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The Cursed Forest is a first horror game project by russian developer KPy3O. And believe me, it's amazing: builded on Cryengine 3.4.5 game works smooth, without lags or any serious bugs, has impressively detailed dark and creepy graphics, very nice atmosphere, great sounds and music. And is nicely creepy... Gather everything you need to perform the ritual, to clear an innocent soul from the defilement. You will not pass if you do not collect things for the ritual. Find a secret location in the game. One thing: developer doesn't speak english so the introductory screen and notes are in Russian language. So if you guys know anyone who can help him with translation...
Game is absolutely worth of trying. (I will upload the english patch, so don't worry)Genre: Adventure
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In for the compo!
Looks like I've got time this weekend, so I'm going to try to make a thing for this. Hopefully it goes better than my last LudumDare.
Flashdevelop for coding and flashpunk as my framework.
Graphicsgale for pixels, and maybe Photoshop or Paint.net.
MilkyTracker, Renoise, Audacity, and Bfxr for audio.
Probably using OGMO editor for something.
Here's my Basecode. It's pretty much the same basecode I use for everything.
Good luck everybody!
Ludum Dare Number FIVE
Looks like I'll have time for Ludum Dare this weekend. Gonna do a Flash game.
- Flashdevelop for code.
- For libraries… Flashpunk, Flod, Bfxr, and maybe some other stuff.
- Graphics Gale and Paint.net for graphics.
- I'll probably use OGMO Editor for level editing.
- MilkyTracker for music, and probably for some sound effects too.
- Paper and pencils.
- Rice, fish, and whatever vegetables I have in my fridge for food.
- A bed for sleep.
- A toilet and a shower, because I am a civilized person.
- Probably won't Timelapse or Livecast or Foodblog or anything like that, but I'll try to post screenshots.
Here is the basecode I'll be using. It's flashpunk, an OGMO level loader, a preloader, an XM music player (through FLOD), a BFXR sound player and cacher, a bitmap font renderer, and some other stuff to tie it all together. THere are a bunch of bitmap fonts and a song I made in there too.
Good luck to everybody, and I hope the theme isn't lame.
ANtopia Postmortem
I guess I should do one of these, huh? If you haven't played ANtopia yet, you can check it out here.
I was pretty excited about doing this LD, not only because it's Ludum Dare's 10th birthday, but because It's my 4th Ludum Dare. And 4 is, like, a really importatnt number. I was pretty happy with how my games turned out in previous LDs (17, 20, and 21), but my last attempt, in December (22), was a dud. I just didn't have enough time to do anything worthwhile. For LD23, I knew I'd have most of my weekend open.
For all my previous LDs, I used Game Maker. This time around I decided I wanted to make a Flash game. I felt I was finally comfortable enough with AS3 and the mess of libraries I use that I could work through any potential problems on my own. We all know Flashpunk is pretty great. That's what I would use to handle all my gameplay and graphics. I also decided to use Christian Corti's Flod library to play music. Since I could play .xm files I could keep the file size low, and wouldn't have to worry about looping MP3s. For sound effects, I chose to add the Bfxr synth directly into my game… Just copy the parameters into your code and it makes noise. I think I only used 2 MP3 files in the whole game. Of course, I made sure all of this was tied up neatly and working before the weekend started. Shit, did I just write a whole paragraph about code?
Tiny World
So I waited and the theme went live and.. I liked it. Tiny Worlds is a good theme. It's evocative, but not too specific. It could be about limited space or resources, seeing familiar things from a new perspective, or about isolation. I decided to make a game about insects. I thought about how an ant colony is like a tiny city. My original brain-vomit of the game was pretty ambitious, actually. I imagined this huge city to explore, maybe the ants go to war with other insects. I thought of giant earthworms digging tunnels. None of that stuff made it into the game, of course.
So I pared things down to a game with just one goal: "The queen is sick. Save her."
I think keeping it simple was a good idea. I used game mechanics I was familiar with, so there were really no surprises coming up as I was coding. THe story was… paper thin. I actually think that was good, becaue nobody playing a Ludum Dare game wants to sit through long cutscenes full of exposition and world-building, right? I like to leave more to the imagination.
Graphics worked out well too. The tiles are pretty sloppy, but I think they work. I also used a limited palette– 9 colors that I'd picked out before the competition. That helped to keep everything consistent. Music and sound effects were easy– I think they're my favorite part of game design– and FLOD and BFXR worked great for playing everything in-game.
What Didn't Go Right
Surprisingly, not much! I had a few minutes of frustration setting hitboxes, but that's because I didn't understand how they worked in Flashpunk. I also had some trouble with OGMO Editor not saving room properties and entity values, but I just added them to the XML in Flashdevelop.
I was also kind of disappointed I didn't really do anything new gameplay-wise. It's pretty straightforward Zelda-style gameplay: Find a sword, kill some monsters, find a key, open doors. I started edperimenting with doors opening in domino-style patterns to unlock enemies and stuff, but I didn't have time to really explore that mechanic.
Oh, I guess I drank too much beer.
What Now?
I don't really feel like expanding on the game right now, but I could definitely do more with it. Different enemies, more characters, more rooms to explore. I just finished working on a bigger project, though, so I think for now I'd rather focus on doing more small games. Maybe enter some more game jams.
And… done.
It's done, mostly. I left out a few things I wanted to do, but they would have been too complicated anyway. Just a short Zelda-like. Nothing new gameplay-wise, but hopefully it will be fun for a few minutes.
Check it out HERE.
hey here's something
I don't know what I'm doing, but it's starting to look like a game.
one hour….
Ok, I'm in for real.
Looks like my weekend is mostly free! That means I should have plenty of time for Ludum-Daring. Here's what I'm using:
- FlashDevelop for code… with Flashpunk for game stuff, Flod for playing music, and bfxr for sounds.
- Graphics Gale, and maybe Gimp for pixels.
- OGMO editor for levels, probably.
- Milky Tracker for music.
Oh, and here's my basecode. Most if it is stuff that's already open-source (Flashpunk, Flod, bfxr), or snippets of code that you could find or forums (Draknek's preloader, a bitmap font class, an OGMO level loader), but I figure I should post it anyway just to be safe:
I'm in! Probably?
I was just looking at the files for my unfinished LD22 game, and I found a schedule that I'd written up for that weekend:
Friday night 11-1:
Brainstorm, sketch, maybe start basic code.
Saturday morning 7-9:
Make graphics
LEAVE FOR WORK at 9:40
Saturday night 8-1:
code everything, design levels.
Sunday morning 7-12:
Hide a kitten in the game.
Playtest, polish, upload by 12:00
How did I not finish a game?
So yeah, hopefully I'll have more time this LD. I'm super stoked! Good luck everybody and I'll see you in… 17 days? really?
Around 9pm last night I found myself working on a moody platformer with droning chiptune music and gray squares for graphics, and decided I should sit this one out.
Good luck everyone!
I'm in for 8 hours.
So it turns out I'll have to work this weekend. I've figured out if I subtract work, sleep, driving, eating, and the inevitable stress-diarrhea, I have about 8 hours to make a game. That should be enough time, right?
Oh, and since I already went to the trouble to make this:
See you in 1 day, 12 hours, 48 minutes, and 53 seconds!
Hotel Escape — Finished!
I didn't have much time this weekend, so I decided to go for a short, simple game. Run around and avoid the spikes, that kind of thing. You can download it here.
wait… it's started?
I had an idea for "escape" before I even knew the theme. Now that I've started on some graphics, I'm not sure they will work with my idea, but whatever.
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So far, despite many threats, the American version of Akira remains unmade. It's been nothing but non-stop partying everyday that the movie hasn't started production, but these bits of concept art from Chris Weston might be reason to spend ten minutes quietly admiring what could have been before returning to the punch bowl.
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Bond issues passed handily in the Sheridan School District and narrowly in the Willamina School District in Tuesday night balloting in Yamhill and Polk counties.
However, voters in the Yamhill-Carlton School District turned back a strong pro-school campaign 1,305 to 1,122 or 53.8 percent to 46.2 percent.
In Sheridan, a $2.1 million bond prevailed 623 to 377 in Yamhill County and 45 to 39 in Polk, making the combined count 668 to 416 or 61.6 percent to 38.4.
In Willamina, a $2 million bond trailed in Yamhill County 344-331, but ran up a 25-vote margin in Polk to prevail overall 574 to 562 or 50.5 percent to 49.5. There are still a handful of ballots subject to counting in the two counties, but not enough from the district to affect the outcome.
Polk County released its final report at 12:15 a.m. Wednesday, showing a 31.9 percent turnout. Yamhill County released its final report at 5:20 a.m. Wednesday, showing a 41.4 percent turnout.
The Sheridan bond will run six years. It wil l cost the owner of a house valued at $100,000 for tax purposes — about 60 percent of true market value — $102 a year.
Refinancing of the 2003 Faulconer-Chapman construction bond figures to save district taxpayers $1.02 per $1,000 in assessed valuation in coming years. So the overall rate will remain $3.24, keeping the overall obligation on that house $324.
The money will fund replacement of the high school's aging HVAC and plumbing systems and energy-wasting single-pane windows. The heating system will be replaced in the old Falconer-Chapman gym and safety and technology upgrades will be made throughout the district.
The Willamina bond is limited to 10 years. It is designed to fund replacement of aging modulars, completion of a vocational trades shop and installation of a fire suppression system to address a serious fire flow shortfall.
If its lead stands, the Willamina bond will cost 64 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation, costing the owner of a house valued at $100,000 for tax purposes — about 60 percent of its true market value — $64 a year.
Yamhill-Carlton was seeking approval of a 30-year, $23 million bond. It would have cost taxpayes $2.29 per $1,000.
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Judge sides with sons about Jim Thorpe's remains
The two surviving children of sports great Jim Thorpe won a critical ruling Friday in federal court that could clear the way for his remains to be removed from a mausoleum in the Pennsylvania town that bears his name and reinterred on American Indian land in Oklahoma.
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The two surviving children of sports great Jim Thorpe won a critical ruling Friday in federal court that could clear the way for his remains to be removed from a mausoleum in the Pennsylvania town that bears his name and reinterred on American Indian land in Oklahoma.
U.S. District Judge Richard Caputo ruled in favor of sons Bill and Richard Thorpe and against Jim Thorpe borough in northeastern Pennsylvania, saying the town itself amounts to a museum under the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
The men's lawyer, Stephen R. Ward of Tulsa, Okla., said they will now pursue the legal process to have their father, who won the decathlon and pentathlon in the 1912 Olympics, returned to Sac and Fox land in central Oklahoma.
Messages seeking comment from lawyers for the borough, and top borough officials, were not immediately returned. They could appeal Caputo's decision.
Ward said the brothers were pleased with the decision.
"They and their brothers and other members of the family have wanted this and have worked for this for a long time," he said. "They well remember how the wishes of the Indian members of the family were not respected concerning their father's burial."
After Jim Thorpe died without a will in 1953 at age 64, third wife Patricia Thorpe made a deal with two merging towns in the Poconos, Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk, to have the new town named for him. His remains have been kept for the past six decades in a borough-owned roadside memorial along the Lehigh River.
Caputo wrote that the result may seem at odds with notions of commercial or contract law.
"Congress, however, recognized larger and different concerns in such circumstances, namely, the sanctity of the Native American culture's treatment of the remains of those of Native American ancestry," the judge said. "It did so against a history of exploitation of Native American artifacts and remains for commercial purposes."
Ward said Bill Thorpe, who lives in Oklahoma, and Richard, a resident of the Dallas area, have not decided whether to bury their father alongside their paternal grandfather in a cemetery in Shawnee, Okla., or at another spot in the area.
Ward said the brothers are not seeking to have the town change its name, and the judge said any concerns about the borough's identity were misplaced.
Thorpe was born in Oklahoma and became a professional football and baseball player, as well as a Hollywood actor. The town that bears his name - which he likely never visited - has become a popular tourist destination, replete with trendy shops, historic architecture and outdoor activities connected to the mountainous region.
Ward said any tourist benefit that Thorpe's remains may have once provided has long become nonexistent.
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That year, Brad Dorfman, the owner of Vision received entrepreneur of the year, and a year later the company was broke and almost went out of business.
Split was still something I was playing around with. I was taking what I was learning and applying it, hoping at some point I could turn it into something.
Gotcha was the hot surf company at that time and I started as a graphic artist for them in 1990. I connected with a friend from college and decided to try Split again, moonlighting creating graphics and apparel. Soon we had some interested people to invest. Scott VanDerripe, Scott Bailey and I decided to put the business together legitimately.
The Split brand grew quite fast and we struggled to keep up. I was always looking ahead and wanted to go faster. I was obsessed with the process and created databases and networks at a time when these things did not exist to make the design and development process easier and more efficient. After all, we had to snowboard and surf in Mexico as much as possible, so we needed to be efficient.
Through the 1990's we had some great times and I met some incredible people who really cared about Split and its success. The idea of being a cross boards sport brand was a new idea; we decided to push it to the limits. We were interested in a wide range of sports, so it was natural to support all the cross board sports, and art and music, which is general practice for brands today.
In 1999, we introduced the Split Girl brand and in a few short years were able to create a viable brand that was recognized as a leader for young women.
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The growth was consistent and Split was becoming a well-known name. Athletes like Mikala Jones, Ryan Nyquist and Billy Marks were really making a name for Split. In 2003, we agreed to move operations into Rays Apparel via a license. The whole staff moved to their new building in Irvine. Here, I assumed the role of Marketing Director. After a few years at Rays I decided to take a leave of absence and finally take a breather.
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With last week's big snowstorm approaching, Patrick first asked the people of Massachusetts to be off the roads by noon on Friday. He later decided more drastic action was needed. He issued an executive order commanding virtually everyone to be off the roads by 4 p.m. The penalty was a fine of up to $500 and up to a year in jail. A year.
For the offense of not getting home by the time the governor decided everyone should be home, it was possible, however unlikely, to have one's entire life ruined. A term of much less than a year in jail can bring job loss, financial ruin and enormous family burdens. The chances of the state actually pursuing such a punishment are less relevant than the fact that Patrick was willing to threaten it - with about three hours' notice. Such is the relationship between citizen and state in the commonwealth whose capital was once the Cradle of Liberty.
Hassan took no such measures. She correctly declared a state of emergency, which sets in motion the mobilization of state emergency management resources. She recommended that people be off the roads by 7 p.m. Friday night. And she kept the people updated as storm conditions warranted without getting in the way of first responders.
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One of the challenges that employees also faced at the ministry was the simple matter of finding a document. Considering that there were hundreds of thousands of documents at the ministry, it was not unusual that it would take an employee several hours just
to find a specific file. Furthermore, the ministry often received a lot of inquiries from the public, journalists and politicians requesting access or information regarding a certain document. "Because of the very slow pace in finding a document, it was creating
a lot of frustration for everyone."
Additionally, one of the goals of the ministry was to be able to digitize manuscripts, pictures and works of art dealing with Croatian heritage and culture found in museums, libraries and archives. The purpose of this endeavor was to make these accessible
to the world as part of an EU project known as "Europeana." Furthermore, the ministry wanted to preserve Croatia's heritage and culture through digitization. "It was a very ambitious plan, and we started digitizing way back in 2005. Unfortunately, we've had
very little success."
It became clear to everyone at the ministry that something had to be done to resolve all these setbacks once and for all. "We have been struggling with these problems for many years, and we felt it was high time to take action."
The IT manager started the initiative to find a solution to all of these problems at the ministry. "The ministry had very clear objectives. We wanted a common infrastructure for all our museums, be able to search any document within the ministry quickly
as well as being able to complete our digitizing project. Furthermore, we also wanted to minimize our infrastructure and maintenance costs."
After having carefully looked at all possible solutions, the IT manager found out that implementing Hyper-V, SharePoint for Internet Sites and FAST Search Server for SharePoint would be the most ideal answer for the ministry.
To ensure the success of the project, the ministry enlisted the help of Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) and two other Microsoft Gold Certified Partners. "We selected eVision for their expertise in implementing SharePoint for Internet Sites and FAST Search
Server for SharePoint to deal with our digitizing and search problems."
"We realized that we needed to place our infrastructure in the cloud in order to have a common infrastructure that was accessible to all our museums, easy to maintain and cost-effective. In this regard, we found Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) and Recro-net
to be the most suited, based on their considerable experience in implementing Hyper-V Cloud solutions."
eVision created a single SharePoint portal using FAST technology, where users can search for all available data related to Croatian cultural heritage. Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) and Recro-net also started building a common infrastructure for the
ministry in the cloud.
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"By implementing SharePoint for Internet Sites and FAST Search Server for SharePoint, we are able to reduce the search time by a matter of minutes instead of hours. FAST Search Server allows us to completely search through all sources of our documents and
information from portals that belong to our institutions. Especially when we have documents that are in the hundreds of pages, being able to find specific information quickly is a great time saver and has made our employees very happy."
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By implementing Hyper-V, the ministry has been able to streamline their operations and reduced their costs in the process.
"Because of Hyper-V, we don't need to have a physical infrastructure anymore since our infrastructure is located in the cloud. Previously, we used to buy a lot of equipment when we had to do testing or run pilot projects. Now, we can do everything in the
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"By implementing the cloud solution, we now have the tremendous advantage of making Croatia's cultural heritage accessible to other museums and to the public at large, as well as ensuring that these would be preserved in a digital form in the event of loss
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The success of this endeavor has sparked considerable interest among the many governmental institutions in Croatia.
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In addition to his private counseling practice, John was a member of the staff at Focus on the Family for 12 years. Most recently he served as Senior Fellow for Christian Worldview Studies at the Focus on the Family Institute—a one-semester program for college students located at the Focus campus in Colorado Springs. There he began showing a new generation of Christians what writers like C.S. Lewis, G.K. Chesterton, and George MacDonald knew so well: "Christianity is not an invitation to become a moral person. It is not a program for getting us in line or for reforming society . . . At its core, Christianity begins with an invitation to desire." This message is also featured in his book The Journey of Desire: Searching for the Life We've Only Dreamed Of.
John received his undergraduate degree in theater from California Polytechnic University (Pomona) and his MA in biblical counseling from Colorado Christian University. Prior to joining Focus on the Family in 1988, John served for five years on the staff of Sierra Madre Congregational Church in Southern California.
John's other books include Waking the Dead, Dare to Desire, Wild at Heart, Epic, Captivating, and The Way of the Wild Heart Walking With God, many of which have been published as audio books. Wild at Heart has even been translated into Spanish. Beyond the scope of published word, he has produced three videos: Risky Business: A Look at Gambling, Whatever Happened to Marriage?: A Look at Divorce, and Created Different?: A Look at Homosexuality.
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DirecTV beats estimates on higher fees, loses subscribers
Analysts had expected it to add 66,000 users
(Reuters) - DirecTV, the No.1 U.S. satellite TV provider, reported a quarterly profit above analysts' expectations as it earned more from each subscriber in the United States.
But the company, being bought by AT&T Inc for $48.5 billion, lost subscribers for the second quarter in a row to competitors, including cable companies that offer broadband along with video at a discount.
RAN World
Join the entire RAN community in January at this exciting new event.
China's Xiaomi to invest $1 billion to expand internet TV content
Burgeoning TV unit includes its Xiaomi TV as well as a set-top box
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Xiaomi Technology Co Ltd [XTC.UL] said on Tuesday it would spend $1 billion to expand its internet TV content as the world's third largest smartphone maker ramps up its push into the living room, and a market estimated to be worth $3 billion.
Xiaomi's burgeoning TV unit includes its Xiaomi TV as well as a set-top box, which both use its software and content. The company is best known for its budget smartphones and tablets that have won it legions of fans worldwide.
Comcast, AT&T join Verizon to reassure no plans for Internet 'fast lanes'
Critics have urged the FCC to reclassify ISPs so they are regulated more like public utilities
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Comcast Corp and AT&T Inc have no plans to create Internet "fast lanes" that may hurt consumers' freedom to roam the Web, the leading U.S. broadband providers told the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee chairman in recent letters.
Senator Patrick Leahy last week wrote to top Internet service providers (ISPs), urging them to pledge that they would not enter any so-called paid prioritization deals, in which content companies would pay ISPs to ensure smooth and fast delivery of their traffic.
TMT Finance and Investment ASIA 2015
The 6th TMT Finance & Investment Asia event will take place in Singapore on January 28 with a new expanded programme featuring 20 sessions on Telecom, Media and Digital Technology Investment Strategy for Asia.
Telecom Council Deep Dive: Entertainment
Join 100+ telecom executives on this 2 part meeting to discuss the technologies in entertainment. The first day of our two-day Entertainment sessions will focus on the content side: games, video, media, audio, apps, and more. The second day of our two-day Entertainment session will focus on the network side of the entertainment business. You have the option to register for 1 session or for both.
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