Recent content by Rhuan

Captain: Sorry if I didn't say much... With nothing coming from you and no way to contact you I just moved on to all the other things I have to do... I will of course still be here if the project is continuing though.

I guess I could do red particle animations for pokemon leaving and entering pokeballs, if the captain wants it.

Don't make use of sphere.sourceforge.net the versions there are all way out of date. That site is a relic. spheredev.org is the place to go for all things sphere.

As far as I know, our maps are basically based on the anime. With the Captain's imagination to fill in the gaps.

Sphere is written in an ugly bodged up mix of C and C++. The problem with porting it to any other platform is all it's dependencies. There are loads of them and porting them can take hours, seriously, the chance of sphere running on anything other than linux, mac and windows in the foreseeable...

That sounds like a good way to start an AI, though it may lead to some repetitive tactics, (using the most effective move repeatedly) probably optimal though.

No animations... Come on Waudby, you can do better than that.

Sphere on DS would require someone to put in a heck of a lot of work to port the back end. And I really can't see it happening. Sorry.

Variant conceptor = produces concepts for variants, so yeah, just coming up with ideas.

If you have a linux box, see if you can get sphere running on it now, why wait?

Sorry, I don't have linux, it's just a case of following these instructions to get sphere running on your linux box: http://www.spheredev.org/wiki/Sphere:Latest#Linux (hopefully, I know linux machines can vary a lot) and then sticking waudby's game folder in the folder called games inside the...

Sphere runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. So Sphere games will run on Windows, Mac and Linux. You just have to get the correct version of sphere.

If you do that (include a PC copy of sphere), will you want me to post a mac version for you?

You can write your own word wrapping function, or you could look at: font_object.wordWrapString(string, width) - splits a string into an array of lines as if it were wrapped using font_object.drawTextBox(). You could then recombine those lines into one string with a "/n" inserted...

I keep getting free bits of time atm, (mainly as I'm too injured to do a lot of the things I like doing...) so if you have a coding problem I am available quite a bit atm.