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Sure enough, I'll bet that would be easier, after I train myself to it...
You do know why them QWERTY keyboards are so popular? [/hyperbole]
Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:12 pm 
Fri Apr 29, 2011 12:10 am
james wrote:
Right-drag while using the clone tool recenters it.
Thank you.
I haven't found any new bugs so far.
Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:34 pm
Will downloading the Nightly on the OHR's page work? I always use the SDL/native backend (it had something to do with music looping, I think), and I want to continue doing so to test.
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Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:59 pm
msw188 wrote:
Will downloading the Nightly on the OHR's page work? I always use the SDL/native backend (it had something to do with music looping, I think), and I want to continue doing so to test.
Yes, the nightly will work, but the bugs I am most interested in squashing right now are all related to the gfx_directx backend and the music_sdl backend.
Sat Apr 30, 2011 4:36 am
Neospade: I can confirm the screwed up graphics when fullscreening, occasionally. Windows xp here.
Sun May 01, 2011 5:27 am
msw188 wrote:
Will downloading the Nightly on the OHR's page work? I always use the SDL/native backend (it had something to do with music looping, I think), and I want to continue doing so to test.
Bug 469. I don't see an improvement there (though I only tested that one MIDI you attached), but the one thing that the newer SDL_mixer.dll does fix is removing hiccups at the end of looping music other than MIDI. (However, I'm going to have to replace it to fix small sound effects being garbled.)
Sun May 01, 2011 10:06 pm
The latest RC/nightly build has more gfx_directx fixes. This should fix the graphical glitches caused by the taskbar, and it should fix the slowness that was happening after alt+tabbing away from and back into the program.
Confirmation of these fixes would be much appreciated
Confirmation of these fixes would be much appreciated
Sun May 01, 2011 11:14 pm
I thought the slowdown was something wrong with my setup...
Whatever you did, it fixed it right up over here.
Whatever you did, it fixed it right up over here.
Thu May 05, 2011 6:44 pm
Today's RC build is expected to be the final one! This is your last chance to do last minute testing before Zenzizenzic releases!
Also check out the nifty new last-minute feature that allows you to compile a plotscript simply by importing it, No need to run hspeak.exe yourself! :)
Also check out the nifty new last-minute feature that allows you to compile a plotscript simply by importing it, No need to run hspeak.exe yourself! :)
Thu May 05, 2011 6:49 pm
You're the best, James.
Now if only the script could be imported straight from HamsterWhisper.
Now if only the script could be imported straight from HamsterWhisper.
Thu May 05, 2011 10:33 pm
James wrote:
Also check out the nifty new last-minute feature that allows you to compile a plotscript simply by importing it, No need to run hspeak.exe yourself! 
I assume we have to write in Hamster Whisper for this to work?
If this could also import and convert .TXT files and other commonly used script writing formats, then this would be perfect. As it stands, I still have to manually convert TXT to HSpeak just to make a compatible file.
Or am I doing something wrong?
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Thu May 05, 2011 11:01 pm
don't save it as .txt? you can save it as whatever you'd like from notepad
still, it would be useful to import .txt (or whatever) and read that instead
still, it would be useful to import .txt (or whatever) and read that instead
Thu May 05, 2011 11:10 pm
James Paige wrote:
Also check out the nifty new last-minute feature that allows you to compile a plotscript simply by importing it, No need to run hspeak.exe yourself! :)
Thu May 05, 2011 11:22 pm
All plotscript source files are plain text. No exceptions.
Hamster Whisper only works on plain text.
The file extension .hss or .txt only matters to windows for what action will be associated with the file when you double-click it.
The filename extension .hss or .txt does not matter in the slightest to hspeak.exe
The filename extension .hss or .txt does matter for the new feature in custom. Because .txt is usually used for non-plotscript files, the file browser does not display the .txt files, it only displays the .hss files
Hamster Whisper only works on plain text.
The file extension .hss or .txt only matters to windows for what action will be associated with the file when you double-click it.
The filename extension .hss or .txt does not matter in the slightest to hspeak.exe
The filename extension .hss or .txt does matter for the new feature in custom. Because .txt is usually used for non-plotscript files, the file browser does not display the .txt files, it only displays the .hss files
Fri May 06, 2011 1:16 am
I'm ready to enter the Hamsterspeak Obfuscation Contest
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