Dudecrush8

If someone wants to PM me a better image, I will gladly replace the Kebbit spike. However, the changes will not take effect for a rather long time due to circumstances beyond my control.

I selected a [item=6444] as the picture for all monsters because there is no pictures of monsters small enough to fit nicely into the forum text.

Fixed.

Welcome back! I remember reading your old blogs about mining rune and killing greaters for clues. Good luck getting it all back!

If you want to provide people with in inventory for, say, a boss guide. Just make a list of items with the [item] tag.

New Forum BBCodes We are pleased to present three brand new BBCodes for your enjoyment! Usable anywhere on the forums, these BBCodes allow you to link items, monsters and even worn item sets from Tip.It's databases. The information will appear right in your post! All images can be hovered to show the stats of the linked object. All images can be double clicked on to take you to the relevant page on the website. Clicking on the link does the same. Items You can link any item and have it appear inline in your post. For example I personally loved my [item=1787] to death (literally, it lost it's [item=3656] far too many times to count). But since Jagex released the [item=8919] I felt complled to move on to the more efficient of the two. And as much as I miss my [item=1787], the [item=8919] is pretty darn good. Syntax: [item=id] The id can be found in the URL on the item in the items database. For example in http://open.tip.it/items/view/3249-beer, the id would be 3249 Example: [item=3249] will become Beer. Monsters You can also link any monster in the same manner. For example, which is more profitable? [monster=988] or [monster=1223]s? Syntax: [monster=id] The id can be found in the URL on the item in the bestiary. For example in http://open.tip.it/bestiary/view/89-melzar-the-mad, the id would be 89 Example: [monster=89] will become Melzar the Mad. Sets Complete item sets my also be shown. For example: [set=aura:11898,head:82,cape:2237,neck:4309,weapon:7107,body:3337,legs:4615,gloves:4675,boots:7070,ring:842] Or, because I can (this is intentional): [set=aura:19,head:19,cape:19,neck:19,quiver:19,weapon:19,body:19,shield:19,legs:19,gloves:19,boots:19,ring:19] Syntax: [set=aura:id,head:id,cape:id,neck:id,quiver:id,weapon:id,body:id,shield:id,legs:id,gloves:id,boots:id,ring:id] You can omit any slot you want and it will appear blank. Example: [set=aura:19,head:19,cape:19,neck:19,quiver:19,weapon:19,body:19,shield:19,legs:19,gloves:19,boots:19,ring:19] will become a set with pitta bread in every slot. Credits Dudecrush8 MageUK

Great job Jagex! I'm so happy the law came firmly down on the side of proper game play.

Great idea. Very simple and feasible.

Tif name: Dudecrush8 Runescape Name: dudecrush8 Picture: Url: http://i.imgur.com/fGYuR.png

This lack of a "goodbye" disturbs me...

Don't be downers guys! Read around the forums and the site a bit. If something inspires you and makes you want to log back into RS, do it! Don't worry about the money, having given away your money shouldn't have an effect on weather you come back or not.

Excellent, well worded, well thought out and well researched guide! I often enjoy these more laid back ways of training. You should consider applying to the Tip It Crew, we are currently taking applications 'till the 24th here.

Thanks for clarifying! The timer now shows the time after the patch is fully grown, in addition to while its growing. Feel free to PM me with any further questions or concerns.

Thank you very much for submitting info! :thumbup: It would help loads if you happen to have a screenshot too; that way we can mark the drop as confirmed. For now, your drop has been added to the bestiary as unconfirmed, and you have been credited.

:blink: Grats!

Welcome to the Tip.It Forums! :thumbsup: The change you suggested (to show the time at which the crops should be finished) has been implemented and will go live soon! Bogsie edit: it's live.

Grats! *wishes he had the dedication to stay on one skill long enough to 99 it*

Good luck! :thumbsup:

My life is now complete. :D

In line 30 you are trying to call a function, not declare one. Thus you need to pass it the names of the actual variables. Line 30: numlines = readFile (infile, outfile, countMale, countFemale, sumMaleGPA, sumFemaleGPA);

Hello promise. For starters, your declaration of 'readFile' does not match you implementation. Line 9: int readFile (ifstream&, ofstream&); Line 66: int readFile (ifstream& input, ofstream& output, int& countMale, int& countFemale, double& sumMaleGPA, double& sumFemaleGPA) Also it appears you aren't calling 'readFile' with all the arguments. Line 30: numlines = readFile (infile, outfile);

Well, I wouldn't normally post, but Saradomin_Mage's post was so amazing I just had to post. Good luck! :thumbup:

Dem parents. :XD: One day you'll probably be saying that to your kids, and they's be like: "Mom! Those people are old." And you'll be so sad, and you'll post a blog on tif, and we'll all read it...