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Hardmath123 wrote:

johndo77 wrote:

200th

By the way, the theme designers are done so all we need to do is wait for two more graphic designers to sign up.

Ok, I'm looking out for good graphic-ed projects to recruit people. Do you know there's a HUGE collection of space sprites? Check it out!

EDIT: Here's something. If you like it, I'll ask JonathanPB to join.

I don't think he drew them himself.

Hardmath123 wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

Good idea. I think that'll work. Thanks a lot!

-Hardmath123

Now the question is, which chat client do we use?

3 ideas:

the link I've mentioned before many times, for the record: HAS ANYBODY SEEN THIS YET?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Club penguin.

A mesh project. All you need is:

Code:

forever:
ask: your comment here \/
add [answer] to [list: Chat1]
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I'll post it if you want.



I'm surprised I haven't gotten randomly logged out yet! Oh, and congratulations, you're reaching-wait for it- 200 replies  !

Alright. We'll use my panther chat project. I'll upload it to a temporary page on the website.

cozmic wrote:

I am a great artist who can mimic ALOT of art techniques. I could be a graphics designer.

sure.

brettman98 wrote:

I can be your last graphics designer for the game, by the way, what's the game about?

The game is called Timecraft, we have more detail on the home page of our website, its in some of our signatures.

XplodingEggs wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

Should we wait for Scratch 2.0 for the programming? It could improve quality, but since we will be new to it, it might be better to use what we know well.
I don't think it will matter.
I can't download. Can I use Experimental viewer?
If you don't care for uber lagginess, go ahead.
Also, who posts the finished project? SRRCollab or SRR(normal)?
It's going to be on the weebly website, so I guess I post it. It's probably going to be to big for the normal website.
Will it have mesh capability?
Obviously. It'll use Panther for that.

So, if we only post it on the weebly website, then will we have another project that we all post on our own accounts with a link to the project, and they can leave their comments on the project there, or just SRR could post it, but I dunno really....
And also, if it has mesh capability then would it be just two people at once, or would it be able to have a map that has enough room for more than that, perhaps 8 at once or more?

Mesh can connect infinite computers until it doesn't have enough memory left for all of them.

Could you add me to the discussion?

So what are we waiting for now?

XplodingEggs wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

Should we wait for Scratch 2.0 for the programming? It could improve quality, but since we will be new to it, it might be better to use what we know well.
I don't think it will matter.
I can't download. Can I use Experimental viewer?
If you don't care for uber lagginess, go ahead.
Also, who posts the finished project? SRRCollab or SRR(normal)?
It's going to be on the weebly website, so I guess I post it. It's probably going to be to big for the normal website.
Will it have mesh capability?
Obviously. It'll use Panther for that.

So, if we only post it on the weebly website, then will we have another project that we all post on our own accounts with a link to the project, and they can leave their comments on the project there, or just SRR could post it, but I dunno really....
And also, if it has mesh capability then would it be just two people at once, or would it be able to have a map that has enough room for more than that, perhaps 8 at once or more?

Well, with that it all comes down to how much space on the maps there is.

Necromaster wrote:

Well anyway. IDEA: For meshing, we could set up a gigantic server in which you could host and join games from different people.

PS: You might also have to make an account...Quite easy on panther.

Good idea. Who has a computer with a crazy amount of RAM? (I've only got 2 gigs)

1) Now
2) & 3) Website Forums

I posted some robot sprites on my account. What do you think?

i'm been watching the theme discussion and i jsut want to say that a turn based strategy game would be much easier (think Fire Emblem type).  no pathfinding, and simper AI programming.  also, 3D terrain/maps are way too complicated for scratch.  try different graphic tiles to represent different altitudes.