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Sanguinetti, are you getting the collision problems with the included obj files, or your own? It might be a problem with the obj file.

Re-pinning done :3

Having provision for the preset changing textures would be of great use. In any case, the more we implement, the better :3

Collaboration is an important part of progress; you guys should look over each others' work and fill in as many gaps as you can. That way we collectively have highly functional pieces of software. I think that's about the best I can offer regarding programming stuff these days ;

Yeah, bundling the map is fine, I made it as a test map, so I'll be glad to see it being used as such

Yeah, one is far nicer, two is very brown and uninteresting; there's not enough contrast.

Lordy, with this and Skyrim I'm going to be busy D:

Sweeeeeet :3

Yeah, per group works :3

You are a legend :3 Can you squeeze in texture tiling settings? Pretty please? :3

This really shows how far custom maps have come, given that this was all done with the importer :3

Of all the mentioned projects in that article, the Chrono Trigger 3D remake was the only one to actually get a cease and desist order. OOT2D just kept hitting walls with 3D concepts not translating well into 2D. ZFGC is fairly well alive, and there's a community fangame that's picked up a lot of steam and is progressing really well. Once you set something out into the world, you can either see fan projects as plagiarism or homage. The difference lies entirely with the intentions of the creator. I think people who make fan projects cop a lot of flak from the people who are just out to make money from someone else's idea, or even just steal it outright.

Yeah, I'm more or less with xdaniel on this. I do think that it's possible that certain stimuli can adversely affect brain function, but even if parts of this have some basis in fact; broadly it's BS.

Nice I take it this is more stuff on the back of porting instrument sets?

Sweet :3 Epic progress is epic

Here's my old test dungeon. It has 4 separate rooms. Anyone is free to use it as an example of building a dungeon mesh, I'm not using it for anything. http://www.sendspace.com/file/e74ex3

I love that Brotherhood follows the manga, given that the manga has such a rich story. The original TV series still has its merits as its own canon though, and I like both a lot.

I'd say the left booklet is a first edition AU/NZ book, going by the fact that it doesn't have the Shonen Jump addition to the logo, and that it uses actual promotional artwork, rather than a screencap edit. Also, I'd say it's a first edition based on the fact that it also lacks a version number. That tends to only appear on revisions to state that it's more up to date.

I'd say it's probable that the game was largely based on the original source code for the game, and Grezzo just made updates where required.

I tend to get around 100% speed, the lowest drop I usually get is around 45% during loading. The rest of the time the range is about 100-90%. That's on an i7 860 running at 2GHz per core (so running below spec), 16GB RAM at about 1033MHz and 2 Radeon 5770s.

Sweet work man, can't wait to see this in action when the custom mtl commands are implemented

I think they removed the ability to use it in the field because it partly overlapped with the warp songs. Perhaps Nintendo felt that it would have made the songs redundant?

I'm one of the older fixtures of the scene, though I wasn't active until around '05-'06 I think. I forget. I started with the absurd notion of turning the Windmill and Dampe's Grave into a small dungeon and bugged cooliscool almost every day for new features. My first big 'OMGYES' moment was when I finally made a ramp in the windmill part of the dungeon. The second was working out how to make the doorways work without Dampe. I've followed almost every branch of the community since the ZSO split. edit: I'm also very lazy. This has never changed.

His Faron Woods cover is really nice, too.

Ah, how kind of you to look after my hill for me. My Hill.