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Making a double post is perfectly fine if your last post was from numerous days ago. You're definitely okay given that your last post was 2 months ago. And I love it! I really liked that comic too. That's a pretty funny parody of that line that the Doctor speaks right before you battle him.

I tried it out, and I enjoyed it. The levels were well-made, using lots of elements from IWBTG in a Cave Story fashion. Interesting little opening cutscene at the beginning of the mod with your basket getting stolen. I liked the way you could spring the random traps that would cause you to fall...

Whoops, I didn't mean to confuse you like that, haha. I guess I really did manage to set aside time to hoodwink someone this year after all.

Did anyone ever catch the fact that my fourth ending video tries to make it look like windsofwinds is an admin on these forums at 12 minutes in?

I cannot believe that you have committed the horrible atrocity of including my fourth ending mod in this, I despise the existence of this mod, wipe my content from this mod immediately.

Almost six years later, and it still puts a smile on my face to see people shooting at that block because of that video I made. I honestly didn't know that it would become so well-known within the Cave Story community. Hard to believe I was a freshman in high school when I made that.

Actually, Hajime, the sleeping puppy, is a girl. If you look in the item description, it specifically refers to that dog as female. So it is entirely possible that those dogs could have reproduced amongst each other.

Well, isn't there only one puppy when you visit Jenka's house after having handed her the fifth puppy? If so, then the one in the Plantation could be any of the other four. One would naturally assume that the one in the Plantation is the one that you initially take from Curly's house, but if you...

By "patch these mods" do you mean apply them to CS+? To do that, you first make sure you have a CS+ directory open, then open the port, then apply the port vie the "apply port" option in the file menu. This will install the mod into your selected installation of CS+.

Well, it looks like you did everything right. I've been trying some things out throughout my free time today and it appears that were some oversights on my part when I made this program, as well as some things that I could have sworn I fixed but somehow must have broken some time later when I...

Can you upload a copy of the mod you're porting, and can you provide a screenshot of the auto port window before you click on the "Make port!" button?

Okay, can you give me a more complete description of what you're expecting to happen, and what's happening instead? I'm still a bit confused about what parts exactly you've modified in your mod.

Hey I just looked at the calendar this morning and realized it's your birthday again. Happy birthday, Tpcool!

What it ports depends on what check boxes you tick, as well as what files are modified in your mod. I'm going to need more details about your specific case in order to ascertain whether or not there was an error in the program.

I've wanted to do that, but I've been very bad about setting aside the time for that. This is very low on my priority list, so I can't promise that that's going to happen any time in the near future. Sorry.

Yes actually, there is. What you do is basically gather the modified resources of your mod into a folder with the format shown in the different challenges in CS+. You have .bmp images, tsc scripts, tbl files, and tileset files of the same name correspond to their names in the original game...

Unfortunately that is a problem that some people have reported that I was unable to reproduce, and I've kind of moved on past this project, so I don't think there's much I can do. The best I can say is to either try it on a different computer, or try an earlier version of Plus Porter. If I may...

Oh dear, I didn't mean for my remarks to start an argument. As someone who learned the basics of ASM and used it a bit before I stopped setting aside the time for CS modding, please don't think of me as being disrespectful to ASM modders. I think it's an incredibly powerful tool, and that it is...

There is a download link in the first post of this thread.

You mean the entire "File" menu at the top of the window just disappeared? That's really weird, I'm not sure why it would do that. This program was sort of designed with the Humble Bundle version and I never tried it with the Steam version, so I can't help you much there. Upon reloading Plus...

Custom texture, yes. Additional level, no. To add a new tileset, go to "Edit" -> "Add" -> "Tileset", and you will be allowed to select the image file and .pxa file for your new tileset. If you want to replace an existing tileset, just go to "Edit" -> "Replace" -> "Tileset". As for adding more...

More or less, except I'm only aware of that tool's ability to do one tile at a time. I'm not aware of any BL feature that helps you make changes en masse.

Technically you do still have to have a <CMP command for every tile you want to change, it's just that this tool automatically generates the script for that for you.

At the end of the day, though, there's a deep satisfaction that one can feel by accomplishing something like this via <TSC alone with no assembly editing. Just ask EnlightenedOne who did all kinds of weird things with flags, or Carrotlord who programmed a money system with just flags. It also...