[A83] Re: Ideas.

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[A83] Re: Ideas.


I got a silver edition earlier this summer.  Right now I have alot of 
schoolwork, which will continue until i'm done with exams (in 3 
weeks).  When I have some time I am going to work some more on a RPG 
project from last year.  It contains a menu screen, equip screen, item 
screen, and battle engine (final fantasy based).  I am kind of inspired to 
make an RPG, in talking with Mikel Blanchard about what he is doing.  You 
guys should check out his Xeontech RPG at http://www.macross2000.org

Anyways, I'm going to make the rpg run off of scripts, which are fully 
customizable.  This will let anyone to make level sets that will completely 
change the face of the game.  The maps, characters, items, individual 
sprites will all be customizable.  I haven't thought up a scripting 
language yet.  I would say to visit void.calc.org and look at my .plan for 
more, but calc.org seems to be having trouble with our cgi.

later,

harper


At 11:37 AM 11/26/01 +0000, you wrote:


>Ok, I joined the list again about four days ago, only to be flooded with
>that H*ys crap - kinda reminded me why I unsubscribed in the first
>place...but it is good to see old faces (well, names) like Olle and Harper
>(don't leave!).
>
>So...in an effort to squash this thread, I'm gonna start a bunch more which
>will hopefully get peoples creative juices flowing, not their troll-feeding
>ones.
>
>Ok, first thread. I got my Silver Edition the other day, and it got me
>wanting to develop an app of sort, but I'm sorta stuck for ideas. I can
>think of a few that would be cool, but nothing really functional. I'd like
>to make something *people will use*...I've thought of an A-Life simulator
>for the 83 Plus allowing for custom 1D and 2D cellular automata, but I think
>it'll only be me that finds that interesting :) So, what would you guys like
>to see (no games, I'll leave games up to the masters)?
>
>Later,
>
>James.
>
>- James Matthews
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