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In Topic: Oh no! All my work gone! Help...
Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:53 PM
An excellent tip! Thanks again, Jeff. I really appreciate the help.
In Topic: Oh no! All my work gone! Help...
Mon Nov 28, 2011 9:22 PM
SOLVED!
Remember how I always say, "Never underestimate Operator Error?"
Apparently, my files were saving into Atari_OLD folder that I created when I started over. Yay!
They aren't gone after all! Alas, my program really stinks - but I can work on it...
:wq!
Remember how I always say, "Never underestimate Operator Error?"
Apparently, my files were saving into Atari_OLD folder that I created when I started over. Yay!
:wq!
In Topic: Oh no! All my work gone! Help...
Mon Nov 28, 2011 3:51 PM
Thanks, Jeff. I will look again when I get home.
It was very strange, KNOWING that I had saved several times, then not finding the file. But computers acting strangely doesn't surprise me any more. I gave up that illusion a long time ago.
I guess I was hoping that someone would say, "Oh, yeah. You just need to go to the C:\Temp\Whatever directory and Show-Hidden-Files, then look for the file that starts with 'vbb'..." or something. Either way, I'll survive.
I remember, many years ago, a computer professor saying to us, "There are two kinds of computer users: Those who have lost data and those who will lose data."
:wq!
It was very strange, KNOWING that I had saved several times, then not finding the file. But computers acting strangely doesn't surprise me any more. I gave up that illusion a long time ago.
I guess I was hoping that someone would say, "Oh, yeah. You just need to go to the C:\Temp\Whatever directory and Show-Hidden-Files, then look for the file that starts with 'vbb'..." or something. Either way, I'll survive.
I remember, many years ago, a computer professor saying to us, "There are two kinds of computer users: Those who have lost data and those who will lose data."
:wq!
In Topic: Beginner's Troubles - Getting It All Working
Sun Nov 27, 2011 3:45 PM
Post Scriptum:
I used the Game Wizard to begin my game and kept working on it last night. I need to put some more work into it today, though I had church earlier and a couple other things later this evening. If it turns out to be any good, I'll share it here. Otherwise, at least, I know that I did, indeed, create an Atari game this weekend! Many thanks to y'all here at Atari Age.
A pair of screenshots, just for fun...
wizcode1.jpg 13.64K
14 downloads
wizcode2.jpg 10.92K
17 downloads
:wq!
I used the Game Wizard to begin my game and kept working on it last night. I need to put some more work into it today, though I had church earlier and a couple other things later this evening. If it turns out to be any good, I'll share it here. Otherwise, at least, I know that I did, indeed, create an Atari game this weekend! Many thanks to y'all here at Atari Age.
A pair of screenshots, just for fun...
wizcode1.jpg 13.64K
14 downloads
wizcode2.jpg 10.92K
17 downloads:wq!
In Topic: Adventures of the 50-foot-tall Stalk of Celery
Sun Nov 27, 2011 2:43 PM
I like the new version. Level 1 has a good amount of piggies and enough time to complete it. Level 2 has new pretzels -yes!- and I like the tune.
As a (sometimes) musician, if I may offer a bit of musical "constructive" criticism: don't be afraid of including "rests" in your tune. A slight pause in the melody, like where a singer would take a breath. For example the slight pause between "...gently down the stream" and "merrily, merrily, merrily..."
Regarding Level 1, is it too late to add clouds or something? (The sky seems a bit plain as you concentrate on the platform, I think.) As I said, though, I think you did well on the music for Level 2. The bats are a tad challenging, too. So, overall, I like where you have this going.
:wq!
As a (sometimes) musician, if I may offer a bit of musical "constructive" criticism: don't be afraid of including "rests" in your tune. A slight pause in the melody, like where a singer would take a breath. For example the slight pause between "...gently down the stream" and "merrily, merrily, merrily..."
Regarding Level 1, is it too late to add clouds or something? (The sky seems a bit plain as you concentrate on the platform, I think.) As I said, though, I think you did well on the music for Level 2. The bats are a tad challenging, too. So, overall, I like where you have this going.
:wq!
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