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Mar 17, 2006, 10:24am

An Alpha World the deck of card textures are the smallest names so I use
them... "ac." is the first.

If its an underground trigger I like to use "psy" or "psy1." so I can find
it easily.

"fw", "fw1." are black with no mask and "awd8." with a mask is invisible.

Note that if you do not put the dot after the texture name then it will add
a "1" to the texture name. Hence "psy" and "psy1." are equivilant.

~ Justin

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Mar 27, 2006, 10:40pm

I was clearing through my old telegrams and found this one:

Telegram from HighFlier, sent Fri Aug 19, 2005 2:21 AM:
Just In, I just love your object yard if I have never told you before. It's
the best one in all of AW. I find it so easy to find things here and I love
the fact that's it's condenced because I can go to higher vis and see almost
everything in one view angle. Thanks for building it. I use it often. HF

I thought a bit of self promo wouldn't hurt - so if you haven't been there
already come check it out...

AlphaWorld 489.6S 385.7W 0.1a 180

Any suggestions are welcome.

~ Justin

Apr 13, 2006, 10:39pm

Why not simply put "animate object texture 1 1 0, astop" ? The texture
would be applied once only.

~ Justin

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Apr 15, 2006, 12:48am

Cool - even better - use the texture command... in 4 seperate poles at the
corners of a square, with all target objects placed within the square. So
that no matter what direction you come from there will always be a pole
created after all the target objects.

That idea is also mentioned on your tips page, but with using just two
poles. I'm not so keen on using only two.

~ Justin

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May 29, 2006, 6:57am

Lady Murasaki

1) Remove "float:floatleftClear" from your h3 css
2) Add "position: relative;" to your h3 css
3) Add <br clear="all" /> after <p><img .... />text goes here</p> tag

Regards, Justin


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Jun 21, 2006, 8:27pm

Does anyone know if Alex is making bots for AW 4.1?

~ Justin

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