Ive got these shoes for daily use (Nike Cheyenne): http://www.outfitter.de/bilder/306636-011.jpg But they are brown. I Also have some wrangler shoes, and some cheap-ass shoes for gymnastic at school. And then I have a pair of working shoes for when I go to work. (They are from my father actually) *z...

@ Tj, nah, don't worry... won't let that happen

Ok, Im 16 years old. I spend lots of tiem behind teh computer. It's my own computer. I have liek 6 other computers to. Enough computershit... I allways take my dog out for a walk in teh morning, mostly it's about 7:30 then. I Live at my parents house, teh house is gooood. I like to drive my moped. I...

For some reason I always drive that road when Im bored..

Hehe, yeah.. Hm. I think I understand kind of how it works now.. I'm pretty new to programming, though, been studying for half a year now.. So we'll just have to see how it turns out. =) Well, if you study programming you should know how to make this i guess... (me doesn't take lessons, cuz we don'...

Ah, ok

The funny thing is that were both now, on the same moment refreshing this topic, and replying... So I can understand that you missed a post

Well, i explain the entire LGR format in my post, so I really don't know why you don't understand it. When you want to extract only a few images you should read out the picture entries until you've found an entry with a filename of a picture you want to extract, and then write the pcx data of that p...

This is the LGR file format that i concluded... LGR Structure: ----------------------------------------------------- LGR Header: Offset: Length: Description: ----------------------------------------------------- 0 5 MagicChars (=LGR12) 5 4 Total Images. (t) 9 4 [Unknown] 13 4 Listed Images. (i) The ...

Even better would be a program which only extracts a few of the pictures, say the sky, ground, grass, biker, flower and apple. That way you could show the user a picture of how the LGR looks.. I found an application here on the forums by SectorZero which extracted all pictures to pcx. However, it e...

April fool @ badgerbadgerbadger.com

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My stats at this moment: Completed Data Units: 41 Total Computing Time: 534 hr 25 min 59.5 sec lol noob my stats: My stats at this moment: Completed Data Units: 4619 Total Computing Time: 79960 hr ?? min ??.? sec (its really my dads stats but i can lie a little, can i?) :X Don't post these. -Abula

Ow, I just saw it was ez to join...
I own a few

Seti@Home is cool, and a very good project.And it's nice that you can see all the statistics etc on the homepage. I run the program very often.

My stats at this moment:

Completed Data Units: 41
Total Computing Time: 534 hr 25 min 59.5 sec

Ill check this team stuff out in a few days...

I made a standalone program to extract LGR's not very usefull because ALE can do this, but I wanted to code something.

http://sectorzero.zapto.org/elma/downlo ... xtract.zip

<EasyGijs> Damn I am worst at DutchElma

Ky.Jelly wrote:You can not go wrong with site.

Yes you can, it's down

I only draw levels before making them, but they drawings are so ugly I don't post them.

That Twin Peaks drawing is cool.

And i didn't know that there was a prog that calculated average tt

Ofcourse that doesn't work, because then the entire offset is wrong!

Yep, and it works...

it just takes the first 2 decimales. So your counter always gives the same time or a lower one then Balazs' counter, never a higher one. You are right but i can fix this is guess... The really strange thing is, that at some levels the difference is 2 hundreds of a second, so that can't be a roundin...

I made a program to calculate average times and average tt, but the average times can differ 1 centisecond if i compare with Balazs' average counter. Now my question is, does he calculate to milliseconds, to get a more exact time, or does he just add 1 centisecond to each time?

Whee, I added a downloads page which now contains 1 program
http://sectorzero.zapto.org/elma/?page=downloads

If anyone is interrested in that level called "Gold Mine", it's MOPCU038 and you can download it here. I got it from this link on the moposite.

Flat Tracker wrote:I would like to have Dariuz on that list too, he's the best dutch kuski.

I mailed him (quite a while ago), but haven't received anything back (yet).

Hell no i am farsund ---------> TT:01:01:14:27
(17:44:32 - Wednesday - 28/01/2004)

Hi, A while ago, Flattracker asked me if it wouldn't be nice if the dutch kuskis would have their own website. I thought about it once before, and now I decided to make one. This website has the times, totaltimes and replays off several kuskis which I have added during the development. The website s...

When is this +10 minutes version coming?

Lol I use elma language almost everyday by calling people mongos etc.
My family hears me saying those words to which caused my mum to call
me a mongo one time when I did something wrong