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RadicalMGuy

Member Since 23 Jul 2010
Offline Last Active Feb 23 2012 01:54 AM

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In Topic: Trippy Tiles Deluxe

12 September 2010 - 02:43 AM

Whoops, forgot to actually say how good the keyboard controls actually are.

I love the keyboard controls for each of the modes, easy to pick up, not complicated and doesn't hinder any kind of control compared to using the mouse.

Great game, this is the kind of thing I would buy as an iPhone app for $1-2

In Topic: Trippy Tiles Deluxe

21 August 2010 - 09:03 PM

Thanks for the effort, but none of the keyboard controls are working for me. :P

In Slide/Shift/Twist Em the keyboard cursor-square starts off screen and doesn't line up properly with the squares. The space bar and "x" key do not appear to have any effect. (Screen 1)

In Flip Em, there are TWO keyboard cursors, and either one of them flips when I press the space bar. One of the cursors isn't lined up properly. (Screen 2)

In fact, I can even get the cursor to show up in the main menu. (Screen 3)

Check out these screenshots for details:
http://db.tt/Nd5qZ7Z
http://db.tt/NgaCJ1N
http://db.tt/ncIGxO9

EDIT: No longer relevant.

In Topic: NSMB-Like Object Jumps?

19 August 2010 - 05:42 AM

thanks! i will remember this whenever i need to use timelines!


No problem. Keep in mind this is just one of the many uses for them, I personally have experience using them for well scripted and custom timed cutscenes with dialog. I've also used them to plot out a very complicated boss fight. If theres any very long string of carefully timed events, timelines are your friend. If you need help, just ask, I'll be glad to help.

In Topic: NSMB-Like Object Jumps?

19 August 2010 - 04:44 AM

Getting the exact moments right wouldn't be too hard. For example, if there was an AHH was at 12.72 seconds, you would take your room speed (probably 30) and multipy the two numbers (12.72 x 30 = 382) and make a step in the timeline at that number.

In Topic: Problem with GM8

19 August 2010 - 04:39 AM


I have tried running GM with Wine under Linux, and I abruptly conclude that GM will not work exceptionally well with Wine. I cannot get anything to display on the game screen when I try to run the games. According to WineHQ, GM 6.1 and 5.3A will work almost flawlessly (platinum): http://appdb.winehq....cation&iId=2965
You could use VirtualBox and get Windows XP, then run Game Maker in a VM running Windows.


Oh my god, this looks beautiful...

Will post back with results.


May I ask why you aren't using GM4Mac?

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