Ok, I did it - and again lost those 2 solutions, but anything else works normally now, no bookmarking-problems. The solutions had gone without becaming bookmarks. |
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Tom, I'm sorry, I can't remember for sure... All I know is that I did had a problem with those bookmarks, it did bookmark and bookmark and bookmark again and again - whenever I tried to open a bookmark it did bookmark the actual situation instead of opening an existent bookmark. Or something like that! There had been a real bookmark-problem with those 2 levels - but I can't explain it any better and as I said, can't remember exactly what was going on.
I still have one backup old version of the game - I could try to upgrade that one and look what will happen. |
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5730. Tom 7 (h-66-167-250-202.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
20 Apr 2007 01:26:41
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Kirima: Did those 2 solutions become bookmarks? I'm interested because if solutions disappear, it might be because I introduced a bug in the game rules, which is something serious I'd like to look into. |
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5729. Tom 7 (h-66-167-250-202.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
20 Apr 2007 01:25:15
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Sophia: well, upgrading means writing in the package. I guess on OSX you could still write the save file in the user's home directory and allow administrators to update from in-game (if I could do that administrator password prompt thing), although it's tricky because you also want the user to be able to update the collection of levels, and I think that's not something you want only administrators to do... which means reconciling that there are some set of levels that "come with" the single installation of the game, but the user can choose to supplement (or reduce?) those by updating from the server or creating his/her own, etc. Generally I think it works better if there's just one copy of the app per user that wants to use it, especially since I think multi-user systems are pretty rare. |
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Tom, I had only lost 2 solutions, no problem. |
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Why would that preclude self-upgrade? |
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Well, I'm working on a multiuser version for linux where the data are stored elsewhere, but it removes a bunch of functionality (like the ability to self-upgrade)... I can't say I like it very much but if people will want to install it, I'll give 'em the option! |
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5725. Tom 7 (c-24-131-65-110.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) –
19 Apr 2007 00:49:52
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Oooooh yeah ZIBBED!!
It's not a certainty, but the plan is certainly to finish this summer... |
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5724. Amy M. (user-0c2h5k7.cable.mindspring.com) –
18 Apr 2007 23:03:14
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Did you know that you were sharing a building with none other than the big Mr. Zibs last night (and 16,000 of his closest pals)? He saved a rally towel for me. Did you know that my dog has a blog devoted to him? It's at houndlynugget.blogspot.com. Are you really going to graduate this year? If we were racing then BASTARD. If not then congrats. |
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5723. Schoolkid (203-158-35-71.dyn.iinet.net.au) –
18 Apr 2007 22:51:21
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THANK YOU SO MUCH to Just Another Random guy. Your advice on how to make a space name really helped! Thanks! |
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5722. does it matter (198-237-180-60.wesd.org) –
18 Apr 2007 18:05:21
[ Axe Throw ]
crazy good!!! |
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I'm telling you again Tom, your user data storage approach in Mac OS X is ridiculous. I know you wanna keep all your code the same across platforms as much as possible, but if there's one thing that should get some "special" treatment... |
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5720. Tom 7 (gs82.sp.cs.cmu.edu) –
18 Apr 2007 13:16:15
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J, yeah, the only hard part was the ACH logo.. it's too risky to do halftones which is bad for those gradients! |
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Oh man, the front is great. Evil man eating dice FTW! |
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5718. jcreed (pool-71-240-60-22.pitt.east.verizon.net) –
18 Apr 2007 10:34:43
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Nice set of puns! I especially like the Moore's Law one. I'm also pleased the sigbovik logo stands up to B&W treatment decently. |
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Murphy's Law Insurance
because everything goes wrong at the worst time |
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Now there is no more time to contribute. |
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Aragorn, maybe your problem is getting inside the Escape "package". Try control-clicking on the Escape icon and then selecting "show package contents" from the menu that appears. Your player file should be in Contents-->MacOs. After you download the new version from the web site, drag your player file from the old package into the same location in the new package. |
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Thank you everyone. There is still time to contribute. |
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5712. Tom 7 (h-66-167-250-202.phlapafg.dynamic.covad.net) –
17 Apr 2007 13:58:00
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Did you try the instructions on my comment above that begins "I did the OSX release..."? What goes wrong? |
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Great Game!
I'm playing on a mac G5 w/ OS 10.4
I can't seem to upgrade to the new version and find my player Id file.
I read the forum comments, no help. Any assistance would be appreciated.
thanks |
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5710. Sophia (76.24.15.3) –
16 Apr 2007 16:34:04
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Hee hee funny nubbies, you are a good academic. |
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Complexity Games, Inc. SATisfaction guaranteed, and much, much more! PSPACE-complete or your money back!
Well, maybe you can come up with something around it anyway :) |
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Berge's Graphs: Perfect Every Time |
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