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Okay, I've be looking a lot throughout the internet but couldn't find much. Doesn't anyone know where to find algorithms for this? I'm also looking for algorithms for the random generation of dungeons ...

I played your game, and I'm impressed! You did a hell of a job there!

The engine is powerful and flexible. We can run sequences with or without taking away the control of the player. Every object could start a sequence. For example, one could script rats simply wanderin ...

Okay, I've been improving some drawbacks of the RPG. Ofcourse you could save all the objects and their properties to a file. But we also have sequences running in the script at any time. I'm not sure ...

Ah, okay. Thanks a lot, I will discuss it with Bjorn. Save files may be easy to implement as long as your engine is not to complicated. In case of the BBRPG, for example, one can switch between the Bl ...

Bjorn, I think you should not also take into account the mark Janus gave to our RPG. It's even better! Because our 6 pulls the average up. It should be something between
((5.75 * N) - 6)/(N-1) and (( ...

Okay, my turn.

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Before and after I went to the hairdresser, two years ago. :p

We already had the music done the first of januari, but my brother Jasper lost his connection to the internet and wasn't able to upload the music. There still had to be done a little work on implement ...

I have thought about this for a short time (and discussed it with Bjorn), but I don't want to do a terrible job compared to what's already done. Probably a lot of people must have studied the problem. ...

Lately I've become interested in random generation in RPG's. Especially in random generating a worldmap (i.e. roughly generating the landscape (sea, mountains etc.), generating rivers, vegetation etc. ...

I don't think it's worth arguing about who's being rude to who; I think it's better to stick to the topic. Let's get to why we're in this topic: to improve our own and eachothers skills by feedback.
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Great idea. I'm in. (That is, together with Bjorn and some others.)

Ah, great!

Looks great. What's the license?

Hi Bjorn! They say you can recognise a good Guinness beer by writing something in the foam and see if it stays there for some period! So try! (I did, and it was true in my case.)