haha! that slide trick is nice stuff!
can't wait to try that to impress some friends

you still have two icons more than the ones on my desktop,

i like it as i like eating spaghetti with cheese whiz.

what is your favorite dish? and what day of the week do you prefer eating it?

i've heard bounces are common phenomenon when games like this are created, because, mathematically, too much pressure exerted in one point results in the object "bouncing." haven't heard this kind of thing in a long time, though, because i'm out of "game development."

ive sent an email (doubt that's him, though).

yes, i have googled for them in the past... maybe it could be asked in an email!

in my opinion you write many useless posts.

how is it that we don't have any photos of the author?

so both bounces and supervolts could originally have been something unplanned. what makes me curious, are the reasons behind results of both these phenomenons: - why does the pressing of the brakes under pressure makes such a violent push in a direction perpendicular to the ground? - why does the si...

wait... weren't we talking about changing fps in the middle of a run, or was that just me?

the word "bug" means a fault in a program caused by bad judgment/ignorance/inattention. you said you thought that: - bounces are bugs (i.e. not intended); - supervolts were planned, so they are not bugs; - bug concerning supervolts is that one side doesn't work correctly. if the latter poi...

is the supervolt considered a bug?
is the bounce considered a bug?

i.e. have the author planned them or they just happened without him intentionally planning them to?


edit: tweaked topic title

imo changing vsync in-game is one of these things not to be implemented.

i has hidden message

hexeditor wrote:circular, that are really objects contacting the ares?

are the contact objects really are that circular? e.g. head, killers, etc.

go wr, go go!

yeah, john drives, pawq compiles. :)

western wrote:something is hidden in the picture.

invert colors in mspaint (ctrl-i), and that gives twin peaks:

oh yeah, that works! good idea, zebra. i've also checked with other resolutions: 1280*800 (available) - normal-sized pixels 1440*900 (available) - normal-sized pixels 1680*1050 (available) - normal-sized pixels 1920*1200 (available) - normal-sized pixels 2560*1600 (twice 1280*800) - bloated pixels 3...

SmaXa wrote:i suggest maybe turning down your res to play elma?

no. turning it down causes me headaches and unprecedented eye fatigue.

hello everybody. im currently playing elma (ive downloaded upgrade from v1.0 to v1.2 very final), on my monitor of 2560*1600 resolution. the resolution i need is not present in ElmaConf12wide (maximum available is 1920*1200), so id need to put it higher. ive downloaded hex editing programs, but i th...