yeah baby...i've got book!

San Lin Fai Lok!!!

Wait. Did I get a bigger role because of my acting?

Tay: It looks just like I remember it. I've found the same thing as Beck (thanks to my handy dandy Crossover office), that it only works in IE. I'm wary about having to write something completely new to write it (particularly since, as I've found out in the past few months, people are wary about installing new browsers (speaking of which, when are you switching to Firefox?).) I think it would be easier, given your well-documented code (which I haven't had time to read yet) to just figure out how to make it work in all browsers. Worst case, we could always learn and use DHTML, a la Google Maps. I won't be able to touch this for a while, though, I'm pretty swamped project wise (too many ideas, not enough implementations.)

Ngz: 'Zoright (as that modern stone-age family might say). I figure I'll still go, and anyone who wants to join me may do so.

go to page 4 of this pdf... it's too funny: Personality test by chocolate...

Kung Hey Fat Choi!! Have a Happy 4703!!

(paras, i won't be able to make it to Mosaics today. sorry bud. also Tay i won't be around for night class crew)

This may be very sacreligious... But if you like Baby Got Back and you are Christian then this link is for you.

baby got book

Well for all my asian brothers and not so asian brothers... Gung Hey Fat Choi! There I said it now leave me alone.

Hey Tay, I dunno if this helps you at all, but it works for the IE on the Mac OS X, but again, does not work for Firefox or Safari for OS X. I presume that's because they're netscape browsers, but still, awesome job, it looks friggin awesome.

Hey Tay,
it works in IE, but not in firefox.
For me anyway.

PARAS: READ THIS.

I hooked up my old computer and e-mailed the files for that internet project of mine to myself. In other words, I retrieved the files of the old engine off my old computer. I then uploaded the files to the net to see if you could run the engine on Firefox or whatever other browsers you have. It works fine for me on Internet Explorer... it should be interesting to see whether or not it works for you. Like I said... if it doesn't, I can always program a stand-alone browser... or we could bust our asses and figure out HOW to make it work in other browsers... if it's possible that is.

To work the engine, the controls are the arrow-keys on your num-pad. Make sure Num Lock is turned on. Key number 7 is the "action" button (ie: the B-button on a NES), and key number 5 just makes the character spin-around for some reason (I think I just threw that in there for fun). You should be able to toggle the TV on and off by standing next to it and pressing 7. You should also be able to move the chair around the room by pushing it (ie: walking into it).

Obviously, the engine could use a lot of work but it's a good starting point... and even though I forget half the code, I checked out the source and I actually documented it pretty good (which is a rarity for me. haha)

Let me know if the engine works for you and what you think. Feel free to look at the source, and go ahead and make improvements/modifications. Some of the code is unweildy at best. haha



Almost forgot: here's the link!