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I would enter this contest. I've needed a reason to create a dungeon for a very long time. I like the sound of encouraging people to work on their HotOHR games by wrapping up a dungeon into a self contained game. Obviously in that case using graphics from Vikings should not be required, though I als...

What did you have in mind by "other things"?

I'm skeptical that non-OHR users/players can be convinced that they should fund a site specifically to help OHR users sell their games: can such tiny markets attract buyers? Launching the project on Kickstarter seems like an odd move.

Giz's house with a portal on the ground floor is the one with a few sheep inside.

My sister left stackloads of glowstone in a chest in the nether near a fortress nearly a year ago. I wonder if it's still there?! If someone finds it, take it and spare us the trouble.

Oh, surprise Having another archive of OHR games may not be a bad thing. There isn't enough activity to justify a 3rd forum, but that argument doesn't apply to game lists. So what's the Kickstarter funding for? Speaking of forums... the Old OHRRPGCE HelpMe forum has finally dropped off the face of t...

Interesting bug. It's certainly not meant to happen; I'll fix it when I have time. Thanks for the report.

I imagined it would be bigger! Well, anyway, what kind of sandstone blocks?

(Thankfully?) I have absolutely zero time for MC for the next two weeks. When I come back, I hope I don't go overboard on the library, desert terraforming, or whatever other megaproject is in the pipes

Thanks, fixed.

Pleased to hear! You're finding time to do that, and work on your game, and write ridiculously long posts to your dev blog 5 times a day? And you might even have a job?

Oh, how lonely the Recent Changes page is :( It's too bad everyone is working on their games! Maybe we need to wait and revive this effort after the end of the HotOHR contest. If this effort is stalled, then I am going to copy the new main HOWTO page to "New HOWTO" and then revert it. I've...

If it's that much trouble, here's the full function script, is wall, x1, y1, x2, y2, begin variable &#40;xdiff, ydiff, xstep, ystep, i, x, y&#41; xdiff &#58;= x2 -- x1 ydiff &#58;= y2 -- y1 # assuming xdiff, ydiff not both 0 if &#40;abs&#40;xdiff&#41; <= abs&#40;ydiff...

Thanks for mentioning it. I notice that it happens if you quit Game while in Custom's quit game menu. Anyway, the code could be more robust.

But quitting while Game is running is always harmless; it just forces it to quit.

You probably have the illusion that your iswall function works well because all your walls are large rectangles and you haven't tried the (literal!) corner cases. Oh, it turns out that the pseudocode I gave IS for a form of Bresenham's algorithm (if you do the rounding carefully). I don't know what ...

Your iswall function is really not right. Instead of stepping along a line between the hero and the guard, you're checking for walls along two orthogonal lines from the guard. You can use Bresenham's algorithm, but you can get away with something simpler, using fixed-point arithmetic. Psuedo-code: #...

I doubt that's true based on the amount of bedrock mining I've seen that you've done! I've had pretty bad luck myself too though. Those are all Jabber's tools, of course. Are you building any more rail lines? I still haven't seen the one going north (?) of Mt James. I have nearly a full stack of iro...

I suggest using the NPC debugger (Ctrl+F11) to check what ID numbers the chickens on your map have. You can use the script debugger to check that the timer triggering the chicken script is also ticking over smoothly.

If your roguelike is anything like Legacy, I think I would want to play it :)