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  1. Jeez this was on the second page :(
  2. I hate you because your post count is exactly 200 at the moment!
  3. You mean invent a different IP address for your computer? If so, I THINK that you can only change a few numbers on your IP address (usually the last couple of numbers) since the first lot of numbers depend on your location, ISP etc. and the last few numbers can be different computer terminals in your building. I can't remember how to do this though. Although, what I just said could be a complete load of rubbish. Hope it helped anyway.
  4. Gamemaker is probably the easiest way to make games. You don't have to do any programming at all to make simple games. Heres the link: http://www.yoyogames.com/make
  5. Granted, but you soon get a sore rear end since there is no such thing as an "air cushion." I wish I could write as well as Roald Dahl.
  6. No need to get so crazy, I'm sure he has it saved somewhere else as better quality (note the big SAMPLE written across the image.) I like the two of your works. Maybe just work on the legs a little bit on the guy but it's a great effort for your first pixel. The background is also nice as well. You've done a great job on the grass but maybe just work on the texturing of the hills a little more since they're in great contrast from the foreground at the moment. Nice work so far hope we can see a finished product soon :)
  7. You could do that, but since it's a while loop that runs through all the rows in your database, the $title and $desc variable will always end up being related to the last row that it loops through. So I'd advise you to stick to doing the formatting in the loop. :D
  8. Hi Errdoth. First off. Yes and yes. This is how I'm interpreting what you want - <?php //Grabs the id from the URL $id = $_GET['id']; //Selecting the title, description etc. $query = "SELECT * FROM db_table WHERE id=$id"; $result = mysql_query($query); //Print the values out (with formatting) while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ echo ".$row['title'].""; //Prints out title echo ".$row['description'].""; //Prints out description } ?> This will grab and display the title and description for the post with the id from your URL. It will format it to some extent - The title will be in a div container called title and the description will be in a div container called description. The way it can be displayed can be changed easily. Here's another interpreted script. <?php //Selecting the title, description etc. $query = "SELECT title,id FROM db_table"; $result = mysql_query($query); //Print the values out (with formatting) while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ echo ''.$row['title'].""; //Prints out the title with a link to test.php?id=theid } ?> I hope that helped at all. If it didn't, let me know and I'll see what I can do :thumbsup:
  9. Thanks, but I don't believe it matters whether they're both Java based or not. I mean, we can see whether we have messages in our message centre in game and the message centre isn't built with java. There is also a feature where we can log into the highscores and see our friend's highscores. Both the highscores (not in java) and the game (in java) can access the friends list. Thirdly, there's a quest help page (not in Java) where we get access to the quests we've done or quests that we're working on in game. I'm not saying it would be as easy as any of these examples, I'm just saying that it could be done.
  10. Nice idea. Rarely have I seen an idea so well written and thought out. I support for sure and I hope this catches the eye of Jagex.
  11. Thankyou. Brilliant idea there too. I've changed the color of the text to a blue. Please tell me what you think of it :thumbsup:
  12. I have a lovey bunch of coconuts. I'm sure you do \
  13. Yeah, I was thinking about that, because as you said, hundred of replies per day is a bit much.
  14. Hey, thanks, I'm really glad you said that. I am actually doing a pretertiary Computer Science course where I am infact learning Java and I've been programming for several years now, so I DO realise that it wouldn't be all that straight forward to do. But what I DO believe is that it would be able to be done efficiently and wel (read my post a little bit above for my reasoning.) Thanks for your post!
  15. True, but I can't think of of anything to replace it that would be much shorter.. "You have a reply to," "There has been a reply to," any suggestions? Plus isn't there a limit to the length of a thread title? Thanks the support anyway!
  16. Thanks for the support first off. In my humble opinion I think it would be possible. I mean, the game already interacts with the message center to some extent - When you log on you are able to find out if you have messages in it or not. Plus we can't forget the many talented people who work at Jagex who have brought us such things as The Knowledge Base and RuneScape. But that's just my opinion, anyway. Thanks everyone else for all the positive replies :)
  17. Thanks! And yes, now I usually do say pm me, but there are some people who prefer to post a reply instead. Cheers for the support anyway!
  18. Someone Has Replied! = The Idea = This idea first came to me whilst I was trying to buy some coconuts on the official RuneScape forums. I replied to a thread wherin a player was selling coconuts. I asked to buy some, and then waited. After ten or so minutes of waiting, I began to wonder whether this player was still online, or whether he was online but has forgotten about his thread. This got me thinking - How many times had I started a thread selling something and then got back into the game and completely forgot about it? LOTS OF TIMES. Yes, there were plenty of times that I had forgotten about my thread or was too busy in the game to check it, and when I finally remembered it was there, there was a lot of people wondering why I hadn't replied? (Mostly abusive, I may add.) So, I thought, what can be done about this? The answer - When someone replies to your thread in the forums, a message is sent to you in game, telling you that someone has replied to your thread. The message will look something like this: So now, when you see that message you can slap yourself on the head and say, "Ohh, that's right, I was selling some coconuts!" And the world would be a better place. Extras - There will be an option when posting to turn in-game replies ON or OFF. - The message in game will be classed under the "Trade" category. Why I think it CAN be done A summary The idea is for some sort of communication between the game and the official forums. If and when someone replies to your thread in the Forums, you will recieve an in-game message, something like: Player-X has replied to your thread, "Selling Coconuts," in the forum "Farming." Thankyou for reading my thread. Suggestions, complements, constructive criticism and your support would all be graciously accepted.
  19. I had Norton's on my old computer but when I got my new one I decided to go against it.. Norton's was way too slow and dare I say 'demanding.' So on this one I have McAfee. Good choice :)
  20. Wow, it looks pretty cool, but I don't really think it's hypnotising. Nice job anyway :)
  21. Yeah great idea mate, I've always thought something like this was needed - you've done well making the pictures too. Support.
  22. This would be a good idea, if it weren't for the whole cheating thing. Alas for cheaters :notalk:
  23. Once your clip is on the timeline, right click it and select Video Effects.. Then scroll down in the effects and add 'Speed up double.' You can add it multiple times to speed it up more \
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