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Coby
Posted on 11-19-07 11:01 PM, in Oi, New Scheme! Link | Quote | ID: 70403


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Posted by blackhole89
Font sizes can be manually adjusted in edit profile...

... And don't change the text in question. Well not for me anyway. :o

Coby
Posted on 11-28-07 04:32 PM, in Computer died Link | Quote | ID: 70843


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Last view: 4194 days 		While Windows was logging on all of a sudden the computer shut down instantly and refuses to start back up. I've tried switching the switch on the back on and off, using a different power cable, etc.. But can't get it to boot up. My take is this is the power supply's fault and that it just burned through or something. But I didn't detect any smoke or burned smell or anything. Also it does nothing at all when you try to make it start up, no beeps or anything. Like it doesn't get its power.. That's why I guess it's the power supply.
Does anyone have any idea?
Specs are:
64bit AMD mobo
2.2 Ghz AMD cpu
200 GB HDD
ATI Radeon X800 PRO
Windows XP SP2

Coby
Posted on 12-03-07 10:40 PM, in Computer died Link | Quote | ID: 71142


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Last view: 4194 days 		It was the power supply. It's fixed now though

Coby
Posted on 04-13-08 10:59 PM, in terrapin needs a smoke Link | Quote | ID: 81849


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Last view: 4194 days 		Fun fact: this was an april's fool article from a Belgian newspaper.
Look at how the cigarette is in his mouth.

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Posted on 04-30-08 06:54 PM, in terrapin needs a smoke Link | Quote | ID: 82577


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Posted by Ailure
Posted by Coby
Fun fact: this was an april's fool article from a Belgian newspaper.
Look at how the cigarette is in his mouth.
Hmm, which newspaper may I ask?

www.hbvl.be
It was a "April's fool funny newspaper edition" wich you can still order and wich was directed by Urbanus, a famous Belgian artist.

Coby
Posted on 06-15-09 06:15 PM, in Kawa's Map Editor Creation Tutorial Link | Quote | ID: 108724


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Last view: 4194 days 		Hey Kawa, remember me?
I must congratulate you on this splendid tutorial (Jij gekke Hollander jij)
This finally gives me an idea on how to start making level editors after all these years :p

Anyhow, I'm trying to port your code to VB.net (because we didn't learn C# yet, I know OO-Java and it looks like the syntax is about the same but fuck it :p) because I thought it would be a nice way of flexing my vb skillz (although most of the code is the same, spare for the syntax difference).

So, everything works fine up until now, just whenever I try to call the function drawTile(x,y,map(x,y)) VB gives a System.NullreferenceException.

Note that when I just call drawTile(x,y,0) then it goes fine 


Public Sub drawTile(ByVal x As Integer, ByVal y As Integer, ByVal tileno As Integer)

That's how I declared the drawTile sub, and I just call it like 

       For x As Integer = 0 To mapWidth
            For y As Integer = 0 To mapHeight
                Try
                    drawTile(x, y, map(x, y))
                Catch ex As Exception
                    MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString)
                End Try

            Next
        Next

Don't mind the try-catch.

Anyhow, do you (or anyone else) have any idea why it's going fubar on me? Am I missing something really stupid or am I doing something totally wrong? :o


P.S. Sorry for just barging in like that after all these years :p
P.P.S. For those who don't know or remember me, I used to own the ExGFX Workshop

Coby
Posted on 06-15-09 06:43 PM, in Kawa's Map Editor Creation Tutorial Link | Quote | ID: 108728


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Posted by Kawa
You forgot to initialize map[,]. Make sure that you do Map = new int[MapWidth, MapHeight]; too.

That was from the C# code, just in case. I'll leave the VB translation to you.

I do that.. I just forgot to copy it, before those loops I have 

dim map(mapWidth,mapHeigth) as integer
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