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no seriously, that anyone even considered it, and still are considering it (!) is rather unnerving...
i disagree - subdivide can be very useful, but in this case, you're right.
@m0p: umm, what? anyone who believed kraken in the first place has something messed up in their head....
of course it isn't worth using :/
1. it's not cross-browser
2. TWHL is XHTML, not HTML5
3. HTML5 isn't specified yet
4. what the hell would you use it for on a site like this?
as a proper web developer (unlike some), i have to take into consideration cross-browser compatibility and ease-of-use.
the reason this kind of stuff is 'little known' is because no sensible person would consider using it, at the current time. sure, it might be useful when HTML5 is specified (and ten years after that when IE finally supports it), but it isn't now.
1. it's not cross-browser
2. TWHL is XHTML, not HTML5
3. HTML5 isn't specified yet
4. what the hell would you use it for on a site like this?
as a proper web developer (unlike some), i have to take into consideration cross-browser compatibility and ease-of-use.
the reason this kind of stuff is 'little known' is because no sensible person would consider using it, at the current time. sure, it might be useful when HTML5 is specified (and ten years after that when IE finally supports it), but it isn't now.
just log out of steam on the old computer :/
it's not like you get punished for having your account on two computers.
it's not like you get punished for having your account on two computers.
Nah because then the forum name would have to be displayed on the thread list somewhere, and there's no room. also, the create thread form would be messed up. not only that, but it pretty much ruins the 'forum' idea completely. what's the point of having separate forums if they're all mashed up into one again?
I already said that no late entries would be accepted. You guys had almost 8 weeks to do this and you link it only hours after it ends? Sorry, but rules are rules, and if you are dumb enough to risk leaving it to the last minute, then too bad for you.
zeeba: your hosting works.
zeeba: your hosting works.
Now that's how you propose a mod!
If you really read the proposal tutorial, why is your title in all caps, and why is there a "!!@11" after it?
Edit: Don't double post. if you made the last post, click the edit link above your avatar. You can edit a post to bump it, so there's no reason to ever double post.
Edit: Don't double post. if you made the last post, click the edit link above your avatar. You can edit a post to bump it, so there's no reason to ever double post.
not if you can get on rapidshare during the happy hours.
No worries. Now be patient for three months until I judge.
if you have a gmail address you can go on google pages, it has 100mb of storage space.
nope.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_7#Security
"Exploitation of Internet Explorer's security holes has earned IE the reputation as the least secure of the major web browsers."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#Security
"improved security is often cited as a reason to switch from Internet Explorer to Firefox."
Compare:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_7#Standards_support_2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#Standards_support
Notice that Javascript is in the list for Firefox, but not for IE?
This is the best a quick google found: a comparison of FF3 and IE8 in javascript. But it pretty much sums up FF2 vs. IE7 as well:
http://frickinsweet.com/ryanlanciaux.com/post/IE8-vs-Firefox-30b5--JavaScript-Part-1.aspx
Please do your research before you try to prove me wrong, because I rarely am when I'm talking about something I know a lot about. And before you say it, Wikipedia is much more accurate than an internet forum.
(PS: Most of the scripts at Dynamic Drive are pure trash. I figured this out even before I knew about Firefox)
"Exploitation of Internet Explorer's security holes has earned IE the reputation as the least secure of the major web browsers."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#Security
"improved security is often cited as a reason to switch from Internet Explorer to Firefox."
Compare:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_7#Standards_support_2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#Standards_support
Notice that Javascript is in the list for Firefox, but not for IE?
This is the best a quick google found: a comparison of FF3 and IE8 in javascript. But it pretty much sums up FF2 vs. IE7 as well:
http://frickinsweet.com/ryanlanciaux.com/post/IE8-vs-Firefox-30b5--JavaScript-Part-1.aspx
Please do your research before you try to prove me wrong, because I rarely am when I'm talking about something I know a lot about. And before you say it, Wikipedia is much more accurate than an internet forum.
(PS: Most of the scripts at Dynamic Drive are pure trash. I figured this out even before I knew about Firefox)
A website that doesn't support Firefox is a website that doesn't adhere to the W3C standards. Simple as that. It's like a flash drive without a USB port. Useless trash.
Anyone who knows about the existence of Firefox and still uses IE is an idiot.
When you say "advanced scripts that only IE can handle", you really mean "badly written, malformed scripts that only run on IE because every other browser supports the standard form of the language".
Any javascript or AJAX application that doesn't work in any browser other than IE must have been coded by a monkey with a brain deficiency. Firefox handles standard javascript much more efficiently than IE, and implements the standards of the language such as XMLHttpRequest(). (Fixed in IE7, but a fair chunk of the market still uses IE6)
IE also handles CSS incorrectly, with IE6 not supporting many CSS2 standards such as min-height, while IE7 has limited support for most CSS2 standards, it is far from implementing the entire specification.
It has been proven that Opera and Firefox are much more secure than IE, and both support the standards that Microsoft continue to ignore. IE is killing the internet.
So no, I will not "close Firefox" (why close it anyway?) to load your piece of shit which you call a website.
Anyone who knows about the existence of Firefox and still uses IE is an idiot.
When you say "advanced scripts that only IE can handle", you really mean "badly written, malformed scripts that only run on IE because every other browser supports the standard form of the language".
Any javascript or AJAX application that doesn't work in any browser other than IE must have been coded by a monkey with a brain deficiency. Firefox handles standard javascript much more efficiently than IE, and implements the standards of the language such as XMLHttpRequest(). (Fixed in IE7, but a fair chunk of the market still uses IE6)
IE also handles CSS incorrectly, with IE6 not supporting many CSS2 standards such as min-height, while IE7 has limited support for most CSS2 standards, it is far from implementing the entire specification.
It has been proven that Opera and Firefox are much more secure than IE, and both support the standards that Microsoft continue to ignore. IE is killing the internet.
So no, I will not "close Firefox" (why close it anyway?) to load your piece of shit which you call a website.
Well there goes any chance of me clicking the link in the first post.
Any website that forces you to use IE is pure rubbish and should be removed from the internet.
Any website that forces you to use IE is pure rubbish and should be removed from the internet.
steam only. but who cares about a splash screen :/
compile logs are more important than console logs ;p
but yeah add some lights, and use ZHLT if you aren't already.
light_environments only work when there is sky in the level. add a "light" entity.
but yeah add some lights, and use ZHLT if you aren't already.
light_environments only work when there is sky in the level. add a "light" entity.
steals talent
indeed.
Not yet, no.
If you want to learn how to code, go research C++ or some other programming language.
there won't be a coding section because then there would have to be 2 coding sections, one for source and one for hl1. and because there aren't nearly enough coding tutorials to merit having a dedicated section.
i heard that the updates will be released this month, on the 20th.
yes, you can re-submit your entry if you want. the latest entry will be judged.
i've extended the compo 8 days because so many people need it, but this is the last extension, and no late entries outside of this will be accepted. i'm extending only because the judging will take ages anyway (both judges are uni students with piles of assignments to do).
Why would searching for the map not work? It's probably the best way to find anything on your computer.
Not right now. But I have something planned for PMs.
No.
Nintendo - [Super Smash Bros. Brawl #R12] - Golden Sun - Battle Theme Medley
And incedentally:
Gameboy Advance - Golden Sun
(the actual game)
And incedentally:
Gameboy Advance - Golden Sun
(the actual game)
If you want to filter maps, why not use the Advanced Map Filter?
TWHL isn't facebook.
Very impressive and detailed.
just wait a while for the server to go back up. it's probably down for maintenance or something.
Impressive. Nice Stuff 
in general, sprites only appear on displacements with alpha applied.
This problem was fixed about 20 minutes after he posted this almost THREE WEEKS AGO.
there's something like that coming soonish anyway.
dewdle and hunter can write some cus they have tf2 maps!
You should read it again...it clearly states what you put in the VMT to link it to the VBSP.
A good place to start is to not carve anything. Ever. If you've carved anything, delete it.
yes. i don't see why you should be entering two maps anyway. you should concentrate on one.
no, they have to be separate.
not possible, sorry.
1.
2. the first post of the bug thread*
i suppose thats what you get for posting a bug in the suggestions thread.
i suppose thats what you get for posting a bug in the suggestions thread.
you spend your money on dick?
1. they do
2. read the first post
3. you're kidding, right?
4. i'm thinking of implementing a 'blog' or 'article' system, but this is a long way off. i've still got wiki, reviews, and projects (as well as smaller things like admin panels and more vault screenshots)
2. read the first post
3. you're kidding, right?
4. i'm thinking of implementing a 'blog' or 'article' system, but this is a long way off. i've still got wiki, reviews, and projects (as well as smaller things like admin panels and more vault screenshots)
