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I might have it on the old Windows box at home, but a) That's an old, crappy, not-running-well machine, b) the version of GlitterGold I had was probably really old, and c) I'm on vacation right now, so I can't get to it for two weeks or so.

Smultron, which could very well de described as the Notepad++ for Mac OS X. WYSIWYG Editors like Dreamweaver are just HORRID things. They need to be burned. Bonfire, anyone?

I'm curious. If it's not going to be a download, is it going to be browser based? Kinda like Pokémon Crater? I've been thinking of doing something like this myself, but I think I can make it so that you can walk around normally, as in using the arrow keys and such. Good luck with this!

Yeah, I know C++. We're working with Allegro at school, so I know I could use that, but it'd be so time consuming. Hmmm.... I thought those engines were all commercial engines. Anything free?

I always used to use RPG Maker 2k3/XP, but since I don't have Windows anymore, I have to find one that runs on Mac. From the list given, novashell is the only one, but it looks kinda..... complicated. I'll try messing around with it some more.

Now that I have a Mac, the only real way to make games like everyone else is to boot into Windows via Boot Camp. Surely, there has to be a way to make games on a Mac. I've looked into Cocoa a bit, but it seems a little too..... complicated. Is there some sort of game making software/SDK for Mac?

There's one new forum software called FlexBB. It's good when it comes to security. I've had no problems with it at all. And as far as I know, there are no security problems with it at all. The down side is that it's not hosted, and it doesn't have some of the great features of other forum...

Okay, what version of phpBB? 2 or 3?

Yeah, Tyler, that really helps. Anyway, what forum software are you using?

Thanks, guys, it's really great to be back. Vavaoom, I remember you!

I'm back! Sorry about just disappearing! I'm hoping to become active again.

Wow, how did I miss that? That would most certainly solve your problem.

People, this whole project is being made in RPG Maker XP. That's what he uses to map, create the battle system, and everything else.

But I'm looking at both his and yours side by side, and there's no difference. How could the form be the problem? And I would suggest adding mysql_error() to your die so you can see the actual reason for the error.

It wouldn't be the HTML, cause the PHP is generating that error. It's obviously a problem with your SQL statment, which is the following piece of code: Personally, I would change it to something like this: $result = mysql_query("INSERT INTO users (user, password) VALUES ('$user', '$pass')")...