Scratch

eh...I guess I wouldn't call mine a company...but rather a common tag for programmers that work together...it's just a dream of mine that it becomes a real company in the future.

How many of the collaborations have actually created anything?
I know that Homemade Inc has (they have their own gallery).
Perhaps it's easier to get people to join a group if the group has already shown itself to be producing worthwhile things that people would like to be associated with.

Guess I'm in the same boat as you Eyra, nobody feels like collaborating with me, guess I'm too new and don't have enough projects to show the world.  I will get on that.

alright, do you have any ideas? i'm at work so I can't actually code, but I can brainstorm, and what are you best at with scratch?

What was the game that you were working on and what was the bug, and I'll see if I can help out.

I will take a look at it tonight for you, i can't look at the code while i'm at work, but when i get home i'll look at it, my guess would just be that you need to hide the enemies once they've been touched by the laser's explosion or something like that, but i'll take a look at it tonight.  If you wanted to check out my Contra game, see if you can find a good way for me to make that background scroll, i can't seem to find a full proof way.

lol, thank you for the suggestion, but from everything that I've seen, my background will be much more complex than most of the examples that are out there, I'm trying to seamlessly string together about 20 different images.  I've had glimpses of it working, then glimpses of really bad bugs, so I dunno, I need some people to actually look at it and help me to come up with a solution.  I can't do anything while i'm at work here, but tonight i'm gonna keep working on it and see if i can get it working myself, but thank you again for the suggestion and yes, there are many good examples out there for either repeating or simple scrolling.  mine is just more complex. (added is the fact that the images aren't as wide as the stage)

I know, I talk to Mayhem, it's just a little bit different implementation, but again, thank you for suggesting it.  If Mayhem wanted to look at my code and tell me what I'm doing wrong, I would not be opposed to it either.