Search results

fair enough

Wow, yikes, that took too long to edit 13 lines of code. Here's the updated version (also edited original post):

That would be easy enough, yeah. Once I get back to my linux PC I'll do that. Thanks for the idea!

This really shouldn't've taken this long, but it did. This isn't exactly a cave story mod, but I don't know where else I'd put it. For those that don't know, Plymouth is the program that handles the startup screen for certain Linux flavors. (I know it comes by default on Ubuntu; other flavors...

r/unixporn is where I yoinked a lot of the stuff I use on my desktop from - I highly recommend a quick look-through (although, to be fair, this still applies to 80% of the posts there)

:chin:

me_irl guess I'm in bad mental health

Spent a bit on this - pictured: xfce conky for the desktop information (I yoinked two themes and combined them. it's foss so who cares) tint2 for the sidebar which I also yoinked but adapted heavily my friend posting 'gang violence' on discord for no reason turned into a wallpaper...

this is glorious where can I get it

link (if anyone wants it)

Update time! Woot. Moving stuff around is much, much less cancerous. Copying the event now feels much, much less cancerous. Added a library (html5sortable) in order to help with the sorting because yeesh it was giving me cancer trying to get it to work Some behind-the-scenes cleaning up of...

Judging from the amount of odd characters in there, the file's probably corrupted. Have you tried taking all of your new stuff over to a new installation of Cave Story (like, copy all modified .bpm files over to the new copy of Cave Story)

Fair enough. I'm self taught. Most of what you're seeing is me constantly learning and applying, case in point my terrible "dodgeball" game that I built about a year ago that halfway through the server code, it switches from function(){} to () => {} uses POST requests every third of a...

you forget that's what I specialize in sunglasses emoji

welp, might as well edit: have done so and asked in #modding-general

imma just yoink that name thanks

eh. kinda. electron is a thing that you use to port a browser tool to a desktop tool. the Discord desktop app uses it, as well as Visual Studio Code (microsoft's IDE), Atom (github's IDE), github desktop, twitch desktop, balenaEtcher (USB flasher), webtorrent desktop, slack desktop, whatsapp...

No.

I'm planning on making a new cave story editor using Electron and HTML/CSS/JS/NodeJS. However, there are a few things that are crucial before I can make it. Specifically, I need to know the steps needed to decode / encode tsc, tbl, pxa, pxe, and pxm files. I'm not looking for a tool, here - I...

I would be interested - what's your discord?

Maybe it could be Electron (think how the desktop Discord app works) based? I know how to develop websites / servers (HTML, CSS, JS, some Node.JS) -- although nowhere near professional level -- so it could help. actually, I really like that idea. I still suggest that someone else make...

shameless plug for my TSC parser which helps with this

ah. i use heroku because I don't care about my own domain yet, but i'll probably go with namecheap at some point and digitalocean