Ok .. almost done. Shall be like this so far. Only releasing demo with first area.
Skills: Reputation, Gun, Electronics (start at 1.. max at 3)
Weapons: 2 light pistols and 1 heavy pistol (light +1 to gun skill heavy +2)
Cyberdecks: your brother's cyberdeck
Weapons:
weapons add to gun skill and only hold so much ammo per clip. So the amount of ammo you get each time you buy a clip is determined by your weapon.
Armour
Your health is your armour. You start with 50. When you buy new armour your health is set to that amount.
Shadowruns
4 package deliveries
3 negotiation
1 ghoul hunt
1 matrix
Package deliveries you do just that. Negotiations you try and talk someone out of something. Ghoul hunts you go kick ghoul ass. Matrix you go into the matrix, usually trying to either crash the system or get files.
Cyberspace aka Matrix
You have a cyberdeck that has certain software depending on the deck. You use your programs to bypass ICs and access nodes in the system.
Everything else will be explained in help files/manual.
Questions and Other shit
What is the max size a board can be?
What is the max size a game can be?
Which uses more space, graphics or code?
Seeing as how there is a max size the game can be and the demo alone is gonna be 60kb or 70kb, and since I am going to have a minimum of 90 boards, I will have to put the game into parts while giving a password at the end of each part with 10 letters/numbers for flag transfer.
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Dr. Dos
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Boards can be about 20K but they may commit suicide around 18+.
Fred 2 is the largest single file at 380KB but that's damn risky.
Code uses more space obviously. I think walls and statless stuff is like 1 byte.
Fred 2 is the largest single file at 380KB but that's damn risky.
Code uses more space obviously. I think walls and statless stuff is like 1 byte.
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Like Dr. Dos said, 380k is REALLY optimistic. You're pushing your luck at 300k, so once you're at 250 or so you should probably wrap things up on the current file.
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According to KevEdit's help file, the board limit is not 20kb (20480 bytes), it's actually somewhere around 20000 bytes. That's the point at which KevEdit starts to report board instability in the board dialog (press I), and it's usually almost exactly at that point that I start to experience problems.
It's also a matter of stability rather than an absolute limit, so there's no reason why a 19.5kb board might become unstable under certain circumstances (lots of #bind commands, perhaps).
Anything with stats, as Dr. Dos says, consumes quite a bit more memory, so you'll find that art boards consume a lot less, unless they use a lot of objects.
As far as the board sizes go, I like to avoid going over 250kb if I can, but I've never had any problems with gamefiles of, say, 280kb.
It's also a matter of stability rather than an absolute limit, so there's no reason why a 19.5kb board might become unstable under certain circumstances (lots of #bind commands, perhaps).
Anything with stats, as Dr. Dos says, consumes quite a bit more memory, so you'll find that art boards consume a lot less, unless they use a lot of objects.
As far as the board sizes go, I like to avoid going over 250kb if I can, but I've never had any problems with gamefiles of, say, 280kb.
ANOTHER WEEK, ANOTHER SHADOWRUN THREAD.
WHERE DOES IT END?
WHERE DOES IT END?
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Stak would never be able to do that. You said "long" and hard. I'm using a loose interpretation of what classifies as hard there too :(
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