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Title: Collabyrinth 1.0 Genre: Puzzle / Classic Author: Various Happy New Year! ========================================== Send late submissions to nupanick@gmail.com. This game was designed by several people, one board apiece. The goal is to get all three keys and leave the collabyrinth. Contribut...

Any chance of adding new word filters to change zzt.org and zzt.org to zzt.org? I ask mostly for the sake of automatically fixing broken links to other parts of the site. I don't know if it's possible to filter text in bbcode, but it might be worth it.

THAT IS ALL.

Very nice.

I would suggest Teen Priest, or On the Wire, if you haven't yet decided which game to do next.

I look forward to your next installment.

:penis:

Holy crackers!
It might be worth posting this on the front page, seeing as the last one was in 2010.

So you lied. You didn't win a watch!
Better grab a bucket of water, because your pants are on fire!

You are the only one allowed to host it! If you didn't host it, there wasn't a 24hozzt!
But it's not too late! You can host one right now and not be the most universally despised ZZTer EVER.


Also, I am a much kinder judge than Flimsy. I'll give your entry a 3.6/10.
Good luck!

Congrats on your promotion, Commodore!

Are you using the @ symbol out of tradition, or because you hate char 1/2?
Good luck with it, regardless!

You should have waited until December before replying.
You're the worst necromancer ever.

Saxxon wrote:

meldels wrote:How do I change an objet's character?

An object can change its character using the #CHAR command. For example, #CHAR 1 makes it a smiley.

On that note, this might be of some interest.

WHY ARE YOU BUMPING A

Oh. It's stickied. CARRY ON.

You're right! How did I miss that?

Oh, and meldels: the default cycle is already 3, so you shouldn't ever have to set it to that unless you've changed it!!

Yes: #CYCLE 1 :R #IF ALLIGNED DO /i#R :DO WRONG WAY, YOU MONG. /i/i/i/i/i#R :TOUCH #BECOME GREEN FAKE It looks a little uglier without some spacing to break up the code, but the player usually won't be looking at the code, so that's not too important. If you wanted to preserve the readability, /i#r ...