Megaman 8-Bit Deathmatch - Released!
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Re: Megaman 8-Bit Deathmatch
MSN, Live, what the fuck ever, we all know it's the same damn thing.
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Question: What are you doing in the way of music? Are you using midi files or the real game music?
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Also- Happy birthday!
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Skulltag doesn't seem to support them yet but when it does I'll be using the NSF files.
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Ah I see, that would reduce the size greatly I should imagine~ because of this does that mean that the tracks would behave as they would ingame? Such as the way the tracks loop etcCutmanmike wrote:Skulltag doesn't seem to support them yet but when it does I'll be using the NSF files.
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That would be the point of using them, yes.
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Either way, it's Windows Dead to me.leileilol wrote:We call that Live Messenger now
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If I were Cutmanmike i'd go boom and just do .it files or even .mod files of all songs required so lagecy, odemax, and zdoamen can play them too.Cutmanmike wrote:Skulltag doesn't seem to support them yet but when it does I'll be using the NSF files.
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All those ports would have to support all the new crap I'm putting in though.leileilol wrote:If I were Cutmanmike i'd go boom and just do .it files or even .mod files of all songs required so lagecy, odemax, and zdoamen can play them too.Cutmanmike wrote:Skulltag doesn't seem to support them yet but when it does I'll be using the NSF files.
BUT if you wanna help me with that music task...
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None of those support DECORATE anyway, so the rest of the mod would still not be playable.leileilol wrote:If I were Cutmanmike i'd go boom and just do .it files or even .mod files of all songs required so lagecy, odemax, and zdoamen can play them too.
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In other words.. Screw those ports.
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Using mods (it files or whutever) would be handy in the mean time until Skulltag updates to a later version of ZDoom. I did have this one site that used to have collections of all kinds of mods for video games, 8-bit renditions and not. I can't remember what it was called though...
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Dammit, Cutty. I don't know how you make this stuff come out so well. I've been wanting to do a Megaman-themed WAD forever, and even started mapping and scripting a few times, but I don't have anything that looks remotely as good as the shots in this thread. Blargh!
Well, if you need any ACS help, let me know. Also, what happened to Fireman's stage in your list thar?
Well, if you need any ACS help, let me know. Also, what happened to Fireman's stage in your list thar?
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Fireman's right there! *shifty eyes*
Not sure how much ACS work will be involved, probably not a lot as most of what I've done so far is DECORATE. The only ACS I've used is "if he picks up a gun, remove all guns and set it to the new one" which isn't exactly rocket science. We'll see though.
You may be able to help me out with something non ACS related though .
Not sure how much ACS work will be involved, probably not a lot as most of what I've done so far is DECORATE. The only ACS I've used is "if he picks up a gun, remove all guns and set it to the new one" which isn't exactly rocket science. We'll see though.
You may be able to help me out with something non ACS related though .
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If you wanna be a DECORATE nut about it, I'm pretty sure you don't even need ACS for that!
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For the gun removal thing? Yeah, if you use custom inventories instead of weapons for the map objects. But then they wouldn't behave like weapons do in deathmatch (e.g., weaponstay stuff).DoomRater wrote:If you wanna be a DECORATE nut about it, I'm pretty sure you don't even need ACS for that!
Hmm, an INVENTORY.ACTASWEAPON flag could be useful to generalize this weaponstay behavior to select non-weapon items.