:
I watched this old Alphabet song one a few days ago. It's a good reminder of where my original roots lie in NG. It was my favorite when I first came to NG about 4 years ago.

Oops, sorry about this double post. I also wanted to see what you guys think of my new sig.

Does it give justice to the original?

Funny, I was such a fag when I first came here that I can't really reminisce over any real good movies from so long ago. I came here because of Xiao Xiao and then after I started animating, I just can't appreciate those stick movies like I could.

But XX is definitely still the best stick animation on NG.

There is one movie from a while ago that I just watched again the other day and remembered how bad I wanted to see the second one, which never came out.

Which was Merry Melony Ep 1.

Kirk, way to stomp on all my hopes and dreams, JACKASS :p.
But seriously, it might actually not be worth it. I guess if you're a noob, then you probably won't know how to use AS: Main, while if you're a good scriptor, you won't NEED AS: Main, so there's only the Intermediate who go away and don't know which parts of it they'll need.

Maybe sometime, when I switch over to AS3 or something, I'll think about getting a kind of collab together, where everyone chooses a spot and we can make our own downloadable versions, so that way it won't need to be a thread on Newgrounds and we can start off with it as being downloadable. But fuck AS3, so you have a good 5 or 6 years till I switch over :)

Drunken musings

I suppose it's
straightforward enough
just drink enough to take yourself
to a state of euphoia and enlightenment...
no further.

I'm further
throwing up a bit should
have restored the balance
and it has
a bit
not enough though...

the world is
still swimming...
don't mix - that's the thing
it always seems ok at the time, but
a couple hours later at home, alone
life punishes...

there was a definate connection with that girl
but then like a fucking idiot...
just staying at arm's length...

close enough to smell...
no closer

i suck...

and now for half a day#s sobering up...

This sig is for you, Lulu.

Lol, rhyming.

At 7/31/08 00:00 PM, Luis wrote:

lets make new sigs

What, and get rid of my rick roll? Pffft.

Hello from switzerland, i'm here at my cousin's house for a couple of days (i'm leaving soon)

At 8/1/08 06:39 AM, dELtaluca wrote: Hello from switzerland, i'm here at my cousin's house for a couple of days (i'm leaving soon)

No one cares (:

Oooh you cheeky little sig-editing boys.

I figured I'd ask this here, because most of you have been sponsored a time or two.

About a month ago an artist contacted me and requested a collaboration. Since then we've finished the game, and in my hands I hold the completed Flash. He says he's contacted our sponsor and that they've agreed on an amount. Now he wants the .fla so he can add the sponsors intro.

But...
When I asked to speak to the sponsor, or even who the sponsor was, he refused to me. (I had questions about payment, and other things.)

Should I trust him with the .fla file?

At 8/1/08 01:26 PM, citricsquid wrote: no.
Also, add some code that says, "if <http://website.com/file.xml> contains "scam" then do not work" and then if he does cheat you out of money, simply change http://website.com/file.xml to say "scam" and the game won't work and he'll be fucked :)

Thanks [:
I hope it doesn't get to that point though.
&& How can I be sure it's, well, actually a contract?

Thats why you should do it yourself =P. Thats what i do.

As people know, you really cant trust anybody on the internet

Well, there is those certain inter-friends that you make

But when i get my collaborated games sponsored, i tell my coder what sponsor. Most of the time i do Armor Games or no sponsor at all, knowing that i trust them with everything and my coder knows who Armor Games is, they don't worry about it.

Can anybody even understand that?

At 8/1/08 01:38 PM, Blackfang wrote: Can anybody even understand that?

Kinda-Sorta.
What I can't understand *Cough* is how someone can be so close to finishing a game, but not wanting to art the last images? *Cough*

At 8/1/08 01:44 PM, citricsquid wrote: Probably can't, just ask the guy for the contact info of the sponsor and agree w/ the sponsor your percentage of the $ is sent to you and his $ to him.

Thanks Citric.
I managed to get the name of the sponsor, and I found the contact information on his site and shot him an e-mail.

At 8/1/08 01:57 PM, Cryzabey wrote: Thanks Citric.
I managed to get the name of the sponsor, and I found the contact information on his site and shot him an e-mail.

But if this doesn't work out, you could always resort to Newgrounds sponsors. Guaranteed, you probably won't get as much money and the ads in your game are pretty annoying, but at least its better than nothing... :/

At 8/1/08 01:57 PM, Cryzabey wrote: Kinda-Sorta.
What I can't understand *Cough* is how someone can be so close to finishing a game, but not wanting to art the last images? *Cough*

Oh be quiet, =P. Im workin on it. I told ya, today, im workin on it alot =P

At 8/1/08 03:06 PM, Blackfang wrote: Oh be quiet, =P. Im workin on it. I told ya, today, im workin on it alot =P

Yea, I know.
I just really want to see it finished :P

yay, I hit 500 posts.

At 8/1/08 03:32 PM, Wolfears2 wrote: yay, I hit 500 posts.

Gratz, on a side note, does anyone else like writing pseudo code besides me?

also, is there a rule about bumping dead topics? Not trying to act like a bitch, but it's just annoying to see ppl w/ less than 20 posts bump topics that were dead three years ago.

One other thing, I thought of a random idea for a collab (not making it, just an idea) to make a collab of flash ad's) thoughts?

At 8/1/08 05:06 PM, DawnOfDusk wrote: also, is there a rule about bumping dead topics? Not trying to act like a bitch, but it's just annoying to see ppl w/ less than 20 posts bump topics that were dead three years ago.

Yeah, according to the rules of what not to do (A "BIG ONE" at that) -
"Bumping any old topic without a good reason and new information."
It's usually alts and bored kids looking to see what they can get away with.

One other thing, I thought of a random idea for a collab (not making it, just an idea) to make a collab of flash ad's) thoughts?

Explain...sounds kind of boring/pointless when you say it like that, because who wants to watch a collab if it's all ads? If the ads were a joke or something then I could see where you're coming from.

At 8/1/08 05:06 PM, DawnOfDusk wrote: Gratz, on a side note, does anyone else like writing pseudo code besides me?

NO.

also, is there a rule about bumping dead topics?

DO NOT KNOW.

Not trying to act like a bitch, but it's just annoying to see ppl w/ less than 20 posts bump topics that were dead three years ago.

DO NOT CARE.

collab of flash ad's) thoughts?

DO NOT WANT. SRSLY.

At 8/1/08 05:11 PM, ConAir wrote:

One other thing, I thought of a random idea for a collab (not making it, just an idea) to make a collab of flash ad's) thoughts?

Explain...sounds kind of boring/pointless when you say it like that, because who wants to watch a collab if it's all ads? If the ads were a joke or something then I could see where you're coming from.

Well, you know those flash ad's where you play mini games on em? well this would just be a bunch of ppl making there own fake "flash ad" and it's also a game. So just a thought when I was bored.

At 8/1/08 05:06 PM, DawnOfDusk wrote: does anyone else like writing pseudo code besides me?

I like doing it. It makes me feel like I'm actually making someone learn, rather than just saying "copy-paste this". Even if some random guy comes along 5 minutes later and gives the guy fully functional code without making them learn >_<

what's pseudo code?

At 8/1/08 08:59 PM, DarkMana wrote: Well, sometimes, when a man and a woman love each other very much, they'll plan out their code before actually starting it. When they finally do get around to the real thing, it ends up all messy and full of workarounds, and nothing like how they planned. ;)

MORALE OF THE STORY: If your parents find you inadequate, it's their own damn fault for being such poor planners. :D

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