i just meant, that to get the game running without issues you do not need anything. it depends on wether you refer to correctly done things, if it works finally or not. to make it a freelancer mod, it is enough to have all of the program libraries and the engine within the exe folder, with reference in the inis there. everything else can be designed as the modder wants without any issues appear, if he does it right ofc.

cheese on toast wrote:

The Adobe Flash program is… well, about $600, and that’s a little more than I’m willing to spend right now

Is that 600$ more than your willing to spend 😛

No, not necessarily. I’m willing to hand over a little bit of cash, but $600 is just a little much. I’m looking closer to the $99 range max, you know?

I have been looking around and heard OpenLazlo mentioned before. I’ll definitely give that a look! I’ve also downloaded toolkits for Silverlight and AJAX, just to toy around with making a fancy flash-run-appearance website hopefully. This should be interesting to see how it comes out….

Here goes the converted SOD model (no hardpoints / texture mirrored on one side of the model):

http://the2ndweb.com/new_stuff/Normandy.zip

Please pull it soon if you want it,
cause i ll have to remove the file in a few days.
😉

The original readme is included

and you will have to decide, if you can use it,
so [email protected] is obviously lost in space.

Excellent! C++ should help with FLHook, and we’re actually exploring a Flash website possibility. You’ve got a PM in your box, tai.

@foxUnit01:

Editing cargo (and equipped items) can be done real-time, however I’m not as sure about changing ships.

Changing ships is possible in real time as long as you are docked at a base.

Also, a basic system to do what you are describing would be fairly easy to implement with FLHook assuming you have someone that knows what they’re doing.

ok i myself test anti virus programs bit deffender works as with anvir anti virus also ad aware aniversy edition free works all this tested on my vista computer that i am using right now

http://www.free-av.com/

http://www.bitdefender.com/media/html/trialpay.html

http://www.lavasoft.com/products/ad_aware_free.php

I thought those red things were made client side, so that it got the location of the object from the server, then placed that around it…
This might be possible with modifications to both the server side and the client…

Range might also be a factor for cap ship guns, along with BUILT-IN scanners that far exceed that of other classes. As well you could have certain factions concentrate on doing great splash damage, but less damage to each target -a well aimed shot takes out all the fighter shields in a 3000m radius.

Not entirely sure of your meaning by shields outside the ship, normally they are mounted that way, and targetable via sub-targetting. You could change the actual Archetype / model for shields though, thereby giving a larger target on massive capships. Speaking of shielding, that’s usually a pretty important part for caps too, capacity and regen can be tweaked quite a bit, along with the energy cost for regen.

That was it, FriendlyFire. I went over that for a half-hour and didn’t notice it until you pointed it out! Man, I’ve been doing Infocards for WAAAAYYY too long today.

Thank you again, Starport of Awesome.

Solved.

I went into CRCTool (thanks, PE!), and found it was trying to Get (the “ArchDB::Get(2983268608)”) a commodity that I had declared in the Goods.ini wasn’t in the select_equip.ini, so it freaked out and didn’t work.

That’s one bug fixed, let’s hope there isn’t any more. laughs

Yep, go take a look at flhook readme.txt and flhook.ini in /EXE. You’re also welcome to use that version in your own mod.

The images aren’t published. That’s why they won’t show up.
EDIT: Fixed the code. Should now only display published images in the Random Image Module and should not count the unpublished images in the Gallery.

An idea, that’s for sure, it’d just be something I’d have to test with… other people, really. laughs I’ll give that a shot in my pre-alpha