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Gallery / Re: Clock's RotB App - Ascetic's Home
« on: September 16, 2008, 10:03:50 PM »No.Nooooooooo..!!
Oh well, I shall continue to improve. Anything in particular?
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Oh well, I shall continue to improve. Anything in particular?
1982
Gallery / Clock's RotB App - Ascetic's Home (update 1)
« on: September 16, 2008, 02:27:32 PM »
First off, no, I do not know the exact meaning of the word Ascetic nor do I really care, it just sounds cool but is probably wrong for this. That having been said I will now proceed to post about five megs of pictures followed by some random statistics and stuff.
Newer pictures are available.
Here
Front from outside. I don't really like the door color, I'd like a slightly more light-brown than cream, but this is on the default colorset.
Exterior, one back corner.
Exterior, other back corner and yard.
Interior, entrance hall and bookcase.
Interior, stairs and table.
Interior, living area from kitchen.
Interior, bedroom with bed that I realized while taking the screenshot looks like crap and I will probably wand it when I wake up and make it better. Or something, I dunno, but I just had a caffeine crash that was like a punch to the temple.
Interior, shrine to something-or-other. Probably PHP tags but I lacked space to put in <?php and /?> or whatever they were...
Interior, stairs from top.
Exterior, useless roof view I took by accident.
All screenshots are 800x600 resolution (what I play at) on medium-low settings, taken as a 2x Megashot and resampled from 1600x1200 back to 800x600.
Brick counts: 2602 unfurnished, 2974 furnished (372 total bricks of furniture)
Total time spent: About two hours, including a break for snacks and time spent sitting on top of it talking to people.
The house itself is based off a previous design I made while bored and I'll probably add an apple tree to this one like I did with the last (my very first srs tree) - somewhere on that giant empty stretch of green in front of the door, along with maybe a little path and some other stuff like a vine in the yard and a canvas over the balcony area, or something... it'll get worked on, either way, regardless of acceptance.
I'll be off to the dedicated to clear and reload it then (since Slick forgot to remove my auto-super >_> I cleaned all other stuff out of the save) before I go and pass out.
Feel free to rate, since saying "LIEK OMGMG DUN RATE I CANT TAKE CRITIZICM" is basically throttling your right to have an opinion.
Giant rant entirely unplanned. Best regards, Clockturn (BLID 4332, if it's needed).
Oh, and what happened to Reformist's beach on the Dedicated? It got eated D:
Newer pictures are available.
Here
Front from outside. I don't really like the door color, I'd like a slightly more light-brown than cream, but this is on the default colorset.
Exterior, one back corner.
Exterior, other back corner and yard.
Interior, entrance hall and bookcase.
Interior, stairs and table.
Interior, living area from kitchen.
Interior, bedroom with bed that I realized while taking the screenshot looks like crap and I will probably wand it when I wake up and make it better. Or something, I dunno, but I just had a caffeine crash that was like a punch to the temple.
Interior, shrine to something-or-other. Probably PHP tags but I lacked space to put in <?php and /?> or whatever they were...
Interior, stairs from top.
Exterior, useless roof view I took by accident.
All screenshots are 800x600 resolution (what I play at) on medium-low settings, taken as a 2x Megashot and resampled from 1600x1200 back to 800x600.
Brick counts: 2602 unfurnished, 2974 furnished (372 total bricks of furniture)
Total time spent: About two hours, including a break for snacks and time spent sitting on top of it talking to people.
The house itself is based off a previous design I made while bored and I'll probably add an apple tree to this one like I did with the last (my very first srs tree) - somewhere on that giant empty stretch of green in front of the door, along with maybe a little path and some other stuff like a vine in the yard and a canvas over the balcony area, or something... it'll get worked on, either way, regardless of acceptance.
I'll be off to the dedicated to clear and reload it then (since Slick forgot to remove my auto-super >_> I cleaned all other stuff out of the save) before I go and pass out.
Feel free to rate, since saying "LIEK OMGMG DUN RATE I CANT TAKE CRITIZICM" is basically throttling your right to have an opinion.
Giant rant entirely unplanned. Best regards, Clockturn (BLID 4332, if it's needed).
Oh, and what happened to Reformist's beach on the Dedicated? It got eated D:
1983
Off Topic / Re: Monty wants to be a little girl
« on: September 13, 2008, 03:07:09 PM »I wish I was the little girl.I wish you was the little girl too.
1984
Games / Re: LaTale
« on: September 13, 2008, 02:15:23 PM »
I'll probably try it for a while, 2D multiplayer games intrigue me.
Edit:
ZIEG HEIL
Edit:
ZIEG HEIL
1985
Gallery / Re: My Current house (WIP)
« on: September 12, 2008, 09:17:39 AM »
Oh, so you're Pheonix?
Clocky here. It was awesome then and it's awesome now :3
Clocky here. It was awesome then and it's awesome now :3
1986
Clan Discussion / Re: Clan Guidelines
« on: September 09, 2008, 10:34:08 PM »
Third or fourth best topic in the whole section, but since it's something every clan newbie should know, bump'd again.
1987
General Discussion / Re: Blockland Audio Chat - Good or Bad
« on: September 09, 2008, 08:06:27 PM »tribes?My god, you must be trollin' to not know about Tribes.
1988
Off Topic / Re: Google Chrome
« on: September 03, 2008, 04:49:15 PM »
Perhaps you should all read the ToS.
Anything you upload to the internet has no copyright. It belongs to Google and they can do whatever they want. Your history and bookmarks are known to Google and they have the right to release them to anyone they want, quite publicly, and legally you can't do stuff because you said yes. Anything you do or say with Google Chrome belongs to Google and they can do whatever they want with it.
So I recommend we all stay away from our 'favorite' sites, eh?
Quote
By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any content which you submit, post or display on or through, the services.Let me sum that up, if you don't get it:
Anything you upload to the internet has no copyright. It belongs to Google and they can do whatever they want. Your history and bookmarks are known to Google and they have the right to release them to anyone they want, quite publicly, and legally you can't do stuff because you said yes. Anything you do or say with Google Chrome belongs to Google and they can do whatever they want with it.
So I recommend we all stay away from our 'favorite' sites, eh?
1989
Clan Discussion / Re: Clan[ET]
« on: September 01, 2008, 04:18:56 PM »
Runeth said to bumb this.
FROM HIS iTOUCH, OH SNAP
FROM HIS iTOUCH, OH SNAP
1990
Drama / Re: Blockland FAILS
« on: September 01, 2008, 05:34:03 AM »
I'm running Blockland on XP's minimum hardware with Vista installed and it crashes about once every two days - more often than I turn this computer off. So whatever's wrong with it is something that you're doing.
1991
Add-Ons / Re: Event- ShiftEventEnabled
« on: August 31, 2008, 10:08:18 PM »My point is that it isn't necessary. Saving that extra 7 events is really that important?Choice A. Make seven events hundreds of times over when you could use one.
Choice B. Use this, save time, reduce save size.
You do still have a choice.
1992
Modification Help / Re: Getting the Datablock of a client's tempbrick or planted brick
« on: August 31, 2008, 10:06:26 PM »
I should have known.
Thanks, Randy.
Thanks, Randy.
1993
Add-Ons / Re: Event- ShiftEventEnabled
« on: August 31, 2008, 08:15:30 PM »I haven't actually gotten it to shift thus far.The textbox is a list of events to shift through.
What goes in the textbox, and how do I use the add-on itself?
1994
Off Topic / Re: Dear Canada
« on: August 31, 2008, 08:14:29 PM »
MEANWHILE, EIGHT HOURS LATER...
1995
Add-Ons / Re: Event- ShiftEventEnabled
« on: August 31, 2008, 08:08:23 PM »This has no point beyond being an easy way for people who don't fully grasp the events system to make rotation sort of things. However it is not that hard to do anyway.Not to mention cutting a 16-odd event system down to 9, by replacing a ton of seteventenabled with one of this.