Originally posted by Private Adamant

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The entire Gradius/Nemesis/Salamander/Life Force/Vulcan Venture/whatever series is a horribly confusing mess of games with different names in different regions, sligthly changed variations, ports with different names, and so on.

The Gradius Base has a fairly comprehensive list of the series, which is useful if you don't want to download 20 copies of the same game while looking for something you haven't played.

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Originally posted by Colleen

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Probably unlocked by beating games in the collection. A few items per game most likely.

I must play Sonic CD one day, I hear that's pretty much the only "must-have" game in the collection.

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Originally posted by Bella

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I haven't really played many SNES games but I did like The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario World..I think it was Yoshi's Island. I didn't have a Nintendo when I was younger so recently in the past few years I've played a little of some of the games..I played some of FF 5 and 6 too but I haven't finished those. I have to start over again .

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Originally posted by Elric

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Go through every file, and look for $root. When you find it, replace it with the path to the required file in question. For example, editmods.php looks like this:

require '../lib/function.php';
$windowtitle = "$boardname - Forum Moderators";
$usebase=1;
require $root.'/lib/layout.php';

Replacing require $root.'/lib/layout.php'; with require '../lib/layout.php'; should work...

Leaving $root alone in function.php shouldn't cause any problems, since after you remove it from the other files, nothing will call it.

On a side note, I noticed that there's another $root var in function.php:

//$root = $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/board";
$root = "/home/devacmlm/webroot"; //FIX THIS - ||bass

Has anyone tried uncommenting the first $root, and commenting the 2nd one? Also, if protector.php is in the same dir, why does it have this:

require $root.'/lib/protector.php';

Maybe that's what's causing problems with $root? Or maybe it's because the path for $root is surrounded by "quotes" instead of 'apostrophies' like other paths?

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Originally posted by Bella

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I will for sure..I did plan on it this summer. I had the games I wanted to start off playing on the computer but then all of a sudden school started .

Yeah, I can't believe I didn't get into the system when I was younger. My dad bought me Genisis and I'd argue with my cousins that it was better but now I'm realizing the great games SNES had to offer.

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Originally posted by Elric

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You shouldn't HAVE to have your board at board.yoursite.com. If they hadn't rushed the development of the board, it wouldn't be a problem. Then again, if they had just left well enough alone, and followed the idiom, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it", there'd not be problems.

Did you try doing 'board/lib/funtion.php';?

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Originally posted by jman2050

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Bah, too much dashing And who was playing that? He could use a few pointers or two...
[/nit picking]

Seriously though, quite awesome. I honestly can't wait to see what else you have in store for us, and with the event code cracked, seems you can be very creative in how the game flows and such. Oh, and the music rules

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Originally posted by Elric

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Yeah, my /board/ dir is in the /public_html/ dir. I don't have a /admin/ dir, though, since I'm using v1.92.

So, you're saying that even if you have /admin/ in your /public_html/ dir, it still won't work?

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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Originally posted by ||bass

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I'm going to start a 2.0 feature request thread soon. Imm going to take the 2.0 dev forum off staff only and make it public soon.

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This made me wonder -- if you're recoding the whole thing, why not calli t ||bassboard? If none of the code is Acmlm's, then it's not exactly an Acmlmboard anymore, is it?

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