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Oh yeah, I totally forgot about this. Some supposed representative from Nintendo of America got MediaFire to take the file down, and declined from telling me how I was violating any copyright laws, so I've been meaning to fix the download link in the OP. I need to do that. I decided that this...

Here's the main existing thread: http://www.cavestory.one/forums/threads/why-did-booster-survive.4626/ Just refer to my post in that thread to see my theory.

I'll just mention that the way you phrased that sentence is very misleading and makes it sound like Doors' version and ZarroTsu's version are the same version, which isn't the case.

Yeah, I remember WoC uncovering a bit of info that could have led to stuff like this, but it seems like it would still need some more digging. I was mostly asking about this just for fun since I don't have any mods planned, but if I were serious about this, I would probably want it to be part of...

What would be the time demands/charges for a "TSC library" that dealt with manipulating the playback of music? For example, imagine these TSC commands: <SMUxxxx:yyyy: Set MUsic. Makes the current song playing jump to measure x and beat y. <RRMxxxx:yyyy: Repeat Range of Music. Change the repeat...

Indeed there are cases of that, and that was more or less what I did too with my fourth ending mod, but such cases are more the exception rather than the rule.

While I can understand your excitement about something like this, they're trying to say that this isn't really the kind of thing you start a thread for. This is the kind of thing you'd instead post on your profile or in the Discord chat.

I'm not quite sure how you managed to get that impression. When a new user comes out and posts their first mod and they don't explicitly state that it's a work in progress, that doesn't automatically mean that it's finished.

There's not really a definitive guide for how "modified" a mod needs to be to qualify as a demo. Even if your mod just has one or two graphical changes, map script changes, or anything simple like that, then it's a demo that should be allowed in the showcase section. Instead of viewing it from...

The Cave Story+ executable (.exe file) should be the file "CS+.exe" in the folder that F_Deity_Link referred you to. Just so we're clear, are you selecting "File"->"Open CS+ Directory...", and having a window pop up asking you to browse to a directory? That's kind of an important step.

Did I miss some profile conversation? Since when did DragonBoots get renamed to TheForgottenOne and then get banned?

Hey, you've made some nice improvements! Your original version wasn't terrible, but the change in quality was definitely noticeable. I really enjoy the newer version, it gets the drums right and the background tracks blend in really well. I enjoyed listening to this as well. It seems like it...

That was an interesting remix your brother made of Jenka's theme. It used the Sega Genesis instruments and had a blend of the Labyrinth zone from Sonic The Hedgehog and Jenka's theme. This is fun to listen to.

When you selected "Open CS+ Directory...", did you select the EXE in the installation of Cave Story+ on Steam? If so, did you get any errors? I might be able to assess your problem if you tell me what kind of error you got. People have reported this working with the Steam version, so I'm not...

This is very interesting to see, thanks for compiling this info for us. I also find your different types of medals very amusing. I look forward to what stats are next to come.

Flags are global throughout the game; as long as a flag was set in one room, it affects the entire game in every other room.

I remember when I made that same mistake.

It doesn't really matter that he used my mod as a base to make something different. As long as he's not trying to copy me and goes to as least some effort to make the fourth ending content inaccessible or removes it, he doesn't need permission to use my mod as a base for his mod. Even if...