batmanass47 wrote:sorry for bugging you mr mouse were you able to figure out a new paint tool hack for SVR 2011 or when it will be coming out pm me back thankxs i do not think i asked you this already when it does come out will you post a link

IF i will do it, then i will post a link. Do not ask for it.

techie wrote:Need one login for all stuff here.

Yeah would be nice wouldn't it.

Yeah, we've discussed options with our host. There will be other backup moments at regular intervals.

http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Game_F ... at_Central

Old, but still usable and featuring the latest Mediawiki code.

I was fed up and did it myself.

http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Game_F ... at_Central

I've also recently updated the MultiEx Editor window for the 4.5 release:

I know.

The issue of piracy is age-old. Ever since the first software was created and sold commercially. So this would be the late 70's, early 80s. Back in the 80s you could code a game in your attic and try to sell it to some publisher and make some money. This period also saw the rise of the softwarehouse...

Hehe that FileLoc in MultiEx Commander's MexScript used to be FindFileID <string> <variable>: ------------------------------- This command searches the file from the current fileposition for a <string> of max 40 length and saves the position (when found) in <variable>. This way, if you know that a d...

I'm working on a new update of the package, I will add an option for the program to extract files even though decompression fails. Meanwhile, I'll see if I can make a workaround script.

I see. This is due to the script. It assumes all files are compressed. But some are not. It then attempts to decompress a non-compressed file and fails.

Do you have an example file?

This is a fake.

Look, you need to set the ALPHA (A) value of the colour you wish to blend to a low value (0 = 100% background shines through/100% transparency; any higher colour will average the background colour with the colour of the image; and 255 = no shining through, 100% solid image colour). So , RGBA = Red G...

Set the alpha value for each colour, or all colours.