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Welp I tried it on a number of different PCs today, and it seems that the amount of memory it peaks at varies based on the system. Those with lower resources available peak lower; I'm wondering if this is some sort of built-in feature of Java caching the GUI and in which case there's probably...

I guess you'd better get cracking then

That just means you need to post more! It should be easy now that you can post from school.

Probably not anytime soon

http://www.cavestory.one/forums/threads/619/ tl;dr there are a number of ways one could go at it but none of them are perfect. The method Gardebiter suggests on the first page leaves in the drum instruments on the soundtrack. The only way to do it properly is with a hack.

Direction is usually 0000 for left and 0002 for right. There are some special cases outside of that but only for very specific circumstances. If you want the smoke effect you'll probably want to <SNP0004:XXXX:YYYY:0000 (or something like that) a number of times, and for a bang use the <SOU...

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I can't believe you would say that about Pixel's work :muscledoc:

Wasn't Gardebiter's forum name originally ShInInG PhAnToM or something to that effect? Or was that just an interwebs name that people used to know him by.

Username: Noxid & Lace Area Name: Indiana Quote and the Temple of Ill Fate General Description: Search for treasure at the bottom of the Pyramid and escape with your life. No. of maps: 5 :chin: Desired Health: 10 Desired Tileset(s)/Background(s): White, Hell, Cent Desired Enemy Set(s): Eggs2...

wedge of cheese I believe had his name changed to Wedge of Cheese, because capitalization is important. Name changes are a strange thing. I wouldn't change my name in real life, and I wouldn't change my name on a forum (unless it was a really minor change), because overall it's just really...

anding by the key_held or key_pressed offsets....: 0x000001 Left Arrow 0x000002 Right Arrow 0x000004 Up Arrow 0x000008 Down Arrow 0x000010 Show Mini-Map 0x000020 Shoot 0x000040 Jump 0x000080 Next Weapon 0x000100 Previous Weapon 0x000200 Shift 0x000400 F1 0x000800 F2 0x001000 Status/Menu Screen...

Oh right, because questions like this are totally not what this thread is for at all and there are no other users equally or more qualified to answer them

Curly mode was kind of weak to begin with to be honest all those addons felt kind of filler-y to me because if I wanted to play a mod I'd play a mod

You.. *are* using Cave Editor right? from the command description: So basically if you put <YNJ it brings up the dialogue. If the player selects YES the script continues. If they select no, it goes to the event.

You are missing <END after <NOD Every event needs an <END Even if it doesn't need one it doesn't hurt to put one there.

http://www.cavestory.one/forums/index.php?showtopic=96

Well, jConfig was a fairly small program - one of the first ones I did using swing components. For having like four buttons it can still consume upwards of 200,000K of RAM though if you drag the sides around enough. There probably were some other problems but I haven't worked on it in like four...

Yeah modularity is something I'm still trying to get a hang of. Never said I was perfect >.> Anyway, yes, it seems to exhibit similar behaviour with other programs I've written (jConfig, and the TSC editor were ones I tested)

That is a thing that I did so I could load the image resources into the jar file rather than have them floating about all everywhere change it if you have to

Really? I am not sure why you are getting that error >.> The main method contains only SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { new EditorApp(); } }); so in theory yeah, that should be all it takes..?

So how about that thing then

This thread here is the preferred place to ask any sort of general modding questions you may have. This keeps them all in one place and the number of redundant threads down. If you want to make a development thread to talk about ideas for your mod, you may do so here but those aren't really for...

It is representative of the moment in which I have read your post. Just as a picture captures a moment in time, so too does an avatar/location/title set. It's just that this isn't a fixed-point in time but rather a time-varying function with many discontinuities.

It's so little! Happy birthday man, although I still refuse to believe you're actually 19.