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  1. Argonaut email dump with minor fixes.
  2.  
  3. These are all very sloppy and not properly formatted, but they’re legible enough.
  4. Found in other.7z>NEWS\StarFox2\BRIEF\BACKUP\HOSTDATA.dat
  5.  
  6.  
  7. [EMOTE] seems to be commands, with programmed responses. A lot are not properly legible, as they’re likely just text art.
  8. [USER] is credentials. Basically useless, but funny.
  9. [CATEGORY] ???
  10. [MAIL] are emails. If there’s any personal information that needs to be removed such as addresses, please comment.
  11.  
  12.  
  13.  
  14.  
  15.  
  16.  
  17. [EMOTE]
  18. CMD console
  19. EM %s wraps his arms around you in a consoling manner.
  20. USER Dylan
  21. USE 0
  22. CAT COMPASSION
  23. FLAGS END
  24. END
  25.  
  26. [EMOTE]
  27. CMD god
  28. EM %s wonders why he has been put on this earth, to be a victim of this kind of brutal slavery called life. His only conclusion is that it was all a big mistake.
  29. USER Giles
  30. USE 0
  31. CAT (null)
  32. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  33. END
  34.  
  35. [EMOTE]
  36. CMD /oh
  37. EM %s gives a highly informative 'Oh'.
  38. USER Giles
  39. USE 0
  40. CAT (null)
  41. FLAGS END
  42. END
  43.  
  44. [EMOTE]
  45. CMD collapse
  46. EM %s collapses to the floor in a disheveled mess.
  47. USER Dylan
  48. USE 1
  49. CAT GENERAL
  50. FLAGS END
  51. END
  52.  
  53. [EMOTE]
  54. CMD gibber
  55. EM %s gibbers in despair.
  56. USER Dylan
  57. USE 1
  58. CAT FACIAL
  59. FLAGS END
  60. END
  61.  
  62. [EMOTE]
  63. CMD spin
  64. EM %s spins his head round and round like that old Tomimasu woman.
  65. USER Dylan
  66. USE 1
  67. CAT SILLY
  68. FLAGS END
  69. END
  70.  
  71. [EMOTE]
  72. CMD chuck
  73. EM %s chucks into your lap leaving a small yellow puddle speckled with orange and green lumps.
  74. USER Dylan
  75. USE 1
  76. CAT TOILET
  77. FLAGS END
  78. END
  79.  
  80. [EMOTE]
  81. CMD wonder
  82. EM %s wonders what in God's name you're talking about.
  83. USER Dylan
  84. USE 1
  85. CAT MENTAL
  86. FLAGS END
  87. END
  88.  
  89. [EMOTE]
  90. CMD ow
  91. EM 'Ow!', says %s as if he is in excruciating pain.
  92. USER Dylan
  93. USE 1
  94. CAT SADNESS
  95. FLAGS END
  96. END
  97.  
  98. [EMOTE]
  99. CMD ohno
  100. EM 'Oh no!' exclaims %s and craps himself.
  101. USER Dylan
  102. USE 1
  103. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  104. FLAGS END
  105. END
  106.  
  107. [EMOTE]
  108. CMD brain
  109. EM A small pile of white dust gathers around %s's feet as he scratches his head in a confused manner.
  110. USER Giles
  111. USE 1
  112. CAT (null)
  113. FLAGS END
  114. END
  115.  
  116. [EMOTE]
  117. CMD man
  118. EM 'Oh man.' says %s
  119. USER Giles
  120. USE 1
  121. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  122. FLAGS END
  123. END
  124.  
  125. [EMOTE]
  126. CMD yo
  127. EM Yo! FAGGOT. %s wants to speak to you.
  128. USER Giles
  129. USE 1
  130. CAT GREETING
  131. FLAGS END
  132. END
  133.  
  134. [EMOTE]
  135. CMD help
  136. EM Help. Help. I say. Help. - (%s is calling for help)
  137. USER Giles
  138. USE 1
  139. CAT (null)
  140. FLAGS END
  141. END
  142.  
  143. [EMOTE]
  144. CMD cookietime
  145. EM %s wants a cookie. So %s is off to get a cookie!
  146. USER Giles
  147. USE 1
  148. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  149. FLAGS END
  150. END
  151.  
  152. [EMOTE]
  153. CMD spurt
  154. EM %s, unable to hold it back any longer, spurts his cum all over your face.
  155. USER Dylan
  156. USE 1
  157. CAT PERVERSE
  158. FLAGS END
  159. END
  160.  
  161. [EMOTE]
  162. CMD good
  163. EM bad.
  164. USER Giles
  165. USE 1
  166. CAT (null)
  167. FLAGS END
  168. END
  169.  
  170. [EMOTE]
  171. CMD almost..
  172. EM %s: no where near.
  173. USER Giles
  174. USE 1
  175. CAT (null)
  176. FLAGS END
  177. END
  178.  
  179. [EMOTE]
  180. CMD git
  181. EM 'Cor! what a git!' repeats %s. 'Id like to re-design his face'
  182. USER Giles
  183. USE 1
  184. CAT (null)
  185. FLAGS END
  186. END
  187.  
  188. [EMOTE]
  189. CMD tuff
  190. EM 'Ha! TUFF LUCK MATEY' shouts %s
  191. USER Giles
  192. USE 1
  193. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  194. FLAGS END
  195. END
  196.  
  197. [EMOTE]
  198. CMD doom
  199. EM YES! It's DOOM time shouts %s, with a mad glint in his eye.
  200. USER Colin
  201. USE 1
  202. CAT GENERAL
  203. FLAGS END
  204. END
  205.  
  206. [EMOTE]
  207. CMD soapytitwank
  208. EM %s shouts "SOAPY TIT WANK!!!" right into your earhole.
  209. USER Dylan
  210. USE 3
  211. CAT TOILET
  212. FLAGS END
  213. END
  214.  
  215. [EMOTE]
  216. CMD grimace
  217. EM %s grimaces at the thought.
  218. USER Dylan
  219. USE 2
  220. CAT FACIAL
  221. FLAGS END
  222. END
  223.  
  224. [EMOTE]
  225. CMD spam
  226. EM 'Well thats about as subtle as a leg of ham in a concentration camp.' says %s
  227. USER Giles
  228. USE 2
  229. CAT (null)
  230. FLAGS END
  231. END
  232.  
  233. [EMOTE]
  234. CMD flap
  235. EM %s puts his hands behind his ears and flaps them back and forth.
  236. USER Dylan
  237. USE 2
  238. CAT FACIAL
  239. FLAGS END
  240. END
  241.  
  242. [EMOTE]
  243. CMD fiddle
  244. EM Slowly %s fiddles with his John Thomas.
  245. USER Giles
  246. USE 2
  247. CAT PERVERSE
  248. FLAGS END
  249. END
  250.  
  251. [EMOTE]
  252. CMD mutter
  253. EM 'Mutter.. mutter.. mutter..'. You strain your ears but you can't quite catch what %s is saying.
  254. USER Dylan
  255. USE 2
  256. CAT GENERAL
  257. FLAGS END
  258. END
  259.  
  260. [EMOTE]
  261. CMD barf
  262. EM %s barfs up his load onto your lap.
  263. USER Dylan
  264. USE 2
  265. CAT TOILET
  266. FLAGS END
  267. END
  268.  
  269. [EMOTE]
  270. CMD so
  271. EM 'Sooooo Neeeeee...', says %s in a squeaky Japanese accent.
  272. USER Dylan
  273. USE 2
  274. CAT GENERAL
  275. FLAGS END
  276. END
  277.  
  278. [EMOTE]
  279. CMD spell
  280. EM %s retaliates with a bad spleling atcack.
  281. USER Giles
  282. USE 2
  283. CAT (null)
  284. FLAGS END
  285. END
  286.  
  287. [EMOTE]
  288. CMD very
  289. EM 'Yes. Very.' snaps Giles.
  290. USER Giles
  291. USE 2
  292. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  293. FLAGS END
  294. END
  295.  
  296. [EMOTE]
  297. CMD yesser
  298. EM YESSSS. Now that WAS funny. or at least in %s's opinion it was.
  299. USER Giles
  300. USE 2
  301. CAT SARCASM
  302. FLAGS END
  303. END
  304.  
  305. [EMOTE]
  306. CMD letstry
  307. EM "Let's see if we can't do that, shall we?" responds %s.
  308. USER Giles
  309. USE 2
  310. CAT (null)
  311. FLAGS END
  312. END
  313.  
  314. [EMOTE]
  315. CMD sarc
  316. EM As per usuall %s is being sarcastic. No offence should be taken. Although he would enjoy it even more if it was.
  317. USER Giles
  318. USE 2
  319. CAT SARCASM
  320. FLAGS END
  321. END
  322.  
  323. [EMOTE]
  324. CMD buzz
  325. EM BZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZzZzZZZZZZZZ. %s attempts to swat the insect he has seen hovering near him.
  326. USER Giles
  327. USE 2
  328. CAT (null)
  329. FLAGS END
  330. END
  331.  
  332. [EMOTE]
  333. CMD cookie
  334. EM I'm sorry this server doesn't have any cookies for you today.
  335. USER Giles
  336. USE 2
  337. CAT SILLY
  338. FLAGS END
  339. END
  340.  
  341. [EMOTE]
  342. CMD wander
  343. EM %s wanders around the room a bit... and then wanders right back again.
  344. USER Dylan
  345. USE 2
  346. CAT SILLY
  347. FLAGS END
  348. END
  349.  
  350. [EMOTE]
  351. CMD happy
  352. EM "Let's just get happy shall we?" requests %s. (hippy)
  353. USER Giles
  354. USE 2
  355. CAT (null)
  356. FLAGS END
  357. END
  358.  
  359. [EMOTE]
  360. CMD geezer
  361. EM 'Es r good, Es r good' sings %s shaking his hands in the air
  362. USER Giles
  363. USE 2
  364. CAT (null)
  365. FLAGS END
  366. END
  367.  
  368. [EMOTE]
  369. CMD fill
  370. EM ............................................................. ............................................................. ............................................................. .................. 8ª) ............................................................. ............................................................. .......................... - smiley drowning
  371. USER Giles
  372. USE 2
  373. CAT (null)
  374. FLAGS END
  375. END
  376.  
  377. [EMOTE]
  378. CMD slap
  379. EM %s slaps his hand to his forehead.
  380. USER Dylan
  381. USE 2
  382. CAT PHYSICAL
  383. FLAGS END
  384. END
  385.  
  386. [EMOTE]
  387. CMD gurn
  388. EM %s gurns shamelessly, and promptly wraps his bottom lip over his head.
  389. USER Colin
  390. USE 2
  391. CAT FACIAL
  392. FLAGS END
  393. END
  394.  
  395. [EMOTE]
  396. CMD defacate
  397. EM %s defacates, leaving a large smelly brown mess on the floor.
  398. USER Dylan
  399. USE 3
  400. CAT TOILET
  401. FLAGS END
  402. END
  403.  
  404. [EMOTE]
  405. CMD dump
  406. EM %s is going for a dump, He'll be back not quite as soon as if he was going for a piss, But still, leave a message after the tone .... BEEEEEP !
  407. USER Colin
  408. USE 2
  409. CAT TOILET
  410. FLAGS END
  411. END
  412.  
  413. [EMOTE]
  414. CMD punch
  415. EM RIGHT, Colin is a lumber jack.
  416. USER Giles
  417. USE 3
  418. CAT RUDENESS
  419. FLAGS END
  420. END
  421.  
  422. [EMOTE]
  423. CMD can
  424. EM Well, %s is off to put his can in the bin, so don't say anything interesting!
  425. USER Colin
  426. USE 3
  427. CAT GENERAL
  428. FLAGS END
  429. END
  430.  
  431. [EMOTE]
  432. CMD nail
  433. EM You've got the idea.....
  434. USER Colin
  435. USE 3
  436. CAT GENERAL
  437. FLAGS END
  438. END
  439.  
  440. [EMOTE]
  441. CMD suck
  442. EM %s sucks his cock, quite a feat.
  443. USER Giles
  444. USE 3
  445. CAT PERVERSE
  446. FLAGS END
  447. END
  448.  
  449. [EMOTE]
  450. CMD kill
  451. EM %s contemplates murder.
  452. USER Giles
  453. USE 3
  454. CAT (null)
  455. FLAGS END
  456. END
  457.  
  458. [EMOTE]
  459. CMD wtf
  460. EM 'WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT!' %s shouts madly.
  461. USER Giles
  462. USE 3
  463. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  464. FLAGS END
  465. END
  466.  
  467. [EMOTE]
  468. CMD blunder
  469. EM %s blunders in, knocking over a few tables and chairs as he comes.
  470. USER Dylan
  471. USE 3
  472. CAT PHYSICAL
  473. FLAGS END
  474. END
  475.  
  476. [EMOTE]
  477. CMD tasty
  478. EM "Tasty, tasty, very very tasty." sings %s cheerfully.
  479. USER Dylan
  480. USE 3
  481. CAT SILLY
  482. FLAGS END
  483. END
  484.  
  485. [EMOTE]
  486. CMD ponder
  487. EM %s ponders, making a circle in the air with his finger.
  488. USER Dylan
  489. USE 3
  490. CAT MENTAL
  491. FLAGS END
  492. END
  493.  
  494. [EMOTE]
  495. CMD hungry
  496. EM %s's stomach rumbles with hunger panes.
  497. USER Giles
  498. USE 3
  499. CAT GENERAL
  500. FLAGS END
  501. END
  502.  
  503. [EMOTE]
  504. CMD laugh?
  505. EM "Laugh? I nearly shat!" says %s
  506. USER Giles
  507. USE 3
  508. CAT LAUGHTER
  509. FLAGS END
  510. END
  511.  
  512. [EMOTE]
  513. CMD surely
  514. EM '.... is that not correct, Shirly?' asks %s.
  515. USER Giles
  516. USE 3
  517. CAT (null)
  518. FLAGS END
  519. END
  520.  
  521. [EMOTE]
  522. CMD go4it
  523. EM 'Yo! Go for it dood.' shouts %s trying to be a young colonial person from America.
  524. USER Giles
  525. USE 3
  526. CAT (null)
  527. FLAGS END
  528. END
  529.  
  530. [EMOTE]
  531. CMD nicecookie
  532. EM %s says the cookie was very tasty.
  533. USER Giles
  534. USE 3
  535. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  536. FLAGS END
  537. END
  538.  
  539. [EMOTE]
  540. CMD well
  541. EM 'Well' exclaimed %s. As the rabbit sniffed his left gonad.
  542. USER Giles
  543. USE 3
  544. CAT GENERAL
  545. FLAGS END
  546. END
  547.  
  548. [EMOTE]
  549. CMD tit
  550. EM %s: U - there you go.... a tit.
  551. USER Giles
  552. USE 3
  553. CAT SILLY
  554. FLAGS END
  555. END
  556.  
  557. [EMOTE]
  558. CMD tap
  559. EM %s impresses you with his amazing tap-dance.
  560. USER Dylan
  561. USE 3
  562. CAT SILLY
  563. FLAGS END
  564. END
  565.  
  566. [EMOTE]
  567. CMD nowork
  568. EM What a suprise, %s still hasn't done any work today.
  569. USER Giles
  570. USE 3
  571. CAT (null)
  572. FLAGS END
  573. END
  574.  
  575. [EMOTE]
  576. CMD apparently
  577. EM 'Apparently anyway', says %s with a reassuring smile.
  578. USER Dylan
  579. USE 3
  580. CAT SARCASM
  581. FLAGS END
  582. END
  583.  
  584. [EMOTE]
  585. CMD glare
  586. EM %s glares at you menacingly.
  587. USER Dylan
  588. USE 3
  589. CAT FACIAL
  590. FLAGS END
  591. END
  592.  
  593. [EMOTE]
  594. CMD fiver
  595. EM Go on. Gizzus a fiver then. Got 20p for a cup tea mate.
  596. USER Giles
  597. USE 3
  598. CAT (null)
  599. FLAGS END
  600. END
  601.  
  602. [EMOTE]
  603. CMD rat
  604. EM NNNNNNNYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH, %s says, imitating Nick Halstead.
  605. USER Colin
  606. USE 3
  607. CAT GENERAL
  608. FLAGS END
  609. END
  610.  
  611. [EMOTE]
  612. CMD ok?
  613. EM "Is it ok now?" asks %s meekly.
  614. USER Dylan
  615. USE 3
  616. CAT QUESTION
  617. FLAGS END
  618. END
  619.  
  620. [EMOTE]
  621. CMD urinate
  622. EM %s flops his john thomas out and urinates at your feet.
  623. USER Dylan
  624. USE 4
  625. CAT TOILET
  626. FLAGS END
  627. END
  628.  
  629. [EMOTE]
  630. CMD balls
  631. EM %s laughs his balls off.
  632. USER Colin
  633. USE 3
  634. CAT SILLY
  635. FLAGS END
  636. END
  637.  
  638. [EMOTE]
  639. CMD splutter
  640. EM %s splutters in confusion.
  641. USER Dylan
  642. USE 4
  643. CAT FACIAL
  644. FLAGS END
  645. END
  646.  
  647. [EMOTE]
  648. CMD Fuck
  649. EM %s says "Fuck".
  650. USER Giles
  651. USE 4
  652. CAT (null)
  653. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  654. END
  655.  
  656. [EMOTE]
  657. CMD gulp
  658. EM %s gulps with a shocked expression on his face.
  659. USER Dylan
  660. USE 5
  661. CAT FACIAL
  662. FLAGS END
  663. END
  664.  
  665. [EMOTE]
  666. CMD guffaw
  667. EM %s guffaws loudly, slapping his thigh.
  668. USER Dylan
  669. USE 4
  670. CAT LAUGHTER
  671. FLAGS END
  672. END
  673.  
  674. [EMOTE]
  675. CMD twat
  676. EM Well.... you have to give him credit...... even %s thinks hes a TWAT!
  677. USER Giles
  678. USE 4
  679. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  680. FLAGS END
  681. END
  682.  
  683. [EMOTE]
  684. CMD wheeze
  685. EM %s wheezes, coughing up blood and sounding like Takahashi.
  686. USER Dylan
  687. USE 4
  688. CAT PERSON
  689. FLAGS END
  690. END
  691.  
  692. [EMOTE]
  693. CMD sheep
  694. EM You know, sheep shagging gets a lot of bad press. Says %s sternly.
  695. USER Colin
  696. USE 4
  697. CAT SILLY
  698. FLAGS END
  699. END
  700.  
  701. [EMOTE]
  702. CMD combust
  703. EM As if by magic, %s spontaneously combusts, taking most of his chair and desk with him in a cloud of purple smoke.
  704. USER Colin
  705. USE 4
  706. CAT SILLY
  707. FLAGS END
  708. END
  709.  
  710. [EMOTE]
  711. CMD doss
  712. EM %s is sloping off for a doss, see yer later!
  713. USER Colin
  714. USE 5
  715. CAT SILLY
  716. FLAGS END
  717. END
  718.  
  719. [EMOTE]
  720. CMD phew
  721. EM %s wipes his brow and says, 'Phew!'.
  722. USER Dylan
  723. USE 4
  724. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  725. FLAGS END
  726. END
  727.  
  728. [EMOTE]
  729. CMD muff
  730. EM Is that a muff on legs I see, time for some diving!
  731. USER Colin
  732. USE 4
  733. CAT PHYSICAL
  734. FLAGS END
  735. END
  736.  
  737. [EMOTE]
  738. CMD eh
  739. EM %s: Que?
  740. USER Giles
  741. USE 4
  742. CAT GENERAL
  743. FLAGS END
  744. END
  745.  
  746. [EMOTE]
  747. CMD asshole
  748. EM 'Chist! WHAT AN ASSHOLE!!'
  749. USER Giles
  750. USE 4
  751. CAT SADNESS
  752. FLAGS END
  753. END
  754.  
  755. [EMOTE]
  756. CMD growl
  757. EM %s growls in a rather close imitation of a rabid snake.
  758. USER Dylan
  759. USE 4
  760. CAT SOUND
  761. FLAGS END
  762. END
  763.  
  764. [EMOTE]
  765. CMD cum
  766. EM %s SPURTS HIS LOAD ALL OVER THE DESK.
  767. USER Giles
  768. USE 4
  769. CAT PERVERSE
  770. FLAGS END
  771. END
  772.  
  773. [EMOTE]
  774. CMD notme
  775. EM 'Nothing to do with me' says %s
  776. USER Giles
  777. USE 4
  778. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  779. FLAGS END
  780. END
  781.  
  782. [EMOTE]
  783. CMD cry
  784. EM %s cries softly to himself.
  785. USER Dylan
  786. USE 4
  787. CAT SADNESS
  788. FLAGS END
  789. END
  790.  
  791. [EMOTE]
  792. CMD goggle
  793. EM %s's eyes almost burst from his skull as he goggles in awe.
  794. USER Dylan
  795. USE 4
  796. CAT FACIAL
  797. FLAGS END
  798. END
  799.  
  800. [EMOTE]
  801. CMD joke
  802. EM %s's eyes open widely, 'Thats AMAZING' he says.
  803. USER Giles
  804. USE 4
  805. CAT (null)
  806. FLAGS END
  807. END
  808.  
  809. [EMOTE]
  810. CMD swoon
  811. EM %s raises his hand to his forehead and swoons...
  812. USER Dylan
  813. USE 4
  814. CAT PHYSICAL
  815. FLAGS END
  816. END
  817.  
  818. [EMOTE]
  819. CMD sneeze
  820. EM %s gulps a couple of times, but alas, to no avail, a small nuclear reaction occurs in his nose causing him to involuntarily spray you with green and yellow strands of mucus.
  821. USER Dylan
  822. USE 4
  823. CAT FACIAL
  824. FLAGS END
  825. END
  826.  
  827. [EMOTE]
  828. CMD nebod
  829. EM ........'Hello'.....................'Anybody out there?' .....................'No?'................................... ..' FOR FUCKS SAKES ANY BODY THERE?'
  830. USER Giles
  831. USE 4
  832. CAT (null)
  833. FLAGS END
  834. END
  835.  
  836. [EMOTE]
  837. CMD moo
  838. EM %s takes a deep breath and then emits a long monotonous MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
  839. USER Dylan
  840. USE 4
  841. CAT SOUND
  842. FLAGS END
  843. END
  844.  
  845. [EMOTE]
  846. CMD levitate
  847. EM %s raises his eyebrows, the rest of his body following slowly until both he and his chair are 2 feet above the ground.
  848. USER Colin
  849. USE 4
  850. CAT GENERAL
  851. FLAGS END
  852. END
  853.  
  854. [EMOTE]
  855. CMD huh
  856. EM "Huh!", says %s standing up straight and putting his hands on his hips.
  857. USER Dylan
  858. USE 4
  859. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  860. FLAGS END
  861. END
  862.  
  863. [EMOTE]
  864. CMD cow10
  865. EM )\ (__) / \ (oo) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cow swimming at Amityville
  866. USER Giles
  867. USE 4
  868. CAT SILLY
  869. FLAGS END
  870. END
  871.  
  872. [EMOTE]
  873. CMD woah
  874. EM 'Woah, hold yer horses mate.", says %s in a cockney accent.
  875. USER Dylan
  876. USE 4
  877. CAT GENERAL
  878. FLAGS END
  879. END
  880.  
  881. [EMOTE]
  882. CMD slaphead
  883. EM 'Oy slaphead', %s shouts out loud.
  884. USER Dylan
  885. USE 4
  886. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  887. FLAGS END
  888. END
  889.  
  890. [EMOTE]
  891. CMD shit
  892. EM Now. Now. don't swear. Would you do that kind of thing at home.
  893. USER Giles
  894. USE 5
  895. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  896. FLAGS END
  897. END
  898.  
  899. [EMOTE]
  900. CMD wobble
  901. EM %s wobbles a bit drunkenly.
  902. USER Dylan
  903. USE 5
  904. CAT PHYSICAL
  905. FLAGS END
  906. END
  907.  
  908. [EMOTE]
  909. CMD rather
  910. EM 'I was going to say...' %s informs us.
  911. USER Giles
  912. USE 8
  913. CAT (null)
  914. FLAGS END
  915. END
  916.  
  917. [EMOTE]
  918. CMD wotup
  919. EM "Yo, what's up doc ?", says %s, contorting his teeth into a Bugs Bunny face.
  920. USER Colin
  921. USE 5
  922. CAT FACIAL
  923. FLAGS END
  924. END
  925.  
  926. [EMOTE]
  927. CMD wag
  928. EM %s wags his finger at you scoldingly.
  929. USER Dylan
  930. USE 5
  931. CAT SILLY
  932. FLAGS END
  933. END
  934.  
  935. [EMOTE]
  936. CMD giggle
  937. EM %s giggles like a maniac rolling his eyes.
  938. USER Dylan
  939. USE 5
  940. CAT LAUGHTER
  941. FLAGS END
  942. END
  943.  
  944. [EMOTE]
  945. CMD agree
  946. EM 'Oh. I agree totally' replies %s, stifling a yawn.
  947. USER Giles
  948. USE 5
  949. CAT GENERAL
  950. FLAGS END
  951. END
  952.  
  953. [EMOTE]
  954. CMD england
  955. EM Sunny Old Blighty.
  956. USER Dylan
  957. USE 5
  958. CAT GENERAL
  959. FLAGS END
  960. END
  961.  
  962. [EMOTE]
  963. CMD pafu
  964. EM %s places his head inbetween the nearest pair of breasts he can see.
  965. USER Giles
  966. USE 5
  967. CAT PERVERSE
  968. FLAGS END
  969. END
  970.  
  971. [EMOTE]
  972. CMD oy
  973. EM %s says, 'OY!' and taps you on the shoulder.
  974. USER Dylan
  975. USE 5
  976. CAT (null)
  977. FLAGS END
  978. END
  979.  
  980. [EMOTE]
  981. CMD crinkle
  982. EM %s crinkles up his eyes and looks at you as if you're a wally.
  983. USER Dylan
  984. USE 5
  985. CAT RUDENESS
  986. FLAGS END
  987. END
  988.  
  989. [EMOTE]
  990. CMD fish
  991. EM %s reckons its just a load of old fish.
  992. USER Dylan
  993. USE 5
  994. CAT SILLY
  995. FLAGS END
  996. END
  997.  
  998. [EMOTE]
  999. CMD mmm.
  1000. EM %s: MMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmm. 8ª)
  1001. USER Giles
  1002. USE 5
  1003. CAT SILLY
  1004. FLAGS END
  1005. END
  1006.  
  1007. [EMOTE]
  1008. CMD cringe
  1009. EM %s cringes, expecting worse.
  1010. USER Dylan
  1011. USE 5
  1012. CAT PHYSICAL
  1013. FLAGS END
  1014. END
  1015.  
  1016. [EMOTE]
  1017. CMD eggsucktly
  1018. EM Spam & Eggs
  1019. USER Giles
  1020. USE 5
  1021. CAT (null)
  1022. FLAGS END
  1023. END
  1024.  
  1025. [EMOTE]
  1026. CMD time
  1027. EM Message for %s: The time is now 3:30pm. (Somewhere!)
  1028. USER Giles
  1029. USE 5
  1030. CAT (null)
  1031. FLAGS END
  1032. END
  1033.  
  1034. [EMOTE]
  1035. CMD willy
  1036. EM %s informs the world that he knows the word 'willy' and he's not afraid to use it.
  1037. USER Giles
  1038. USE 5
  1039. CAT SILLY
  1040. FLAGS END
  1041. END
  1042.  
  1043. [EMOTE]
  1044. CMD pray
  1045. EM 'Hare Krishna.... Hare..Hare.. Krishna...' %s chants, his hair falling out and sandles appearing at his feet. Suddenly he discovers he is now ORANGE.
  1046. USER Giles
  1047. USE 5
  1048. CAT RELIGION
  1049. FLAGS END
  1050. END
  1051.  
  1052. [EMOTE]
  1053. CMD snort
  1054. EM %s snorts exultantly, expelling some unwanted matter from his nose.
  1055. USER Dylan
  1056. USE 5
  1057. CAT SILLY
  1058. FLAGS END
  1059. END
  1060.  
  1061. [EMOTE]
  1062. CMD timeflys
  1063. EM Time flies like the wind...... Fruit flies like a banana.
  1064. USER Giles
  1065. USE 5
  1066. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1067. FLAGS END
  1068. END
  1069.  
  1070. [EMOTE]
  1071. CMD rub
  1072. EM %s rubs his hands together in glee.
  1073. USER Dylan
  1074. USE 5
  1075. CAT GENERAL
  1076. FLAGS END
  1077. END
  1078.  
  1079. [EMOTE]
  1080. CMD twitter
  1081. EM %s twitters like an owl, worrying you for a moment.
  1082. USER Dylan
  1083. USE 5
  1084. CAT SOUND
  1085. FLAGS END
  1086. END
  1087.  
  1088. [EMOTE]
  1089. CMD bugger
  1090. EM Bugger (as quoted by %s) is also a familiar phrase among certain members of the StarFox II team.
  1091. USER Giles
  1092. USE 5
  1093. CAT (null)
  1094. FLAGS END
  1095. END
  1096.  
  1097. [EMOTE]
  1098. CMD monkees
  1099. EM "Here they come, walking down the street... hey hey its the monkees...da-da-de-da-de-da-da... da-da-de-da-de-da...", sings %s cheerily.
  1100. USER Dylan
  1101. USE 5
  1102. CAT SILLY
  1103. FLAGS END
  1104. END
  1105.  
  1106. [EMOTE]
  1107. CMD punch
  1108. EM RIGHT, Colin is a lumber jack.
  1109. USER Giles
  1110. USE 5
  1111. CAT RUDENESS
  1112. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  1113. END
  1114.  
  1115. [EMOTE]
  1116. CMD cow3
  1117. EM (__) (oo) \/ ____| \____ ---/ --** *____/ |___// //--------/ //__ Cow marching
  1118. USER Giles
  1119. USE 5
  1120. CAT SILLY
  1121. FLAGS END
  1122. END
  1123.  
  1124. [EMOTE]
  1125. CMD which?
  1126. EM %s wonders to which you are referring to.
  1127. USER Dylan
  1128. USE 5
  1129. CAT QUESTION
  1130. FLAGS END
  1131. END
  1132.  
  1133. [EMOTE]
  1134. CMD flick
  1135. EM %s flicks a rather large green bogey in your direction.
  1136. USER Dylan
  1137. USE 6
  1138. CAT RUDENESS
  1139. FLAGS END
  1140. END
  1141.  
  1142. [EMOTE]
  1143. CMD bum
  1144. EM %s sez bum.
  1145. USER Giles
  1146. USE 5
  1147. CAT (null)
  1148. FLAGS END
  1149. END
  1150.  
  1151. [EMOTE]
  1152. CMD wibber
  1153. EM 'Wibber' Says %s
  1154. USER Giles
  1155. USE 6
  1156. CAT SILLY
  1157. FLAGS END
  1158. END
  1159.  
  1160. [EMOTE]
  1161. CMD fag
  1162. EM %s is off to buy some fags.
  1163. USER Giles
  1164. USE 6
  1165. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1166. FLAGS END
  1167. END
  1168.  
  1169. [EMOTE]
  1170. CMD yup
  1171. EM %s says, 'Yup, that's quite right', and nods his head up and down.
  1172. USER Dylan
  1173. USE 6
  1174. CAT GENERAL
  1175. FLAGS END
  1176. END
  1177.  
  1178. [EMOTE]
  1179. CMD pedantic
  1180. EM Giles, the pedantic git, does it again.
  1181. USER Dylan
  1182. USE 6
  1183. CAT PERSON
  1184. FLAGS END
  1185. END
  1186.  
  1187. [EMOTE]
  1188. CMD strum
  1189. EM %s strums his fingers on his desk impatiently.
  1190. USER Dylan
  1191. USE 6
  1192. CAT GENERAL
  1193. FLAGS END
  1194. END
  1195.  
  1196. [EMOTE]
  1197. CMD cat
  1198. EM CUNT
  1199. USER Giles
  1200. USE 7
  1201. CAT PERSON
  1202. FLAGS END
  1203. END
  1204.  
  1205. [EMOTE]
  1206. CMD cow11
  1207. EM (___) ( O ) /-------\ / / | ||V * ||----|| ^^ ^^ The cyclops that Jezsan andthe Argonauts met had this cow
  1208. USER Giles
  1209. USE 6
  1210. CAT SILLY
  1211. FLAGS END
  1212. END
  1213.  
  1214. [EMOTE]
  1215. CMD cowdrowning
  1216. EM (__) (oo)-------------------------
  1217. USER Giles
  1218. USE 6
  1219. CAT SILLY
  1220. FLAGS END
  1221. END
  1222.  
  1223. [EMOTE]
  1224. CMD shimizu
  1225. EM What a gay bastard.
  1226. USER Giles
  1227. USE 6
  1228. CAT PERSON
  1229. FLAGS END
  1230. END
  1231.  
  1232. [EMOTE]
  1233. CMD byebye
  1234. EM 'Bye-t-Bye' says %s in a sort of crap Japanese way.
  1235. USER Giles
  1236. USE 9
  1237. CAT (null)
  1238. FLAGS END
  1239. END
  1240.  
  1241. [EMOTE]
  1242. CMD headbutt
  1243. EM %s headbutts you sharply on the nose bringing tears to your eyes.
  1244. USER Dylan
  1245. USE 6
  1246. CAT PHYSICAL
  1247. FLAGS END
  1248. END
  1249.  
  1250. [EMOTE]
  1251. CMD ba
  1252. EM Say ugly, where you born like that or did you get hit by a bus?
  1253. USER Colin
  1254. USE 6
  1255. CAT RUDENESS
  1256. FLAGS END
  1257. END
  1258.  
  1259. [EMOTE]
  1260. CMD blush
  1261. EM %s blushes profusely.
  1262. USER Dylan
  1263. USE 6
  1264. CAT FACIAL
  1265. FLAGS END
  1266. END
  1267.  
  1268. [EMOTE]
  1269. CMD unimat
  1270. EM Lets see if %s gets ripped off by the Unimat machine again.
  1271. USER Giles
  1272. USE 6
  1273. CAT (null)
  1274. FLAGS END
  1275. END
  1276.  
  1277. [EMOTE]
  1278. CMD mum
  1279. EM Yer mum!
  1280. USER Colin
  1281. USE 6
  1282. CAT RUDENESS
  1283. FLAGS END
  1284. END
  1285.  
  1286. [EMOTE]
  1287. CMD chortle
  1288. EM %s chortles merrily.
  1289. USER Dylan
  1290. USE 6
  1291. CAT LAUGHTER
  1292. FLAGS END
  1293. END
  1294.  
  1295. [EMOTE]
  1296. CMD cheq
  1297. EM Lets all start wearing chequered shirts shouts....?
  1298. USER Giles
  1299. USE 6
  1300. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1301. FLAGS END
  1302. END
  1303.  
  1304. [EMOTE]
  1305. CMD sob
  1306. EM %s sobs sullenly, occasionally whimpering like a lost dog.
  1307. USER Dylan
  1308. USE 6
  1309. CAT SADNESS
  1310. FLAGS END
  1311. END
  1312.  
  1313. [EMOTE]
  1314. CMD boogie
  1315. EM %s boogies on down...
  1316. USER Dylan
  1317. USE 6
  1318. CAT PHYSICAL
  1319. FLAGS END
  1320. END
  1321.  
  1322. [EMOTE]
  1323. CMD chunder
  1324. EM %s chunders great meaty chunks all over the floor.
  1325. USER Dylan
  1326. USE 7
  1327. CAT TOILET
  1328. FLAGS END
  1329. END
  1330.  
  1331. [EMOTE]
  1332. CMD cow12
  1333. EM * (__) * (__) \ (oo) | (oo) \-------\/ \-------\/ o o| || / || ||----||>==/-----|| ^^ ^^ ^^ Cow getting the shit kicked out of her
  1334. USER Giles
  1335. USE 6
  1336. CAT SILLY
  1337. FLAGS END
  1338. END
  1339.  
  1340. [EMOTE]
  1341. CMD pardon
  1342. EM %s: What you say? I didnt quite catch it.
  1343. USER Giles
  1344. USE 6
  1345. CAT GENERAL
  1346. FLAGS END
  1347. END
  1348.  
  1349. [EMOTE]
  1350. CMD ic
  1351. EM 'Mmm. I see' says %s, but me thinks he doesnt give a shit
  1352. USER Giles
  1353. USE 7
  1354. CAT (null)
  1355. FLAGS END
  1356. END
  1357.  
  1358. [EMOTE]
  1359. CMD cow9
  1360. EM o o |__| (__) (__) (oo) (oo) =(oo)= oo /-------\/ /-------vv /-------\/ / | || / | || / | ||* ||----|| * ||----|| * ||----|| ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ bill bixby bela lugosi boris karloff claude rains male relative cow cow cow cow
  1361. USER Giles
  1362. USE 7
  1363. CAT SILLY
  1364. FLAGS END
  1365. END
  1366.  
  1367. [EMOTE]
  1368. CMD when?
  1369. EM 'When?', asks %s with a questioning look about his eyes.
  1370. USER Giles
  1371. USE 8
  1372. CAT QUESTION
  1373. FLAGS END
  1374. END
  1375.  
  1376. [EMOTE]
  1377. CMD lshat
  1378. EM 'Laugh? I nearly shat!' says %s
  1379. USER Giles
  1380. USE 7
  1381. CAT LAUGHTER
  1382. FLAGS END
  1383. END
  1384.  
  1385. [EMOTE]
  1386. CMD vern
  1387. EM \\/\/// |-O.O-| ( ^ ) \ o / __|.|__ / \ . . . O <--------------- VERN !!!!!!!!!
  1388. USER Colin
  1389. USE 7
  1390. CAT SILLY
  1391. FLAGS END
  1392. END
  1393.  
  1394. [EMOTE]
  1395. CMD wipe
  1396. EM %s wipes his mouth and apologises profusely.
  1397. USER Dylan
  1398. USE 7
  1399. CAT GENERAL
  1400. FLAGS END
  1401. END
  1402.  
  1403. [EMOTE]
  1404. CMD poke
  1405. EM %s pokes you rather sharply in the ribs, 'Wotchit mate!'
  1406. USER Dylan
  1407. USE 7
  1408. CAT PHYSICAL
  1409. FLAGS END
  1410. END
  1411.  
  1412. [EMOTE]
  1413. CMD woof
  1414. EM %s says 'Woof', in a curiously un-enticing manner.
  1415. USER Dylan
  1416. USE 7
  1417. CAT SOUND
  1418. FLAGS END
  1419. END
  1420.  
  1421. [EMOTE]
  1422. CMD sniff
  1423. EM %s sniffs the air.. 'hmm.. has someone let one go?' he asks.
  1424. USER Dylan
  1425. USE 7
  1426. CAT SILLY
  1427. FLAGS END
  1428. END
  1429.  
  1430. [EMOTE]
  1431. CMD ooh
  1432. EM 'Oooh, how lovely!', says %s with a glimmer in his eye.
  1433. USER Dylan
  1434. USE 8
  1435. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1436. FLAGS END
  1437. END
  1438.  
  1439. [EMOTE]
  1440. CMD aargh
  1441. EM %s yells, 'Aarrgh!' and runs for cover.
  1442. USER Dylan
  1443. USE 7
  1444. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1445. FLAGS END
  1446. END
  1447.  
  1448. [EMOTE]
  1449. CMD blink
  1450. EM %s blinks twice.
  1451. USER Dylan
  1452. USE 7
  1453. CAT FACIAL
  1454. FLAGS END
  1455. END
  1456.  
  1457. [EMOTE]
  1458. CMD cow2
  1459. EM (__) (oo) /-------\/ / | 007 || * ||----|| ^^ ^^ Cow licenced to kill
  1460. USER Giles
  1461. USE 7
  1462. CAT SILLY
  1463. FLAGS END
  1464. END
  1465.  
  1466. [EMOTE]
  1467. CMD cow1
  1468. EM (__) (oo) /---+ +--\/ / | | | || * ||-+ +-|| ^^ ^^ David Copperfield's Cow
  1469. USER Giles
  1470. USE 7
  1471. CAT SILLY
  1472. FLAGS END
  1473. END
  1474.  
  1475. [EMOTE]
  1476. CMD finger
  1477. EM %s gives you the finger.
  1478. USER Dylan
  1479. USE 7
  1480. CAT RUDENESS
  1481. FLAGS END
  1482. END
  1483.  
  1484. [EMOTE]
  1485. CMD cow5
  1486. EM (__) (oo) *+-------\/ ||______|| ||----|| OO OO pickup cow
  1487. USER Giles
  1488. USE 7
  1489. CAT SILLY
  1490. FLAGS END
  1491. END
  1492.  
  1493. [EMOTE]
  1494. CMD cowpie
  1495. EM (__) (oo) ___________________( _)____________(__ ) _________________ _____________
  1496. USER Giles
  1497. USE 8
  1498. CAT SILLY
  1499. FLAGS END
  1500. END
  1501.  
  1502. [EMOTE]
  1503. CMD droll
  1504. EM Qouth %s ' Oh tres droll. Tres drollll'
  1505. USER Giles
  1506. USE 8
  1507. CAT LAUGHTER
  1508. FLAGS END
  1509. END
  1510.  
  1511. [EMOTE]
  1512. CMD throwup
  1513. EM %s gulps a couple of times trying to force it down, but to no avail, his eyes glaze over as an almost unending stream of gloop flies from his mouth.
  1514. USER Dylan
  1515. USE 8
  1516. CAT TOILET
  1517. FLAGS END
  1518. END
  1519.  
  1520. [EMOTE]
  1521. CMD wellr
  1522. EM 'Well' asked %s. As the gerbal aroused his right testicle.
  1523. USER Giles
  1524. USE 8
  1525. CAT (null)
  1526. FLAGS END
  1527. END
  1528.  
  1529. [EMOTE]
  1530. CMD hulk
  1531. EM 'You don't want to see me when I am angry!' says %s, beginning to turn green, muscles bulging, shirt ripping...
  1532. USER Dylan
  1533. USE 8
  1534. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1535. FLAGS END
  1536. END
  1537.  
  1538. [EMOTE]
  1539. CMD kakui
  1540. EM %s: pervoid.
  1541. USER Dylan
  1542. USE 8
  1543. CAT PERSON
  1544. FLAGS END
  1545. END
  1546.  
  1547. [EMOTE]
  1548. CMD offtoworkwego
  1549. EM 'Hi ho. Hi ho. Its off to work we go' %s sings cheerily.
  1550. USER Giles
  1551. USE 8
  1552. CAT GENERAL
  1553. FLAGS END
  1554. END
  1555.  
  1556. [EMOTE]
  1557. CMD cow7
  1558. EM _____________________________ | |-------------| | | ________ | | COWNTY | | (|__|) | | | JAIL | | |oo| | | | | |__|\/|__| | | | o | | | ^ | | | ] | | | | |_____________|_____________| Some cows get in trouble...
  1559. USER Giles
  1560. USE 8
  1561. CAT SILLY
  1562. FLAGS END
  1563. END
  1564.  
  1565. [EMOTE]
  1566. CMD cow8
  1567. EM |------========| | **** |=======| o | **** |=======| ___| |==============| ___ {(__)} |==============| []( )={(oo)} |==============| /---===--{ \/ } | / | NASA |==== | * ||------||-----^ || | | ^^ ^ |
  1568. USER Giles
  1569. USE 10
  1570. CAT SILLY
  1571. FLAGS END
  1572. END
  1573.  
  1574. [EMOTE]
  1575. CMD cow6
  1576. EM \ (__) \\(oo) /-----\\\/ / | (##) * ||----||" ^^ ^^ This cow plays bagpipes.
  1577. USER Giles
  1578. USE 9
  1579. CAT SILLY
  1580. FLAGS END
  1581. END
  1582.  
  1583. [EMOTE]
  1584. CMD then?
  1585. EM 'And then what?' says %s scratching his ankle.
  1586. USER Dylan
  1587. USE 9
  1588. CAT QUESTION
  1589. FLAGS END
  1590. END
  1591.  
  1592. [EMOTE]
  1593. CMD and?
  1594. EM 'And then what?', asks %s persistently.
  1595. USER Dylan
  1596. USE 9
  1597. CAT QUESTION
  1598. FLAGS END
  1599. END
  1600.  
  1601. [EMOTE]
  1602. CMD closedown
  1603. EM %s, erm, doesn't want to worry you or anything but, like, well, the end of the world is nigh, like, er..... SHUTDOWN
  1604. USER Dylan
  1605. USE 9
  1606. CAT GENERAL
  1607. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  1608. END
  1609.  
  1610. [EMOTE]
  1611. CMD laugh
  1612. EM %s laughs his head off.
  1613. USER Dylan
  1614. USE 9
  1615. CAT LAUGHTER
  1616. FLAGS END
  1617. END
  1618.  
  1619. [EMOTE]
  1620. CMD exit
  1621. EM %s says his excuses and leaves via the nearest exit.
  1622. USER Giles
  1623. USE 9
  1624. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1625. FLAGS END
  1626. END
  1627.  
  1628. [EMOTE]
  1629. CMD wave
  1630. EM 'One... Two... Three... Four...', prompts %s. 'Wave your hands in the air like you just dont care!'
  1631. USER Giles
  1632. USE 9
  1633. CAT PHYSICAL
  1634. FLAGS END
  1635. END
  1636.  
  1637. [EMOTE]
  1638. CMD roll
  1639. EM %s rolls his eyes to the left, waits a few seconds, then rolls them to the right.
  1640. USER Dylan
  1641. USE 9
  1642. CAT SILLY
  1643. FLAGS END
  1644. END
  1645.  
  1646. [EMOTE]
  1647. CMD jump
  1648. EM %s jumps with joy at the thought of such a thing.
  1649. USER Giles
  1650. USE 10
  1651. CAT (null)
  1652. FLAGS END
  1653. END
  1654.  
  1655. [EMOTE]
  1656. CMD clap
  1657. EM %s claps his hands enthusiastically.
  1658. USER Dylan
  1659. USE 10
  1660. CAT PHYSICAL
  1661. FLAGS END
  1662. END
  1663.  
  1664. [EMOTE]
  1665. CMD teatime
  1666. EM 'Tea Time' shouts %s. The time has come to make some Tea apparently.
  1667. USER Giles
  1668. USE 9
  1669. CAT SILLY
  1670. FLAGS END
  1671. END
  1672.  
  1673. [EMOTE]
  1674. CMD not
  1675. EM %s says NNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTT
  1676. USER Giles
  1677. USE 10
  1678. CAT SILLY
  1679. FLAGS END
  1680. END
  1681.  
  1682. [EMOTE]
  1683. CMD bimble
  1684. EM <<ATTENTION>> <<ATTENTION>>%s has said 'Bimble'
  1685. USER Giles
  1686. USE 10
  1687. CAT SILLY
  1688. FLAGS END
  1689. END
  1690.  
  1691. [EMOTE]
  1692. CMD gargle
  1693. EM %s throws his head back and gargles loudly.
  1694. USER Dylan
  1695. USE 10
  1696. CAT SILLY
  1697. FLAGS END
  1698. END
  1699.  
  1700. [EMOTE]
  1701. CMD frisbee
  1702. EM ----------------------------o 8ª) - a game of Ultimate.
  1703. USER Giles
  1704. USE 10
  1705. CAT (null)
  1706. FLAGS END
  1707. END
  1708.  
  1709. [EMOTE]
  1710. CMD wink
  1711. EM %s winks at you in a cheeky way.
  1712. USER Dylan
  1713. USE 10
  1714. CAT FACIAL
  1715. FLAGS END
  1716. END
  1717.  
  1718. [EMOTE]
  1719. CMD who?
  1720. EM 'Who are you talking about?', questions %s tentatively.
  1721. USER Giles
  1722. USE 11
  1723. CAT QUESTION
  1724. FLAGS END
  1725. END
  1726.  
  1727. [EMOTE]
  1728. CMD poo
  1729. EM %s does an enormous poo in front of you.
  1730. USER Bob
  1731. USE 11
  1732. CAT TOILET
  1733. FLAGS END
  1734. END
  1735.  
  1736. [EMOTE]
  1737. CMD cow4
  1738. EM ...---... ./ / / | \ \ \. / / / | \ \ \ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ \ | / \ | / \ | / \ | / \ | /(__) \|/ (oo) /---++--\/ / | || || * ||-++-|| ^^ ^^
  1739. USER Giles
  1740. USE 13
  1741. CAT SILLY
  1742. FLAGS END
  1743. END
  1744.  
  1745. [EMOTE]
  1746. CMD shame
  1747. EM 'Now, isn't that a shame!', says %s exultantly, eyes bulging.
  1748. USER Dylan
  1749. USE 11
  1750. CAT COMPASSION
  1751. FLAGS END
  1752. END
  1753.  
  1754. [EMOTE]
  1755. CMD hernia
  1756. EM %s's hernia pops out again, time for some re-arrangement!
  1757. USER Colin
  1758. USE 11
  1759. CAT PERVERSE
  1760. FLAGS END
  1761. END
  1762.  
  1763. [EMOTE]
  1764. CMD shudder
  1765. EM %s shudders, a chill rippling down his spine.
  1766. USER Dylan
  1767. USE 11
  1768. CAT PHYSICAL
  1769. FLAGS END
  1770. END
  1771.  
  1772. [EMOTE]
  1773. CMD titter
  1774. EM %s titters like a little girl who's just seen a whanger of a cock.
  1775. USER Dylan
  1776. USE 11
  1777. CAT PERVERSE
  1778. FLAGS END
  1779. END
  1780.  
  1781. [EMOTE]
  1782. CMD apologise
  1783. EM %s bows his head and apologises profusely for what he has just done.
  1784. USER Dylan
  1785. USE 11
  1786. CAT GENERAL
  1787. FLAGS END
  1788. END
  1789.  
  1790. [EMOTE]
  1791. CMD indeed
  1792. EM Indeedly doodly says %s, it would seem he agrees quite whole heartedly.
  1793. USER Colin
  1794. USE 20
  1795. CAT GENERAL
  1796. FLAGS END
  1797. END
  1798.  
  1799. [EMOTE]
  1800. CMD heheh
  1801. EM %s attempts to make a sarcastic laugh.
  1802. USER Giles
  1803. USE 16
  1804. CAT LAUGHTER
  1805. FLAGS END
  1806. END
  1807.  
  1808. [EMOTE]
  1809. CMD where?
  1810. EM 'And where if I may be so bold to ask?', asks %s.
  1811. USER Dylan
  1812. USE 12
  1813. CAT QUESTION
  1814. FLAGS END
  1815. END
  1816.  
  1817. [EMOTE]
  1818. CMD how?
  1819. EM 'How?' says %s waggling his hips in a provocative manner.
  1820. USER Dylan
  1821. USE 13
  1822. CAT QUESTION
  1823. FLAGS END
  1824. END
  1825.  
  1826. [EMOTE]
  1827. CMD yo
  1828. EM %s says, 'Yo dude', and pats you on the back.
  1829. USER Dylan
  1830. USE 12
  1831. CAT GREETING
  1832. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  1833. END
  1834.  
  1835. [EMOTE]
  1836. CMD cough
  1837. EM %s coughs politely.
  1838. USER Dylan
  1839. USE 13
  1840. CAT PHYSICAL
  1841. FLAGS END
  1842. END
  1843.  
  1844. [EMOTE]
  1845. CMD spunk
  1846. EM The room fills with a sort of sweaty odour as %s spunks all over the floor, ceiling, walls... everywhere.
  1847. USER Giles
  1848. USE 13
  1849. CAT PERVERSE
  1850. FLAGS END
  1851. END
  1852.  
  1853. [EMOTE]
  1854. CMD maybe
  1855. EM MMMMmmmyes..... or rather MMMnnnno.... fuck. %s doesnt know.
  1856. USER Giles
  1857. USE 13
  1858. CAT (null)
  1859. FLAGS END
  1860. END
  1861.  
  1862. [EMOTE]
  1863. CMD guff
  1864. EM A cloud appears.......... %s has let a rather potent trouser pardon arise.
  1865. USER Giles
  1866. USE 13
  1867. CAT TOILET
  1868. FLAGS END
  1869. END
  1870.  
  1871. [EMOTE]
  1872. CMD boggle
  1873. EM %s's mind boggles at the thought.
  1874. USER Dylan
  1875. USE 13
  1876. CAT MENTAL
  1877. FLAGS END
  1878. END
  1879.  
  1880. [EMOTE]
  1881. CMD spooky
  1882. EM %s spreads his hands out wide and says, 'Spoooooky!'.
  1883. USER Dylan
  1884. USE 13
  1885. CAT SILLY
  1886. FLAGS END
  1887. END
  1888.  
  1889. [EMOTE]
  1890. CMD bye
  1891. EM %s waves his hand, 'bye bye', he says.
  1892. USER Giles
  1893. USE 13
  1894. CAT GENERAL
  1895. FLAGS END
  1896. END
  1897.  
  1898. [EMOTE]
  1899. CMD yipee
  1900. EM You hear %s shout 'Yipeee' at the top of his voice.
  1901. USER Giles
  1902. USE 13
  1903. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1904. FLAGS END
  1905. END
  1906.  
  1907. [EMOTE]
  1908. CMD scratch
  1909. EM %s scratches his head, contemplating the matter at hand.
  1910. USER Dylan
  1911. USE 14
  1912. CAT MENTAL
  1913. FLAGS END
  1914. END
  1915.  
  1916. [EMOTE]
  1917. CMD cackle
  1918. EM 'Cack cack cack cack cack...' goes %s.
  1919. USER Dylan
  1920. USE 14
  1921. CAT LAUGHTER
  1922. FLAGS END
  1923. END
  1924.  
  1925. [EMOTE]
  1926. CMD oops
  1927. EM %s thinks a boo-boo has been at play here.
  1928. USER Giles
  1929. USE 16
  1930. CAT GENERAL
  1931. FLAGS END
  1932. END
  1933.  
  1934. [EMOTE]
  1935. CMD bog
  1936. EM %s is going for a piss. He'll be back soon. Please leave a message after the beep...!
  1937. USER Giles
  1938. USE 15
  1939. CAT TOILET
  1940. FLAGS END
  1941. END
  1942.  
  1943. [EMOTE]
  1944. CMD piss
  1945. EM %s unbuttons his flies and pisses all over the floor, rather making a mess.
  1946. USER Dylan
  1947. USE 16
  1948. CAT TOILET
  1949. FLAGS END
  1950. END
  1951.  
  1952. [EMOTE]
  1953. CMD belch
  1954. EM %s impresses you with the length and variety of the sound emitted as he belches.
  1955. USER Dylan
  1956. USE 18
  1957. CAT TOILET
  1958. FLAGS END
  1959. END
  1960.  
  1961. [EMOTE]
  1962. CMD cockney
  1963. EM COCKNEY WANKER!
  1964. USER Dylan
  1965. USE 16
  1966. CAT RUDENESS
  1967. FLAGS END
  1968. END
  1969.  
  1970. [EMOTE]
  1971. CMD worrying
  1972. EM 'Worrying, very worrying', says %s with a confused frown.
  1973. USER Dylan
  1974. USE 16
  1975. CAT (null)
  1976. FLAGS END
  1977. END
  1978.  
  1979. [EMOTE]
  1980. CMD lovely
  1981. EM 'Oh thats lurvely' %s tells us. He can feel his insides being to churn at the very thought of such a disgusting thing.
  1982. USER Giles
  1983. USE 16
  1984. CAT SARCASM
  1985. FLAGS END
  1986. END
  1987.  
  1988. [EMOTE]
  1989. CMD bah
  1990. EM 'Bah!', exclaims %s and puts his hands on his hips.
  1991. USER Dylan
  1992. USE 16
  1993. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  1994. FLAGS END
  1995. END
  1996.  
  1997. [EMOTE]
  1998. CMD yep
  1999. EM YESS SIREEE.
  2000. USER Giles
  2001. USE 20
  2002. CAT GENERAL
  2003. FLAGS END
  2004. END
  2005.  
  2006. [EMOTE]
  2007. CMD yes?
  2008. EM 'Yeeeees?', asks %s with a dangerous glint in his eye.
  2009. USER Dylan
  2010. USE 28
  2011. CAT QUESTION
  2012. FLAGS END
  2013. END
  2014.  
  2015. [EMOTE]
  2016. CMD wibble
  2017. EM Saying wibble isn't very constructive is it %s.
  2018. USER Giles
  2019. USE 18
  2020. CAT SILLY
  2021. FLAGS END
  2022. END
  2023.  
  2024. [EMOTE]
  2025. CMD puke
  2026. EM %s pukes great globules of yellow bile all over the ground.
  2027. USER Dylan
  2028. USE 19
  2029. CAT TOILET
  2030. FLAGS END
  2031. END
  2032.  
  2033. [EMOTE]
  2034. CMD wank
  2035. EM %s wanks his jism all over your clothes, and then rather hurriedly apologises. (but doesn't bother wiping the jism off your clothes)
  2036. USER Dylan
  2037. USE 19
  2038. CAT TOILET
  2039. FLAGS END
  2040. END
  2041.  
  2042. [EMOTE]
  2043. CMD bus
  2044. EM WHOS THE BIGGEST CUNT IN THE WORLD? ... BUS ACCIDENT.
  2045. USER Giles
  2046. USE 18
  2047. CAT PERSON
  2048. FLAGS END
  2049. END
  2050.  
  2051. [EMOTE]
  2052. CMD parp
  2053. EM 'PaaarrRRPP' says %s's bottom.
  2054. USER Dylan
  2055. USE 20
  2056. CAT TOILET
  2057. FLAGS END
  2058. END
  2059.  
  2060. [EMOTE]
  2061. CMD smile
  2062. EM %s smiles...
  2063. USER Dylan
  2064. USE 19
  2065. CAT LAUGHTER
  2066. FLAGS END
  2067. END
  2068.  
  2069. [EMOTE]
  2070. CMD slurp
  2071. EM %s slurps noisily at his mug 'o char.
  2072. USER Dylan
  2073. USE 19
  2074. CAT PHYSICAL
  2075. FLAGS END
  2076. END
  2077.  
  2078. [EMOTE]
  2079. CMD shrug
  2080. EM %s shrugs noncommitantly.
  2081. USER Dylan
  2082. USE 20
  2083. CAT PHYSICAL
  2084. FLAGS END
  2085. END
  2086.  
  2087. [EMOTE]
  2088. CMD dir
  2089. EM Volume in drive D is unlabeled. . <DIR> 7-20-93 5:01p.. <DIR> 7-20-93 5:01p 0 bytes in 0 file(s)
  2090. USER Giles
  2091. USE 21
  2092. CAT SILLY
  2093. FLAGS END
  2094. END
  2095.  
  2096. [EMOTE]
  2097. CMD snigger
  2098. EM %s sniggers evilly.
  2099. USER Dylan
  2100. USE 21
  2101. CAT LAUGHTER
  2102. FLAGS END
  2103. END
  2104.  
  2105. [EMOTE]
  2106. CMD yuk
  2107. EM 'How disgusting!' exclaims %s with a sour look on his face.
  2108. USER Giles
  2109. USE 22
  2110. CAT (null)
  2111. FLAGS END
  2112. END
  2113.  
  2114. [EMOTE]
  2115. CMD burp
  2116. EM 'Blurrrkkkk' said %s as he expelled some un-wanted gas from his upper orifice.
  2117. USER Giles
  2118. USE 26
  2119. CAT TOILET
  2120. FLAGS END
  2121. END
  2122.  
  2123. [EMOTE]
  2124. CMD why?
  2125. EM 'why?', queries %s with a questioning look in his eyes.
  2126. USER Giles
  2127. USE 25
  2128. CAT QUESTION
  2129. FLAGS END
  2130. END
  2131.  
  2132. [EMOTE]
  2133. CMD dunno
  2134. EM WEEEHHHAYYY...... dunno.
  2135. USER Giles
  2136. USE 28
  2137. CAT (null)
  2138. FLAGS END
  2139. END
  2140.  
  2141. [EMOTE]
  2142. CMD b
  2143. EM Ooooops. %s has typed 'b' in the wrong window again.
  2144. USER Giles
  2145. USE 27
  2146. CAT (null)
  2147. FLAGS END
  2148. END
  2149.  
  2150. [EMOTE]
  2151. CMD what?
  2152. EM %s wonders WTF you're talking about.
  2153. USER Dylan
  2154. USE 27
  2155. CAT QUESTION
  2156. FLAGS END
  2157. END
  2158.  
  2159. [EMOTE]
  2160. CMD alien
  2161. EM /-------\ \ o o / \ / \ - / V
  2162. USER Giles
  2163. USE 28
  2164. CAT FACIAL
  2165. FLAGS END
  2166. END
  2167.  
  2168. [EMOTE]
  2169. CMD smirk
  2170. EM %s smirks mischievously.
  2171. USER Dylan
  2172. USE 28
  2173. CAT LAUGHTER
  2174. FLAGS END
  2175. END
  2176.  
  2177. [EMOTE]
  2178. CMD gurgle
  2179. EM %s gurgles like a baby, sucking his thumb.
  2180. USER Dylan
  2181. USE 29
  2182. CAT SILLY
  2183. FLAGS END
  2184. END
  2185.  
  2186. [EMOTE]
  2187. CMD hehe
  2188. EM %s says, 'Hehe', in a rather childish, Rick-ish, sort of way.
  2189. USER Dylan
  2190. USE 34
  2191. CAT LAUGHTER
  2192. FLAGS END
  2193. END
  2194.  
  2195. [EMOTE]
  2196. CMD really?
  2197. EM 'Now, is that right?', questions %s.
  2198. USER Dylan
  2199. USE 31
  2200. CAT QUESTION
  2201. FLAGS END
  2202. END
  2203.  
  2204. [EMOTE]
  2205. CMD ok
  2206. EM 'Okey dokey', says %s with a quirky smile.
  2207. USER Giles
  2208. USE 32
  2209. CAT (null)
  2210. FLAGS END
  2211. END
  2212.  
  2213. [EMOTE]
  2214. CMD shake
  2215. EM %s shakes his head.
  2216. USER Dylan
  2217. USE 35
  2218. CAT FACIAL
  2219. FLAGS END
  2220. END
  2221.  
  2222. [EMOTE]
  2223. CMD bore
  2224. EM <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< WARNING >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> EXTREME BOREDOM APPROACHING SOON TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION
  2225. USER Giles
  2226. USE 33
  2227. CAT SILLY
  2228. FLAGS END
  2229. END
  2230.  
  2231. [EMOTE]
  2232. CMD ooer
  2233. EM 'Oo-er!' says %s and his eyes bulge.
  2234. USER Dylan
  2235. USE 38
  2236. CAT FACIAL
  2237. FLAGS END
  2238. END
  2239.  
  2240. [EMOTE]
  2241. CMD exactly
  2242. EM %s says, 'exactly' and puts his hands on his hips.
  2243. USER Dylan
  2244. USE 36
  2245. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  2246. FLAGS END
  2247. END
  2248.  
  2249. [EMOTE]
  2250. CMD fart
  2251. EM %s emits a loud, trouser ripping fart.
  2252. USER Dylan
  2253. USE 44
  2254. CAT TOILET
  2255. FLAGS END
  2256. END
  2257.  
  2258. [EMOTE]
  2259. CMD chuckle
  2260. EM %s chuckles heartily to himself.
  2261. USER Dylan
  2262. USE 39
  2263. CAT LAUGHTER
  2264. FLAGS END
  2265. END
  2266.  
  2267. [EMOTE]
  2268. CMD no
  2269. EM The answer from %s is not a positive one.
  2270. USER Giles
  2271. USE 45
  2272. CAT GENERAL
  2273. FLAGS END
  2274. END
  2275.  
  2276. [EMOTE]
  2277. CMD wobber
  2278. EM %s wobbers all over the floor.
  2279. USER Dylan
  2280. USE 46
  2281. CAT SILLY
  2282. FLAGS END
  2283. END
  2284.  
  2285. [EMOTE]
  2286. CMD yawn
  2287. EM %s stretches his mouth wide open in a deep and satisfying yawn.
  2288. USER Dylan
  2289. USE 47
  2290. CAT FACIAL
  2291. FLAGS END
  2292. END
  2293.  
  2294. [EMOTE]
  2295. CMD eh?
  2296. EM %s says, 'eh?', and looks at you rather puzzled.
  2297. USER Dylan
  2298. USE 46
  2299. CAT QUESTION
  2300. FLAGS END
  2301. END
  2302.  
  2303. [EMOTE]
  2304. CMD hello
  2305. EM My... what a fine day. says %s
  2306. USER Giles
  2307. USE 50
  2308. CAT GREETING
  2309. FLAGS END
  2310. END
  2311.  
  2312. [EMOTE]
  2313. CMD lumber
  2314. EM Colin is a lumber jack and hes OK, he sleeps all day and he works all night...... Ner..Ner.Ner.Nah..........
  2315. USER Giles
  2316. USE 53
  2317. CAT SILLY
  2318. FLAGS END
  2319. END
  2320.  
  2321. [EMOTE]
  2322. CMD aha
  2323. EM %s says, 'Aha Jimlad.', and slaps his thigh.
  2324. USER Dylan
  2325. USE 66
  2326. CAT EXCLAMATORY
  2327. FLAGS END
  2328. END
  2329.  
  2330. [EMOTE]
  2331. CMD woops
  2332. EM 'WOOPS!', exclaims %s, slapping his hand to his forehead.
  2333. USER Dylan
  2334. USE 61
  2335. CAT (null)
  2336. FLAGS END
  2337. END
  2338.  
  2339. [EMOTE]
  2340. CMD oh
  2341. EM %s gives a highly informative 'Oh'.
  2342. USER Giles
  2343. USE 65
  2344. CAT (null)
  2345. FLAGS END
  2346. END
  2347.  
  2348. [EMOTE]
  2349. CMD true
  2350. EM Oh how true that really is. Well that's what %s thinks anyway.
  2351. USER Giles
  2352. USE 62
  2353. CAT GENERAL
  2354. FLAGS END
  2355. END
  2356.  
  2357. [EMOTE]
  2358. CMD yes
  2359. EM %s agrees to a certain extent.
  2360. USER Giles
  2361. USE 71
  2362. CAT GENERAL
  2363. FLAGS END
  2364. END
  2365.  
  2366. [EMOTE]
  2367. CMD ?
  2368. EM %s is confused.
  2369. USER Giles
  2370. USE 71
  2371. CAT MENTAL
  2372. FLAGS END
  2373. END
  2374.  
  2375. [EMOTE]
  2376. CMD cls
  2377. EM
  2378. USER Giles
  2379. USE 70
  2380. CAT GENERAL
  2381. FLAGS END
  2382. END
  2383.  
  2384. [EMOTE]
  2385. CMD mmm.
  2386. EM %s Contemplates for a while....... and then says....'Mmmm'
  2387. USER Giles
  2388. USE 79
  2389. CAT (null)
  2390. FLAGS PRIVATE END
  2391. END
  2392.  
  2393. [EMOTE]
  2394. CMD raise
  2395. EM %s raises his eyebrow and looks at you quizzically.
  2396. USER Dylan
  2397. USE 76
  2398. CAT FACIAL
  2399. FLAGS END
  2400. END
  2401.  
  2402. [EMOTE]
  2403. CMD ah
  2404. EM 'Ah.. I see', says %s and does a little jig on the spot.
  2405. USER Dylan
  2406. USE 82
  2407. CAT GENERAL
  2408. FLAGS END
  2409. END
  2410.  
  2411. [EMOTE]
  2412. CMD hmm
  2413. EM 'Hummm', says %s, tapping his fingers on the table.
  2414. USER Giles
  2415. USE 159
  2416. CAT (null)
  2417. FLAGS END
  2418. END
  2419.  
  2420. [EMOTE]
  2421. CMD grin
  2422. EM %s gives you a wide grin.
  2423. USER Dylan
  2424. USE 246
  2425. CAT FACIAL
  2426. FLAGS END
  2427. END
  2428.  
  2429. [EMOTE]
  2430. CMD hoho
  2431. EM 'Ho ho ho ho', says %s, tears rolling down his cheeks.
  2432. USER Giles
  2433. USE 267
  2434. CAT LAUGHTER
  2435. FLAGS END
  2436. END
  2437.  
  2438. [EMOTE]
  2439. CMD nod
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  2695. [MAIL]
  2696. ID 444
  2697. TO bbs/PETE
  2698. FROM Dylan
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  2701. SUBJ Re: arctan
  2702. BODY Thanks for that Pete, I'll implement it as soon as possible...! Not long before you become permanently attached to your significant other is it! :-) I'm back in England for a month to avoid visa problems from around the 23rd of July until the 23rd of August.. and Nintendo's paying for Yuki's ticket. Dyl
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  2709. ID 443
  2710. TO Dylan
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  2714. SUBJ Argsfxx etc
  2715. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl, I can't remember if I asked you, but do you still need the 2 copies of Netware thingy?Can you also send me some source code detailing that PRINTF $%frog bug thing so I can set about fixing it.Ta,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2727. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx
  2728. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> Woops, I forgot about that... been pretty busy lately trying to get an> internet PPP connection for our little network in Japan... then you'll> be able to ftp to us from cix and we won't be knocking up the charges> we are knocking up at the moment in phone bills!Hurray, BTW do you still need those 2 copies of Netware Lite (or Personal Netware or whatever it's called)?Regards,JonS NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2737. FROM bbs/PETE
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  2740. SUBJ arctan
  2741. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)G'day Dylan, Sorry for the delay, many other thingz to do... but there is now a 65816 arctan on the BBS in a file called "petey"It has divu3115 as well, in case you don't have it (change jsl/jsr accordingly)I've checked that the results are the same as the mario code too! Cheers, Pete
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  2749. TO bbs/jez
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  2753. SUBJ uk
  2754. BODY Hi jez,Im coming home at the end of this month cos my visa runs out... i have to wait until my proper working visa comes through which will take about a month or so.... do you wanna go out for a drink sometime?cheers,giles
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  2766. SUBJ fxtrax all version finishing data
  2767. BODY hi jez,Ive spoken with Miamoto about the fxtrax deadline for all versions, which include the 2 player linkup, 2 player linkup version for the states, PAL and competition version.hes says that they should be all finished by the 17th of June, after that Id like to take a holiday until the 30th (7 working days) and then leave.Could you check this out with Jacko? and let me know if there are any problems.cheers,giles
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  2779. SUBJ Argsfxx bug
  2780. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,Could you please send me some example source detailing the %$frog bugette you mentioned so I can fix it....Regards,JonSP.S. don't try to explain it coz I am too stoopid :-)NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2792. SUBJ ArgSfx again
  2793. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,By the way, the assembler now checks properly for valid data when you do a DB or a DW i.e. DB 256 will produce an error. Have fun getting your code to assemble again :-)Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2805. SUBJ ArgSfx v1.51
  2806. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl, There is a new version of ArgSfx (v1.51) in ARGSF151.ZIP.It fixes a few bugs (there are yet more to fix!!!). However, two things should be noted:1) When you re-assemble your code it is quite possible that it will produce a slightly different rom file to v1.50 and earlier. This is due to a bug in the assembler which altered your code under certain circumstances. However, if your code ran before it should still run without problems (tell me if it doesn't).2) Any duplicate macro names will now produce an error. If this is a problem you can alter the way the checking works by using the following commands. CHECKMAC OFF ; turns off all macro name checking CHECKMAC ON ; gives an error if a macro name is duplicated CHECKMAC WARN ; warns you of macro name duplication, but still assembles ok..Just stick the command as the first line of your bank files e.g. BANK0.ASM.Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2818. SUBJ Re: Re: Fax?
  2819. BODY I received a legal ltter from Tony the other day. Its almost in a state where I sign it, but a few minor changes need to be made so its probably a few days away.-- Jez.
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  2831. SUBJ Re: BRender
  2832. BODY giles -it was a piece on argonaut.BRender stands for Blazing Renderer... its just a nice name to give to our collective 3d technology.What we have is a 3d library and API (interface) that makes all machines compatible for 3d rendering, whether its the pc or sega saturn or nintendo project reality. We also have extremely fast software based 3d (much faster than previous algorithms)... and we've designed a chip that accelerates all of the 3d software in a very low cost way. The first chip is a 3d VGA chip (cost $20, yet its about 1/4 of a reality engine in performance terms). The 2nd chip is a million polygons per second, including perspective texture mapping, shading, and z buffering. The 3rd chip has an unlimited number of polygons because its all done realtime during video display fetch rather than rendered into the frame buffer then fetched out again to display. We've got some extremely advanced 3d technology, probably 10 times the performance of the SGI stuff.Almost every publisher we've spoken to wants to license BRender... it looks like it could sell millions... and the best news is that it'll reduce the emphasis that publishers put on 3d technology, and it'll level everyone so that they spend their time making their games better, ie: emphasis on content not technology.So whats news with you? What are you going to do next ?-- Jez.ps. Dont forget. If ever things dont work out for you in Japan, or with Nintendo. Please dont be proud or anything. Just give me a call!
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  2841. FROM Dylan
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  2844. SUBJ Jacko
  2845. BODY Could you go and root Jacko out and try and get some response to the e-mail I have been sending him.. if he hasn't got it then maybe his bbs account is broken - if so, ask him to log on to the bbs manually to check. Dyl
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  2857. SUBJ Desqview/X v2.0
  2858. BODY Yo Jon Have you given DV/X v2.0 a go? I'd like to know if you can connect to the Sony NEWS that *was* sitting by Sam's desk - if you install the PC/TCPIP netware kernel (that came with DV/X v2.0) before you install DV/X you should be able open up an MSDOS window on the sony (seeing as it is TCPIP) - or you can run Sony X-window apps on the PC (but god knows why you'd want to do that) DylPS. Just out of curiousity to see if it works or not.. (Some people have DV/X connected directly to the internet and can open dos shells on machines in America or wherever - some of them even run Windows (ugh!) over the internet!)
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  2867. FROM Dylan
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  2870. SUBJ Re: Re: Desqview/X
  2871. BODY Ah.. boring old DOS, but you can't ctrl-alt-del when your current session crashes! And you can't run Telix and download megs of warez while you are pretending to work (the more important point)... 8-) Anyway, v2.0 is in the hands of Jon Steele, for better or for worse, so if you feel like it grab a copy.. it is a *lot* faster than v1.2 and has some great stuff built in. For example, you could go and use the Sony NEWS by Sam with your DOS window on that rather excellent monitor. Dyl
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  2883. SUBJ Re: Desqview/X
  2884. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)No, i'm back to good ol' dos ...........COlin
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  2896. SUBJ Re: StarFox
  2897. BODY I think all you have to do is switch on debuginfo 1.. then hold down erm.. maybe both the LEFT and RIGHT buttons and tap the fire button, or one of the buttons.. I can't remember, and neither can Giles (and he wrote that part of the debug mode) It basically cuts out the draw-time and runs the strategies in a massive loop (the number of loops depending on how many times you tap the button) Have fun.Dyl
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  2913. SUBJ Re: Lots of things
  2914. BODY I currently rely on that feature because of the fact data can't be stored direct page to Y and I use X or Y in all the alien blocks.Therefore if it didn't automatically select zero page for the X writes the code becomes extremely un-optimized, remember the instructions are in macros so I don't know which index register its using. I must admit the Zero-page conversion when you don't want it to is a pain in the arse and causes crashes. Dyl
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  2926. SUBJ StarFox
  2927. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl, In trying to check out the bugs in Argsfx I may need to play around a bit with the later levels of StarFox (play literally that is - you know, shoot the baddies and all). It would save me a great deal of time (even though I can complete the game) if you could tell me if there is a level skip. DEBUGINFO2 looks like a nice variable. Is this correct and how do you use it?Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprises and *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2939. SUBJ Lots of things
  2940. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,Just to tell you we haven't got both copies of Personal Netware yet, but when we do I will stick them on the BBS.BTW there is a bug in ArgSfx which sometimes assembles an instruction to the wrong size. Generally it won't throw up an error unless it attempts to assemble say an STX with a 24 bit address (will assemble for STA without telling you). It is down to a super speed optimisation that our glorious leader once thought up :-(There is also a problem with instruction optimisation... ArgSfxx attempts it!!! For example, if you do STA $003A it will get optimised to STA $3A (the direct page version). This would be ok except for the fact, as you well know, the STA $003A uses DBR and STA $3A uses DP to complete the 24 bit address. In Starfox this seems to work(!) becuase most of the time DBR=DP=0. However, if this situation changes, things can go horribly wrong. So, if you don't want an instruction to be optimised then change it to STA.W instead of STA or whatever.You may know about this already, Carl seemed to think that this was assumed to happen, but I think it is a really crappy feature of the assembler!!!I will probably produce 2 versions of the assembler (if you really want this feature), one that does the optimisation and one that doesn't. You may need it (Starfox gets too big without it).TTFN,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops.. Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2952. SUBJ DeskView/X 2.0
  2953. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,The file you want is DVX2.ZIP in V:\FILES\SOFTWARE\JAPAN.I didn't zip up the disks, I produced disk image files using COPYQM 3.02. The program is included, all you have to do is run CQMENU and select 'read from a disk image file' rather than 'normal copy'. Setting up the other options is fairly easy.For installation purposes the serial number is 900-25X-42202.Regards,JonSP.S. I will see how things are with the Personal Netware. NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2965. SUBJ Re: Jacko's mail
  2966. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> If he's around, how come he isn't reading the mail I've sent him?> There's a rather urgent one that needs an answer as soon as possible.I will send him an URGENT message telling him to read your urgent message.Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2978. SUBJ Re: Re: Following that..
  2979. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> One bugette for you.. if you use %$frog in a printf it seems to put> null characters into the string. I think that was the case....> anyway, one of the % commands in printf definitely did that... what a> mess.. normally it is ok, but if you output to a file you see them> all.Duh, as I don't have any documentation could you send me a source code example of the problem. Unfortunately, I don't know all the quirks of Krister's PRINTF stuff.> Are you going to merge the expression evaluator into the linker the> way ARGLINK does it at the moment? That's quite an advantage ARGLINK> has over normal linkers, it allows much more powerful code. Yes, it seems sensible. Who says you can't come up with goodideas :-)> It would be easy to have a definable command set, they would basically> be advanced forms of macros (ie. with better parameter passing)..> currently argsfxx doesn't go that slowly with every line as a macro.> The only inbuilt assembler command you would need is DB ;-)We could do it like that, but we want to be a bit more subtle, hopefully so that we can preserve speed.> I agree, that argsfxx was written for speed, but it was originally> written with the intention of running on 20Mhz 286, the best machine> around at that time!> > Nowadays, we don't really give a shit about speed do we! :^DWell, we do give a bit of a shit about speed, but correct assembling has to be the top priority (unless you are the MD of Argonaut...) > How about C compilers, have you found a favourite with a good dos> extender?Not yet, we shall have to see.....Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  2992. BODY What's the e-mail address of that guy who's gonna take over the doom editor? Have you taken a look at DEU521GCC on 'the bear'... its not that bad.. definitely getting MUCH easier to create rooms/doors etc. And it has loads of error checking. Still a dog to use tho' I wonder why Giles is gonna work for Nintendo? Apparently he'll end up on a lot less than he's on now..! Maybe its just to be a poser? 8-) trouble is, there's noone to be a poser to if you you're living in japan! Maybe he's just getting old and wants to settle down and have kids etc. What's going to happen with you and Ei? Are you gonna make a decent woman of her? (or vice versa) Anywayz.. have fun.. regards to 'er-in-doors and all that. Dyl
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  3005. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Ahh, been a bit busy, i'll look today ...Colin
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  3018. BODY I agree, that to begin with the entire assembler should be written in C. It's just so much easier to *safely* develop something - ie. you don't get *stupid* bugs like the umpteen similar ones probably still within ARGSFX. One bugette for you.. if you use %%$frog in a printf it seems to put null characters into the string. I think that was the case.... anyway, one of the %% commands in printf definitely did that... what a mess.. normally it is ok, but if you output to a file you see them all. Are you going to merge the expression evaluator into the linker the way ARGLINK does it at the moment? That's quite an advantage ARGLINK has over normal linkers, it allows much more powerful code. It would be easy to have a definable command set, they would basically be advanced forms of macros (ie. with better parameter passing).. currently argsfxx doesn't go that slowly with every line as a macro. The only inbuilt assembler command you would need is DB ;-) I agree, that argsfxx was written for speed, but it was originally written with the intention of running on 20Mhz 286, the best machine around at that time! Nowadays, we don't really give a shit about speed do we! :^D How about C compilers, have you found a favourite with a good dos extender? Dyl
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  3031. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> Following that point it would be nice if the shell was written in C> and just the speed-related parts were written in assembler (expression> evaluator/instruction parser etc) so it could be ported easily and> written nicely.The shell will be written in C, as for the rest of it we have yet to decide. I suspect that the expression evaluator and other bits will be coded in assembler, but the instruction parser may be compiled from a form of source code (a bit like Meta-I or whatever it is called). As I said, we haven't finally decided on how to do it, so if you have any thoughts mail them to me.As regards speed of assembly, this is not our primary concern. One of the biggest reasons that ArgAsm and ArgSfx are so shitty, still with numerous bugs in even after all this time, is that they were written for speed. With the new assembler the primary concerns will be to ensure that code is assembled correctly and that any errors are picked up. Unfortunately, proper error checking, such as checking for extra characters on the end of a line, takes extra processing power. You might think that ArgSfx and ArgAsm do this already. Well, you would be wrong. They check it SOMETIMES, but not all the time.Initially, the assembler (probably all written in C) will definitely be slower than ArgAsm and ArgSfx but the aim is to ensure that only valid source code assembles and that it assembles in the right way. Once the assembler works, then we can start thinking about who to speed it up. I suspect that it might not be as fast as ArgAsm/Sfx (but then on a 486DX2/66 who cares) but it will do the job properly and that is far more important. It is a bonus if an assembler is lightning fast, but the first priority has to be that it does it's job properly. Now that more and more people are using ArgSfx we are finding more and more problems. Ok, it may assemble valid source properly, but any errors in it can cause havoc. These assemblers are poorly structured and have been written with the wrong priorities, thus I hate them... Enough whinging about crap assemblers, Tuffty has just told me that one of your copies of Personal NetWare has arrived. Sadly, the other copy and Deskview/X have not arrived. Oh well....> But of course, since Argonaut doesn't seem to be developing for any> interesting platforms at the moment gone are the days of writing our> own assemblers/compilers/linkers etc.. shame really.Argonaut are developing new processors (think ARC) and will need assemblers, linkers and possibly even a C compiler for them. So we will be producing tools that will need to be easily portable in the future.Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  3055. BODY So did you find them then? Dyl
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  3068. BODY I *think* im coming back in about 2 weeks... it may be more though... depends on how many other versions I have to do.Anyways, Im sure I can let you buy a few jars.....seeya,giles
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  3080. SUBJ Re: Re: Air Tickets etc
  3081. BODY I am still awaiting Nintendo's response... As soon as I get the confirmation I will fax you (as that is more reliable) with the dates/ ticket classes etc. Thanks.Dyl
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  3093. SUBJ So,
  3094. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)You're popping back to england then?? And if so, when cos I'd like to get together for a drinkms .......When did you hand your notice into Argonaut then ??Currently argonaut is unknowingly picking up the tab for all my calls to Ei (45mins every 2/3 days) so I hope they don't expect me to pay for it all when they find out ..... But yeah 9 weeks is a fucking long time, I mean it has already been 3 weeks back in england and it seems like forever, but I'm gonna be going into get vern done fairly soon I hope so that'll keep me mind off things (about 3/4 weeks recovery period!!)Also, it's good to see you getting into Nintendo, they could certainly do with a programming kick in the nuts ......Colin
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  3120. SUBJ Following that..
  3121. BODY Following that point it would be nice if the shell was written in C and just the speed-related parts were written in assembler (expression evaluator/instruction parser etc) so it could be ported easily and written nicely. But of course, since Argonaut doesn't seem to be developing for any interesting platforms at the moment gone are the days of writing our own assemblers/compilers/linkers etc.. shame really. Sorry, just talking to myself again, well, I was just getting infuriatingly pee'd off at the speed of the assembly. Dyl
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  3133. SUBJ Dos extended 386/486
  3134. BODY When the next assembler gets written make sure its 386/486 code that's properly dos extended and runs at lightning speed please... I don't give a monkey's left toenail for 286 machines. ARGSFXX and ARGASM(X) are so slow because of that Zortech ZPM pile of tepid poo. Dyl
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  3146. SUBJ Re: Re: Airline tickets
  3147. BODY Well the departure date should be Friday the 22nd of July and the return to Japan date should be Monday the 22nd of August. These are *almost* definite. Seeing as the the England->Japan->England business flights are around 510,000 yen and they've allowed me 1,000,000 yen for both our tickets, they will probably ok that. I am just waiting for confirmation at the moment. Do you have any idea what the tax office's letter is about? I hope they're not going to try and get some tax back from me...! Dyl
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  3162. SUBJ hi
  3163. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)G'day Dylan, Is Giles about? what's he doing?? I'm still debugging the arctan routine, don't know why you didn't do it yourself :) Cheers, Pete
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  3175. SUBJ Space Megaforce
  3176. BODY Have you seen this on the Super-famiflip? Its written by the same people who wrote Gunhed on the pc-engine and is rather excellent. Dyl
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  3188. SUBJ Re: Re: Tax (redirect to ED please)
  3189. BODY Ok the address is: Room 1006Chisan Ah HouseShichijo Dori ShinmachiT600KyotoJapan Dyl
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  3210. SUBJ Undelivered Mail.
  3211. BODY Error while delivering mail.Unknown user ED
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  3232. SUBJ TAX
  3233. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)I HAVE SPOKEN TO MR. SUTCLIFFE AT THE TAX OFFICE TODAY. A LETTER IS ON IT'S WAY DIRECT TO YOU IN JAPAN. BY ON IT'S WAY, THEY SAY IT WILL BE TYPED WITHIN THE NEXT 14 DAYS. PLEASE CONFIRM TO ME,YOUR ADDRESS IN JAPAN.THEY WOULD NOT GIVE ME FULL DETAILS OF THE LETTER, BUT IT APPEARS THATTHERE IS SOME PROBLEM REGARDING THE NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE DAYS THAT YOU HAVE SPENT IN ENGLAND.PLEASE TRY REPLYING DIRECT TO ME BY TYPING ED.ELIZABETH
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  3245. SUBJ Starfox 2 team
  3246. BODY It seems Giles won't be joining the Starfox 2 team. They reckon they need one more jap guy, which is fair enough seeing as the tasks left for the person to do are fairly mundane (spell?) and it would be easier for the japs to explain what to do. Therefore I wonder what Giles is going to be working on? Dyl
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  3258. SUBJ Wildtrax credits
  3259. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)G'day Giles, Could you send us the full source code please. Also is there any credit to Argonaut Software in the game credits? Has the PAL version been finished yet? We need to make sure Argonaut gets credited!What was the Kimura bug with the 1st 100000 copies and are there any others? Do you know how many copies are to be made and when and for which countries? Cheers, Pete
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  3271. SUBJ On an extra note
  3272. BODY Please remember that Yuki is currently holding a return to England.. Any idea of the best way to do things? She could use that return to go back to England now and then use the mid-class ticket bought by Nintendo to go back next year? Or would Nintendo frown at the dates? Thanks..Dyl
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  3284. SUBJ Visa's and plane tickets
  3285. BODY Due to avoid Visa problems I must take a month's sojourn in England with Yuki. The good news is that Nintendo have *almost* agreed to pay for Yuki's ticket... So, could you give me the current price for an economy return and a mid-class return and a business return with Virgin... I can then mix'n'match to Nintendo's budget. I am thinking along the lines of Yuki being in Mid-class, and myself in business class (usually they allow mid-class to use the upper-class seats if there aren't many people on-board) ThanksDyl
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  3297. SUBJ Visa extension problems..
  3298. BODY Ok, the only way I can extend my visa is to come back to England for a month before returning to Japan. This may sound simple but of course many things *sound* simple. To begin with, I have nowhere to live in London, never mind for *only* a month, *and* for two people (Yuki) and I also cannot afford Yuki's flight. I have told Nintendo these problems and they suggested the following: 1. They pay for Yuki's flight2. I work from my parents house (ie. no rent/food or cost of living -almost-).3. I communicate with them through CIX with a modem from my parents house. Of course this will have to meet your approval.As far as I can see all Argonaut has to do is supply me with a PC/monitor and a Superfamicom/TV (I can bring the development system back with me - although I might need an english power supply). (My parents house is about 30 miles north of Manchester) I need your response/ideas about this as soon as possible. As far as I can see there would be no point in me working within Argonaut as it would restrict my working hours and restrict my pocket (the most important thing!) due to Nintendo's lack of fore-sightedness. I will send mail to Ronnie requesting the price of the tickets.. (Nintendo has given me 6-7000 pounds to buy both mine and Yuki's ticket) DylPS. (it's a better solution than becoming a Nintendo employee!)
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  3310. SUBJ Re: Re: Ei, ay? who?
  3311. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)YupColin
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  3323. SUBJ Tax forms
  3324. BODY Has Elizabeth gotten a response from the tax office about my rebate or my not paying income tax yet? Has she got a user on the argonaut bbs yet? ThanksDyl
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  3336. SUBJ Re: Re: Argonaut and Nintendo
  3337. BODY I shouldn't think Giles approached Nintendo... in fact he said Nintendo HAD to do it because his visa was going to run out... So what's this Cirrus chip then? Dyl
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  3349. SUBJ Re: Re: Ei, ay? who?
  3350. BODY Oooh, shame about the Scirroco, I thought you were going to buy something decent? 8-) How long's she going for? (as long as you can manage I bet...) 8-) Dyl
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  3362. SUBJ y clipping/plane clipping colour change
  3363. BODY Originally you said you might be able to change the colours for the other side of the clipping plane instead of just cutting them off completely.. is this a possibility or a complete and utter bitch? It would be really nice to be able to see a shady blue version of the shape above water when looking from down below. Dyl
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  3375. SUBJ How's things
  3376. BODY Did you get my message a while back asking how things are going? If not, here it is again: How's things back in civilization? Anything new I should know about, new people, sackings, canings, love-ins? Dyl
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  3388. SUBJ z-clipper
  3389. BODY Your Z-clipper doesn't work with texture maps sizes other than 32x32. Try setting the table entry in defspr.asm or do you want me to send you another version? Dyl
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  3401. SUBJ Sam
  3402. BODY Doesn't Sam read any of his mail? I sent him some questions about a week ago to do with Pentiums and haven't had a response. Dyl
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  3414. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Re: Doom editor
  3415. BODY Fair enough. Can't you get Nick or someone to help you out with it? Or is Nick too into his managerial position? Dyl
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  3427. SUBJ Yo Carl
  3428. BODY Is there any chance of getting a 65816 arctan - it only has to return an 8 bit value (but if you can get it to be 16 I won't complain). Currently most strategies run in parallel with the mario chip but when the strategy wants to access arctan it polls the mario chip (the mario chip checks the poll flag once per shape and exits if set) which means things slow down if a lot of strategies use the arctan. So, could you fix it for me Jim? Dyl
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  3440. SUBJ Doom editor
  3441. BODY So where is it then? Is it working? Have you worked out how to read newsnet groups yet? You have to change your network drivers apparently.. ask Pete or Lewis. Have you got yourself a cix account? Apparently there are two other better graphics libraries that work with OS/2 and Windows on the internet somewhere (better than GRXLIB). I might get round to taking a look but I am a bit busy at the moment. Dyl
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  3453. SUBJ Re: Clipping
  3454. BODY I haven't actually attached a plane to a shape yet, I am just using the Gen-plane routine you supplied. I'll probably set a flag which is checked in the sort loop and inserts the object first there. It all seems to work great apart, we have the player bobbing up and down in a swimming pool and giant rock faces popping out of the ground wherever we go. How's Colin's Doom editor coming along? Any good? Dyl
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  3466. SUBJ Re: Re: ADS hardware???
  3467. BODY Chest infection eh? English weather for yer!Its 25 degrees and its 8pm at night so you can imagine what its like at lunchtime over here. The boards were separate (ie. no super high quality Argo-box)... They have been sent. DylPS. What's different between Superchild 1 and 2?
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  3479. SUBJ mrotpnty
  3480. BODY Why do I have to shift x and z up twice before passing them to mrotpnty? And also why does an angle of zero rotate the points 90 degrees (has Giles been hacking it for his hud routines in starfox?) It is also very inaccurate (about 2%), if I rotate 100,0 around angle zero it returns 0,98 Still, things could be worse. Dyl
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  3492. SUBJ z-Clipping problem
  3493. BODY While you're at it could you fix the z-clipping.. or tell me how to do it.. the message you sent was a bit vague... ie. multply or divide by 2. ThanksDyl
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  3505. SUBJ Re: Re: Debugger
  3506. BODY I brought an ADS system along with me but due to a hardware oversight it blew up. You know that it doesn't have any external power input? It seems to drain its power from the Super-famicom, therefore when connected to a japanese supernes it didn't work, so we got Kakui (one of the tech bods) to try and connect an external power supply to it... it almost worked until a few weeks later when there was a strange burning smell and it stopped dead. It hasn't worked since. Maybe its just something simple that's wrong with it, the download light flashes ok, but the rom just doesn't run. Dylps. you'd have thought argonaut would make several download boards considering they are developing for the super-famicom and made the bloody super fx chip in the first place wouldn't you!!?
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  3518. SUBJ Re: Array of clipping planes
  3519. BODY So Sfx-fighter is a go-ahead? Who else is working on it? Colin? 1 and 2 are 4095 long normals to a plane?Where is the plane positioned? At the base (ie. point 1?)? Could you take the points out of the points buffer? If I rotate the shape with this plane command in does the clipping plane rotate? ie. if the plane's parameters were taken out or could be calculated from 3 points from the points list then the plane could be rotated. It wouldn't be too hard to create a normal automatically would it? Dyl
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  3531. SUBJ texture maps
  3532. BODY The japs just noticed something, your texture map drawer draws things x flipped. Unless the texture map tables are right-top, left-top, left-bottom, right-bottom. Dyl
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  3544. SUBJ Debugger
  3545. BODY Is there *really* no chance of getting a debugger.. you wouldn't want us to *have* to rely on the nintendo debugger (aka that-ole-pile-o-shit) would you now? Just a little board that supports that back-channel would be great so we could send bytes back into the pc. How exactly does that work? Do you write to a specific address in the rom or do you read from an address range to send bytes. (ie. lda $7d0000-lda $7d00ff to send 0-255). the debugger was one of the most useful things produced by argonaut, how come they didn't make more of them? Dyl
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  3557. SUBJ Re: Re: DEU gcc port
  3558. BODY They used a special library that's available that translates the turbo c graphics library to LIBGRX automatically.. so it took them no time at all. (but then again it would've been better to break completely away from the turbo c graphics library considering how naff it is!) It's basically the same, but faster, and has a decent mouse cursor now. Still, that Raphael guy should shot if he considers himself a designer of any sort... I mean, putting the menu's at the top of the screen and also making it so the map scrolls if your mouse goes to the top of the screen! prat 8-) Dylps. are you getting all his mailing list stuff?
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  3570. SUBJ DEU gcc port
  3571. BODY Its in the internet directory on argonaut's cix account if you wantit. Dyl
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  3583. SUBJ DEU gcc port
  3584. BODY Its in the internet directory on argonaut's cix account if you want it. Dyl
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  3596. SUBJ Re: Re: QEMM 7.04 upgrade..
  3597. BODY Yep, we still need the netware lites.. the japanese version doesn't run on english dos v5.0 machines. (we have TEN copies of the japanese version here and all are completely useless) Dyl
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  3609. SUBJ Re: Clipping
  3610. BODY The test rom was great.. now Yamada is thinking up all these weird swimming pools, and when you pull the plug the shape animates draining the water out etc etc... Yes, a plane that is automatically generated at height Y would be better for the ground clipping case (going under water etc)...Have you thought anymore about the arrays of clipping planes? The clipping should give Starfox 2 an edge over the competition. Hopefully.. (of course the gameplay will be far superior) Dyl
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  3622. SUBJ include files and various bollocks
  3623. BODY I seem to remember the problem being to do with including a file within a macro. That's one thing that argasm could never handle properly... BUT, argsfx just about managed to do. Dyl
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  3635. SUBJ A little problem I came across.
  3636. BODY I tried to do an FOPEN externs.log at the bottom of 'header.inc' and it came up with the error 'could not open externs.log' .. if I preceded the filename with a '+' it was perfectly ok. To fix this I had to put an fclose before the fopen... now I am pretty sure there are no files being left open but even if there was shouldn't it automatically close the previously opened file?(as it is doing for the '+' (append) form of the command) (of course FCLOSE doesn't actually close the file unless you specify '!' it just redirects the output back to the screen, so maybe its something to do with that?) Dyl
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  3648. SUBJ IFFE and IFFDE (IFFNE)
  3649. BODY Just to be pedantic.. (predantic? since it hasn't been implemented yet) shouldn't the IFFE negative form be IFFDE? (if file doesn't exist)... if file not exist sounds like some japanese commentator. But just for consistency in command names I suppose you have to have IFFNE. Dyl
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  3661. SUBJ Re: what a load of .....
  3662. BODY Okey dokey... yep, I didn't think much of WADED either BUT you are comparing it to your editor... other people are comparing to the editors available to them... on that presumption its not that bad. (and it is only v0.99) Dyl
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  3674. SUBJ Yes..
  3675. BODY EQU is fine.. 'tis just the '=' data type that comes up with an error.. try: fred = 5 public fred and it says 'Public not defined at end of assembly: fred' Dyl
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  3687. SUBJ equates => publicly defined
  3688. BODY Defining an equate as a public after the equate has been defined doesn't work. The particular example I have got is with '=', maybe 'equ' is ok? Dyl
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  3700. SUBJ Re: Re: Tuffty
  3701. BODY that Tuffty.. couldn't he at least reply to let me know what's going on. Can he give an ETA? Dyl
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  3713. SUBJ Tuffty
  3714. BODY Can you ask Tuffty to check his mail.. or just reply to it.. there should be a message to do with Desqview/X v2.0 in his mailbox. Dyl
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  3726. SUBJ Re: Re: Yer a genius, mate
  3727. BODY Yep, I mean I have got to get on with that public/global/extern bollox... I'll have a scrub around for that rept loop problem... Dyl
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  3739. SUBJ WADED099.zip
  3740. BODY Take a look at this wad editor, its brand new... its on ocf.unt.edu.
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  3752. SUBJ Doom Cad Jobby
  3753. BODY So how's the cad coming along, or are you too busy with Scoooobeee...? Keep us updated with the latest version. Dyl
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  3765. SUBJ Yer a genius, mate
  3766. BODY ARGLINK works fine, thanks. DylPS. Now to get onto that extern/public/global bollox.....
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  3778. SUBJ Re: wildetwax
  3779. BODY okey dokey, I will search for the rom and upload it to you.
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  3791. SUBJ Desqview/X v2.00
  3792. BODY Yo Tuffty Could you order Desqview/X v2.00 (it comes with QEMM v7.04) and send it out to us here... It is a major upgrade to the current version (v1.02) and we need it basically for the lack of network bugs and crashes and the extremely improved performance. It also comes with the PC/TCP and IPX network interfaces as standard. (If you want to check, Jez should ok it) Thanks in advance, Dyl
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  3804. SUBJ Re: Vortex
  3805. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>From: "Steve" <DELLBOY/STEPHEN>Suck>>To: #trash, colinSuck>>Date sent: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 13:06:39 GMTSuck>>Subject: VortexSuck>>That vortex game, it's really crap isn't it.Suck>>Suck>> ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» THE HERETIC Suck>> º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» HERESY BY THOUGHTSuck>> ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º HERESY BY WORD Suck>> º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º HERESY BY DEED &Suck>> ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º HERESY BY ACT. Suck>> ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ Has someone been selling him amphetamines again?[more]
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  3817. SUBJ Vortex
  3818. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)That vortex game, it's really crap isn't it. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» THE HERETIC º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» HERESY BY THOUGHT ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º HERESY BY WORD º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º HERESY BY DEED & ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º HERESY BY ACT. ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  3830. SUBJ Re: THE NET
  3831. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)After reading Jacko's message I can only offer my apologies.I'm sorry If I unfairly criticized Creature Shock, It's just that when I heard that comment on The Net it reminded me of my least favourite feature of Creature Shock - the empty corridors, which I have long felt could have had some extra form of 'interaction' to make the travelling around more interesting.By the way this is a _genuine_ apology here. I do actually like Creature Shock and have often said to friends that it totally blows away the other CD games currently available.Besides, who's going to have to test it? I'll be a bit more constructive in future. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  3843. SUBJ Re: hmmm
  3844. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Arse-Pie>>> To: DELLBOY/JUSTINArse-Pie>>> From: Jon Wolff <DELLBOY/JON>Arse-Pie>>> Date sent: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 12:15:23Arse-Pie>>> Subject: Re: hmmmArse-Pie>>>>I doubt #trash were that interested in hearing about this Arse-Pie>>> >topic...Arse-Pie>>> No, but I thought they'd be interested in hearing me denounce you for being Arse-Pie>>> wrong...Arse-Pie>>> Arse-Pie>>> > anyway, your mac said it was 23:58 (pm) when it was really Arse-Pie>>> >11:58 (am), and Steve's mail was 11:59 I think. Arse-Pie>>> Arse-Pie>>> Yes, I must admit to being somewhat embarrassed by this. I checked the Arse-Pie>>> numbers, and ignored the letters! Oops, sorry.So what you're saying is that you are a sad fuck who got it wrong. Jaid downs Andy-shot...from Darren's arse
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  3856. SUBJ A word on Criticism.
  3857. BODY Reply-to: ADRIANX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) Critisicm works only when constructive. IE: It leads to change. Critisicing past events and decisions is futile. "We should have blah blah blah" "Why didn't we blah blah blah" This is not to say that mistakes can't be learnt from. (JM$.02) Shabba Ate My Carpet - The Sun
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  3869. SUBJ A word on Criticism.
  3870. BODY Reply-to: ADRIANX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) Critisicm works only when constructive. IE: It leads to change. Critisicing past events and decisions is futile. "We should have blah blah blah" "Why didn't we blah blah blah" This is not to say that mistakes can't be learnt from. (JM$.02) Shabba Ate My Carpet - The Sun
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  3882. SUBJ interesting facts
  3883. BODY Reply-to: jaidX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) The Scooby teams meeting, yesterday was held in the "Johnson Room" Scharvona gobbles Piper-poo....from under GaryO's nails.
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  3895. SUBJ Re: THE NET
  3896. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)I think whatArse-Pie>>> ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» Arse-Pie>>> º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» Arse-Pie>>> ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º Arse-Pie>>> º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º Arse-Pie>>> ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º Arse-Pie>>> ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ is trying to say, in his Head of Q.A. kind of way, is that you coder's on Creature Shock suck Gwynn's Johnson. Hard. And long. Jaid downs Andy-shot...from Darren's arse
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  3908. SUBJ Re: THE NET
  3909. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)I haven't actually seen any of the realtime flying sequences on creature shock, so I haven't seen any of the truly interactive sections yet.However, let's face it, you do spend most of your time in Creature Shock walking around empty corridors looking for action, which once you've got used to the wonderful graphics tends to get a bit boring. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ [more]
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  3921. SUBJ Re: Gregory
  3922. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Don't Wizz on the Electric Fence" <DELLBOY/JAID>> To: #trash, colin> Date sent: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 12:02:36 GMT> Subject: Gregory> Send reply to: jaid> > You are an arse! Learn to speak the Queen's English, you ferret> rutting, coal mining, goon-faced, mop head.> > Scharvona gobbles Piper-pooJaid, U R A TWAT!!!!Now I can`t say fairer than that can I? I know you were just doing it to goad me, because #trash is soooo boring that all there is to do from time to time is insult each other with the same jibes and digs at each other, I think that we should all take to the stage since we are all such good and original comedians. GEEEEEEE.
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  3935. BODY Reply-to: jaidX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) You are an arse! Learn to speak the Queen's English, you ferret rutting, coal mining, goon-faced, mop head. Scharvona gobbles Piper-poo
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  3947. SUBJ Re: THE NET
  3948. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Steve" <DELLBOY/STEPHEN>> To: #trash, colin> Date sent: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 11:59:03 GMT> Subject: Re: THE NET> |->That is a little unfair to say that about Creature Shock isn`t it? It > |->happens to be a very good game for the medium it is programmed for.> |->> > Did I mention Creature Shock? I most certainly did not. I might have > implied it though....Why not just say it, if thats what you meant, instead of shamblin` on about Buwwwsheeeat. GEEEEEEE.
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  3961. BODY Reply-to: jaidX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> Did I mention Creature Shock? I most certainly did not. I might have > implied it though....> ..so what's the difference, then? Scharvona gobbles Piper-poo
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  3974. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)|->That is a little unfair to say that about Creature Shock isn`t it? It |->happens to be a very good game for the medium it is programmed for.|->Did I mention Creature Shock? I most certainly did not. I might have implied it though.... ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  3986. SUBJ THE NET
  3987. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Did anyone see The Net last night?There was an interesting comment on current CDROM games, that went something like this:'You seem to spend most of your time wandering around empty corridors, searching for the next interactive sequence.'Remind you of any cd rom games currently in development here?Surely not. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  4000. BODY Ok, thanks.. look forward to hearing 'how easy it was - in actual fact if Krister had commented his code it would've taken only about 5 minutes' Dyl
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  4012. SUBJ Andy For Lead Artist Campaign
  4013. BODY X-pmrqc: 1X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)If it's any consolation, I didn't think it looked like Mr.Potato-Head at all. (see upstairs notice board)Yours,A devoted fan. Jaid downs Andy-shot
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  4025. SUBJ Well
  4026. BODY X-pmrqc: 1X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Where are you lad ?Shouldn't you be shambling over here by now ? Jaid downs Andy-shot
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  4038. SUBJ ARGSFXX
  4039. BODY The new version seems to be working well.. I noticed a little bug-ette today though.. the 'maximum error limit' isn't checked when it displays forward references that don't exist at the end of assembly so you get pages and pages and pages of forward reference errors (depending on what you're doing of course).. Dyl
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  4052. BODY I must have a dig around for that Nintendo downloading code... If the extern stuff is *really* mega difficult then don't bother... but it would make life a lot easier for sure... 8-) (its on your conscience) Dyl
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  4065. BODY replace the 'lst' with 'last' in the last message message. 8-)BTW whats Vortex?
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  4078. BODY pete,replace the 'not' with 'the' in the lst message 8-)
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  4090. SUBJ Re: Yippeeee!
  4091. BODY yo pete,sorry bout the long delay...not japanese release is may 27th... the i supposed june for US then maybe august for UK.speedups? yes please... the PAL version doesnt have to be finished for a while and theres a few competition versions to do.oh yes, including a 2 player linkup version... ie. 2 SNES joined together.... should be fun....it can only transmit 64 bytes a second.cheers,giles
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  4114. SUBJ Re: Pills?
  4115. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> To: #trash> From: Feed me <DELLBOY/MARKJ>> Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 14:36:41> Subject: Re: Pills?> > > I have trouble putting a spare tire in the boot> >> > Matt> > > > > >> > That's no way to speak about your future wife, Matt.> > Magic.> Thanks i'll keep that in mind. Matt
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  4127. SUBJ Re: Pills?
  4128. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Sim Artist" <DELLBOY/ANDREW>> To: #Trash> Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 14:31:24 GMT> Subject: Pills?> Send reply to: Andrew> Talking of pills Matt, Sue might need a morning after one 'cos of the > choice seeing to I gave her last night. In the back of your MG. > > Slimming - ARSE!> > > > Blecch...> I have trouble putting a spare tire in the boot, let alone yourself and Sue. Matt
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  4141. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Talking of pills Matt, Sue might need a morning after one 'cos of the choice seeing to I gave her last night. In the back of your MG. Slimming - ARSE! Blecch...
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  4153. SUBJ Re: now there's a thing...
  4154. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Steve" <DELLBOY/STEPHEN>> To: #trash, colin> Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 14:13:14 GMT> Subject: Re: now there's a thing...> |->From: "Cheeewwww" <DELLBOY/GWYNN>> |->To: #trash, colin> |->Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 13:30:59 GMT> |->Subject: now there's a thing...> > |->Rest of the world: Oh, Aris, thanks for turning the sound down on > |-> Virtua Fighter. It's a lot less annoying.> |->> |->Steve: Oh no, how I am supposed to sublimate my violent > |-> tendencies to the max without deafening Japanese > |-> house music and repetitive sound effects?> > I suppose that now the VF machine has been turned down the next > target will be the pool table, with its cacophony of pool balls > crashing into each other and the loud screams and cries of jubilation > and despair.> > I'd like to see Arris turn THAT down and change its rules, thus > allowing people only two pool matches each, maximum - in silence.> > ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» > º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» > ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º > º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º > ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º > ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ Now that WOULD be a thing, wouldn`t it steve!?!? GEEEEEEE.
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  4166. SUBJ Re: now there's a thing...
  4167. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)|->From: "Cheeewwww" <DELLBOY/GWYNN>|->To: #trash, colin|->Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 13:30:59 GMT|->Subject: now there's a thing...|->Rest of the world: Oh, Aris, thanks for turning the sound down on |-> Virtua Fighter. It's a lot less annoying.|->|->Steve: Oh no, how I am supposed to sublimate my violent |-> tendencies to the max without deafening Japanese |-> house music and repetitive sound effects?I suppose that now the VF machine has been turned down the next target will be the pool table, with its cacophony of pool balls crashing into each other and the loud screams and cries of jubilation and despair.I'd like to see Arris turn THAT down and change its rules, thus allowing people only two pool matches each, maximum - in silence. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  4179. SUBJ The new SEGA PRO
  4180. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Have you seen the new issue of Sega Pro, apparently Creature Shock was designed by Nic Cusworth, there are a few other choice nibblets of misrepresentation but I can`t remeber them, and even if I could I can`t be bothered to type them out.That is all, you may return to your duties.TEN SHUN!!GEEEEEEE.
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  4192. SUBJ Re: Golf
  4193. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Sim Artist" <DELLBOY/ANDREW>> To: #Trash> Date sent: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 12:52:32 GMT> Subject: Golf> Send reply to: Andrew> Up yer arse all'yas, as said It's for a mate whose (admittedly sad) > job is to promote these wanky events, if anyone else has any > "comments" I'll see you outside...> > Oh, and Matt, don't you think #Trash is pretty bloody unoriginal > anyway, without you dusting off choice snippets from the archives and > BLOODY WELL FORCING US TO READ THE FUCKING FUCKS AGAIN!!!> Take a pill man.... (Slimming one perhaps.....) Matt
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  4205. SUBJ now there's a thing...
  4206. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Rest of the world: Oh, Aris, thanks for turning the sound down on Virtua Fighter. It's a lot less annoying.Steve: Oh no, how I am supposed to sublimate my violent tendencies to the max without deafening Japanese house music and repetitive sound effects?
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  4218. SUBJ Golf
  4219. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Up yer arse all'yas, as said It's for a mate whose (admittedly sad) job is to promote these wanky events, if anyone else has any "comments" I'll see you outside...Oh, and Matt, don't you think #Trash is pretty bloody unoriginal anyway, without you dusting off choice snippets from the archives and BLOODY WELL FORCING US TO READ THE FUCKING FUCKS AGAIN!!!I'm done... Blecch...
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  4231. SUBJ Grumble
  4232. BODY Reply-to: ADRIANX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) This morning Creature shock room was a tip. Having been given warnings to turn our machines off and take down _certain_ things from the walls: Our machines had been disconnected from all their peripheral devices, and placed randomly around the room. The desks were arranged suitably to impede movement, (and juggling). I was not even sure which was my machine. Apparently it was much worse before I arrived. Things had been chucked with the least possible amount of care into the closest drawer to hide it. Config.sys files had been altered on some machines, without saving the originals. Although we got our room back to normal by 11.30am, those responsible should have considered that people would want to use their machines on Monday morning, and made sure they left things as close to normal as possible. Unfortunately they left them as far from normal as possible. What the hell were they filming here? A documentary on how to piss off a dozen people on a Monday morning??? (Nothing personal guys...) Jaid swallows Sharvees carpet balls.
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  4244. SUBJ CLASSIC TRASH MESSAGES.
  4245. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Sam Littlewood" <DELLBOY/SAM>> To: #trash> Date sent: Mon, 21 Mar 1994 11:04:47 GMT> Subject: WEDDING GUESTS SEE BESTIALITY VIDEO BY MISTAKE> > ------- Forwarded Message Follows -------> > Date sent: Fri, 18 Mar 1994 15:35:55 -0500> To: /dev/null@opal.com> Subject: WEDDING GUESTS SEE BESTIALITY VIDEO BY MISTAKE> From: /dev/null </dev/null@opal.com>> Send reply to: JR Oldroyd <jr@opal.com>> > From: "John Brock" <jbrock@fid.morgan.com> > Date: Wed, 16 Mar 1994 07:27:51 -0500> > London (Reuter) - A British man was found guilty on Tuesday> of having sex with a dog after a video he made of the act was> inadvertently shown to speechless wedding guests expecting to> see a replay of a marriage ceremony.> The 59-year-old lent his video recorder to a friend to film> the wedding, but forgot to erase from the tape scenes of himself> in sex acts with a neighbour's bull terrier named Ronnie.> The man said the 10-minute film shown to the jury had been> an attempt at trick photography and featured only simulated sex> acts. He will be sentenced after psychiatric and other reports> have been made available.> > > SamL> > > Matt
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  4268. SUBJ Re: The new Fag on the Block.
  4269. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> Forwarded by: "Ossies going to Endsliegh...." <DELLBOY/DARREN>> Forwarded to: mattp> Date forwarded: Fri, 22 Apr 1994 16:53:45 GMT> From: "Ossies going to Endsliegh...." <DELLBOY/DARREN>> To: Matt, darren> Date sent: Fri, 22 Apr 1994 16:53:12 GMT> Subject: The new Fag on the Block.> We have just found out that Matt Porter is a first class genuine > bandit, he is living with a guy called Lee and is hoping that it will > possible for gays to mary soon.> He says he always wears a condom, and never swallows but Lee does.> > > >Lee reckons Daz was a 2 second wonder in bed..and would like to return one of his pubes he still has left>..ps and I would love to "mary" someone, if I knew how to do it>cunt >
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  4281. SUBJ hello bob
  4282. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Hello bob - How the hell are you?Fuzzz+-------------------------------------------------------------------+| "My dog's go no nose." | fuzzz@argonaut.com || "How does he smell?" | | | "When it's ajar. Geddit? Oh never mind." | 081-200-5777 x 208 | +-------------------------------------------------------------------+
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  4294. SUBJ Re: Login attempts to BBS - yesterday
  4295. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail/Windows v1.11> To: JACKO> Subject: Re: Login attempts to BBS - yesterday> From: colin (Colin Reed)> Date: Fri, 22 Apr 94 10:20:24 GMT> shake sorry, both giles and myself were getting a bit of well earned> rest. Ahh, see giles' message for piece of mind, we have just susses> it is dylans chat program ........> ColinPhew. Thanks! I was wondering....Ta-ra for now, -------------Neil Jackson-------------
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  4307. SUBJ notebook
  4308. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Someone has left their notebook (a paper one) in the kitchen.Of course it'll work.
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  4321. BODY And... while you're at it, how difficult would it be to have ctrl-c recognised and break into assembly? :-) Dyl
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  4334. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> well, she is quite nice int she .......> God, I hate this job, it is now 1.16am (started at 9am), fuck knows> when we can go home, havent seen me girlfriend in a couple of days,> haven't got any work to do cos I ain't got no bugs, etc ..........> What are you working on? Is it submission or fx-fighter ??? Totally> forgot.> I have asked Jacko if I can work on Scooby, is this a good idea or a> bad one?> Col> I am working on Submission with Nic Cusworth and three artists you don't know (Dinah, Lisa, Manjit). Scooby should quite, Jaid, Andy and Darren are all in the Scooby room, but I don't think you will fit in there as well. Well must go and do something I suppose, See you soon bye Lynne
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  4346. SUBJ On the subject of computer porn...
  4347. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Let's face it, it's not the actual porn that's crude and offensive, but those sad semi-humans who get their kicks out of looking at it. ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» º ÍÍÍËÍÍÍ È» ÉÍÍÍÍÍ» ÈÍÍ» º ÉÍÍÍÈ» ɼÉÍÍÍ º º º ÌÍÍÍ È»É¼ ÌÍÍÍ º ÉÍͼ º ÈÍÍÍ È¼ ÈÍÍÍ º ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ
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  4360. BODY Testing poll'd mail
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  4398. SUBJ Re: Fwoor!!!!Update
  4399. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Dr.Agnetha Falstart" <DELLBOY/HUNTER>> To: #trash, colin> Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 17:08:09 GMT> Subject: Fwoor!!!!> What a game,great playability or wot?> Cor' not 'alf lets have a bit more of that!!> How about a different bird each day?>For those with no sense of humour the above message containsheavy sarcasm OK. Simon (The politically Correct) Hunter
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  4411. SUBJ G:\PCGAMES\12INCHES
  4412. BODY Reply-to: ADRIANX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) Ok now how many of you dirty deviants looked for it??? Jaid swallows Sharvees carpet balls.
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  4424. SUBJ Re: Pile of CRAP
  4425. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Arse-Pie>>> Sharvee has just put his latest on the net...Arse-Pie>>> in G:\PCGAMES\12INCHES (yes thats right.... porn staring men!)Arse-Pie>>> Lets see what the Argonaut polls have to say...No, no, it's in S:\USERS\JUSTIN\HARDON Jaid chokes on Andy-pie
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  4437. SUBJ Re: Pile of CRAP
  4438. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dobber>>Dobber>Wow, some justification for distributing porn arround the Dobber>office. WELL FUCKING SAD.Well, maybe you misunderstood me. I don`t condone porn. I was merely saying that how can someone kick up such a fuss over what is little more than what you would see in a daily paper.If you have noticed at all you will see that not all of Argonauts female members of staff have objected offically about the ware. They dismiss it as simply not worth bothering about.Next you will be harassing Lewis to censor Argonaut`s Internet Mail feed because you can get (should you want it) explicit details on...Pedophillia,Bestiality,Torture,Drugs,Suicide methods,Bomb making details etc etc form the newsgroups, either directly or indirectly...Equal rights for fat ugly wimin` is what I say.Alistair.
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  4450. SUBJ Pile of CRAP
  4451. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)>From: "SillyCON Graphics Institute" <DELLBOY/ALISTAIR>>To: #trash, colin>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 17:30:25 GMT>Subject: Re: Interactive girls>Dobber>From: "Blowing for England" <DELLBOY/GWYNN>>Dobber>To: #trash>Dobber>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 17:03:13 GMT>Dobber>Subject: Re: Interactive girls>>Dobber>Suck>>From: "Karyn" <DELLBOY/KARYN>>Dobber>Suck>>To: #trash, colin>Dobber>Suck>>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:50:47 GMT>Dobber>Suck>>Subject: Interactive girls>Dobber> >Dobber>Suck>>If this is the idea of a male fantasy then men have considerably less >Dobber>Suck>>imagination than I gave them credit for. Take it off the net before >Dobber>Suck>>it causes offence.>Dobber>>Dobber>Yeah, well, that does presume that this is our idea of a sexual >Dobber>fantasy and not merely a shit ware which only deserves ridicule. >>Well fucking said. I totally agree, the only difference between the >images in the ware and the ones in the SUN or Daily Sport newspapers >is that you see some pubic hair.>>>>>>>Alistair.>> >Wow, some justification for distributing porn arround the office. WELL FUCKING SAD. Oh and I can play pool....it's truuuuuuue.
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  4463. SUBJ Re: Interactive girls
  4464. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dobber>From: "Blowing for England" <DELLBOY/GWYNN>Dobber>To: #trashDobber>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 17:03:13 GMTDobber>Subject: Re: Interactive girlsDobber>Suck>>From: "Karyn" <DELLBOY/KARYN>Dobber>Suck>>To: #trash, colinDobber>Suck>>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:50:47 GMTDobber>Suck>>Subject: Interactive girlsDobber>Dobber>Suck>>If this is the idea of a male fantasy then men have considerably less Dobber>Suck>>imagination than I gave them credit for. Take it off the net before Dobber>Suck>>it causes offence. Dobber>Dobber>Yeah, well, that does presume that this is our idea of a sexual Dobber>fantasy and not merely a shit ware which only deserves ridicule. Well fucking said. I totally agree, the only difference between the images in the ware and the ones in the SUN or Daily Sport newspapers is that you see some pubic hair.Alistair.
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  4476. SUBJ Fwoor!!!!
  4477. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)What a game,great playability or wot?Cor' not 'alf lets have a bit more of that!!How about a different bird each day?
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  4489. SUBJ Re: Interactive girls
  4490. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>From: "Karyn" <DELLBOY/KARYN>Suck>>To: #trash, colinSuck>>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:50:47 GMTSuck>>Subject: Interactive girlsSuck>>If this is the idea of a male fantasy then men have considerably less Suck>>imagination than I gave them credit for. Take it off the net before Suck>>it causes offence.Yeah, well, that does presume that this is our idea of a sexual fantasy and not merely a shit ware which only deserves ridicule.
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  4502. SUBJ ware
  4503. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)To save you all playing it over and over again, I have tried various combinations to see what she does, it's always the same. apart from if you try for the shag with no condoms she blows you out, and it's back to chewing the carpet and PALMALA.I also tried buying her different drinks, but she just refuses until you offer her champagne.I also tried telling her I have different jobs, but she doesn't believe you until you tell her you're a photographer.She wont listen to any music other than the classical.She wont watch TV.
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  4515. SUBJ Interactive girls
  4516. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)If this is the idea of a male fantasy then men have considerably less imagination than I gave them credit for. Take it off the net before it causes offence.
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  4528. SUBJ Re: WARE
  4529. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)------- Forwarded Message Follows -------To: #trash, colinFrom: "To The Moon Alice!" <DELLBOY/LINDA>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:16:34 GMTSubject: Re: WAREFrom: "Schabba" <DELLBOY/JUSTIN>To: #TRASH, colinDate: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:15:47 GMTSubject: WAREDoes the wife always have a headache ? Is the missus always too tired? Or are you simply into computer porn ? CD into S:\USERS\JUSTIN\INTGIRLS Type VIDA.BAT******Great insights of our time. Of course ALL girls drink cheap champange and take their clothes off to any loser. Honestly do we really have to have this sort of trash touted around? Wise words mate, blah blah blah....What a result, I've just stumbled across a case of cheap champagne, so if any of you losers want a good time buy some of my cheap champagne, then find some cheap birds!!
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  4541. SUBJ Re: WARE
  4542. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Arse-Pie>>> Great insights of our time. Of course ALL girls drink cheap Arse-Pie>>> champange and take their clothes off to any loser. Arse-Pie>>> Arse-Pie>>> Honestly do we really have to have this sort of trash touted around? Arse-Pie>>> Are you being sarcastic, Linda ? Because I thought this ware could teach me how to talk to, and seduce, any woman I fancied.y Jaid chokes on Andy-pie
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  4554. SUBJ Re: WARE
  4555. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>To: #trash, colinSuck>>From: "To The Moon Alice!" <DELLBOY/LINDA>Suck>>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 16:16:37 GMTSuck>>Subject: Re: WARESuck>>From: "Schabba" <DELLBOY/JUSTIN>Suck>>To: #TRASH, colinSuck>>Date: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:15:47 GMTSuck>>Subject: WARESuck>>Suck>>Does the wife always have a headache ?Suck>> Is the missus always too tired? Suck>> Or are you simply into computer porn ?Suck>>Suck>> Suck>> CD into S:\USERS\JUSTIN\INTGIRLSSuck>> Type VIDA.BATSuck>>Suck>>******Suck>>Suck>>Great insights of our time. Of course ALL girls drink cheap Suck>>champange and take their clothes off to any loser. Suck>>Suck>>Honestly do we really have to have this sort of trash touted around? Indeed. I much prefer those realistic type games where a small Italian plumber joins forces with his dinosaur friend to jump on tortoises in order to collect mushrooms. Or perhaps where a fish is given a licence to kill so that he can rescue penguins from a fortified toy factory.
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  4567. SUBJ Re: WARE
  4568. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)From: "Schabba" <DELLBOY/JUSTIN>To: #TRASH, colinDate: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:15:47 GMTSubject: WAREDoes the wife always have a headache ? Is the missus always too tired? Or are you simply into computer porn ? CD into S:\USERS\JUSTIN\INTGIRLS Type VIDA.BAT ******Great insights of our time. Of course ALL girls drink cheap champange and take their clothes off to any loser. Honestly do we really have to have this sort of trash touted around?
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  4580. SUBJ Compression...
  4581. BODY Yo Jon Can you think up a solution to this problem I've got?I want to compress a variable length of code and put the compressed version in place of the actual code in the rom bank. It would have to be done during or after the linking process (after all the externs have been processed)... I could set a fixed length for the compressed output and then the linker would automatically warn when the blocks are overlapping (ie. the compressed output is larger than the length reserved).. (the block has to be compressed with Krister's packer by the way) Maybe some hack could be put in for romfile addresses over 'n' (in this case a meg) and the linker could pick up on them, then argsfxx wouldn't have to be altered - you do just do an ORG xxx,normaladdr+$8000*32 - it would then output the bank you want compressed at the *end* of the address space, leaving the space where the compressed form would go completely blank. Then when the linker comes into play.. it notes that the romfile address is larger than 'x' (command line specified) and compresses the bank after processing the externs then subtracts 'x'*$8000 to get the *real* address where you want the compressed code put. Woops ('n' and 'x' are one and the same) Do you get my drift? Can you think of an even easier solution?Is the source code (or algorithm) for Krister's 'packer' lying around somewhere so it could be incorporated directly into arglink rather than doing a spawn or system. Dyl
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  4593. SUBJ The latest macho thing...
  4594. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)...is arm-wrestling! Yes! Everybody's doing it! Come on down to the Scooby room if you think 'yer hard enough - The scores so far... Darren vs Andy 0 - 2 Darren vs Matt 1 - 1 Darren vs Jaid 1 - 1 Matt vs Jaid 0 - 2 Matt vs Andy 1 - 1 Jaid vs Andy 1 - 1 Current scores Jaid & Andy 4 each Matt & Darren 2 each as the sign-off says... Blecch...
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  4606. SUBJ ...also
  4607. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) I have an exciting new range in skin-tight pyjamas which I would like to try out on all of you, tomorrow. Pmail me with whatever kind of bedroom attire you'd like me to come in with, and I'll see what I can do.
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  4619. SUBJ I am a slag
  4620. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) Come on boys....it's free and it's here. Whaddya say? I'll be available for bookings just as soon as I've finished with Andy.
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  4632. SUBJ Re: Why?
  4633. BODY X-pmrqc: 1X-mailer: Pegasus Mail/Windows v1.11> From: "Lewis Gordon" <DELLBOY/LEWIS>> To: #trash, colin> Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 11:15:32 GMT> Subject: Re: Why? > Oh, very helpful. I'm not (officially) the mail admin department, so > I can't actually do anything about it. But more to the point, which > would you like deleted?? The noticeboard is a new feature that has > some benefits, such as reducing the amount of space that #trash mail > takes up on the network (only one copy is kept), and messages are not > displayed at the bottom of the screen for #trash mail (a major > benefit IMHO). Ah, but the Windoze version of Pmail doesn't support these funky new notice-boards, and there is no way I'm running the Dos version in a Windoze box again - I've _just_ got rid of that shite. If you (or the official Lord Tuffty of the Network) can make a patch that forwards mail from the Notice boards to my user id, then we can kill off the old mail groups. But not before, please.-------------Neil Jackson-------------
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  4645. SUBJ Re: Re: Hello
  4646. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail/Windows v1.11> To: JACKO> Subject: Re: Re: Hello> From: colin (Colin Reed)> Date: Mon, 18 Apr 94 17:48:30 GMT> Obviously I'll help in the event of a problem, but I quite fancied> something new, and I personally think that the SegaCD is the biggest> pile of shit I have ever coded for. So, tell me something new. However, we still have to finish work on it, and therefore we might need your expertise. I'm not asking you to like it, just to be around to help us if we need it. At least I know we can use you, if needs be. Thanks for that.> Therefore I am not sure I would be > happy working on anything sega like (old sega that is). So, scooby> would be my fave choice, especially as I could offer matt a lot of> help in the learning the snes department. (me being a pro and all).Hem-hem! :-) Professionally-trained at Nintendo now, eh? I think I can use that... I'll tentatively say yes to Scooby, but reserve the right to change it later if it really doesn't make sense. Matt is getting on pretty well, and there may be better things for you to cut your teeth on. We'll talk about it again when you're back, but for now, think Scooby.> And, what preciselly is a Colin specific problem, need some birds> shagging then ?? eh? eh? know what you mean ............> But, I would like to do another Snes project, cos I got a couple of> new routines that make stuff a lot easier.......Eh? New routines? What like the "don't I know you from somewhere?" routine, or the "do you come here often?" routine? :-) Hehe!TTFN, -------------Neil Jackson-------------
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  4658. SUBJ Re: Why?
  4659. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> There is no point in having 2 #trash's is there ?> It now takes longer to check for newmail so can I suggest Mr.Gordon,> that you get rid of one of them.> > And I'm getting put off my coffee by all the sucking of Gwynn's > johnson our room.Oh, very helpful. I'm not (officially) the mail admin department, so I can't actually do anything about it. But more to the point, which would you like deleted?? The noticeboard is a new feature that has some benefits, such as reducing the amount of space that #trash mail takes up on the network (only one copy is kept), and messages are not displayed at the bottom of the screen for #trash mail (a major benefit IMHO).Lewis
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  4671. SUBJ Why?
  4672. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)There is no point in having 2 #trash's is there ?It now takes longer to check for newmail so can I suggest Mr.Gordon,that you get rid of one of them.And I'm getting put off my coffee by all the sucking of Gwynn's johnson our room. Jaid coughs up Andy-goo
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  4684. SUBJ Oh it is good.
  4685. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)This new Pmail can suck my johnson.
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  4697. SUBJ A question
  4698. BODY I have time on my hands, do you need any tools writing? I.e. snes graphics manipulators and the like, ask andy too, and get back to me sooonColin
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  4710. SUBJ Erm,
  4711. BODY What I meant was ... "you make her sound like some sort of intelligence" i.e. AI .. artificial and the like ........ OOOO never mind!How is martina, and marcusa ????Col
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  4723. SUBJ Re: Re: re trash mail
  4724. BODY well, she is quite nice int she .......God, I hate this job, it is now 1.16am (started at 9am), fuck knows when we can go home, havent seen me girlfriend in a couple of days, haven't got any work to do cos I ain't got no bugs, etc ..........What are you working on? Is it submission or fx-fighter ??? Totally forgot.I have asked Jacko if I can work on Scooby, is this a good idea or a bad one?Col
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  4731. ID 205
  4732. TO bbs/JACKO
  4733. FROM Colin
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  4736. SUBJ Re: Re: Hello
  4737. BODY Obviously I'll help in the event of a problem, but I quite fancied something new, and I personally think that the SegaCD is the biggest pile of shit I have ever coded for. Therefore I am not sure I would be happy working on anything sega like (old sega that is). So, scooby would be my fave choice, especially as I could offer matt a lot of help in the learning the snes department. (me being a pro and all).And, what preciselly is a Colin specific problem, need some birds shagging then ?? eh? eh? know what you mean ............But, I would like to do another Snes project, cos I got a couple of new routines that make stuff a lot easier.......Colin
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  4743. [MAIL]
  4744. ID 198
  4745. TO bbs/JONS
  4746. FROM Dylan
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  4749. SUBJ Re: URGENT URGENT URGENT..... GUS chips!!
  4750. BODY Ok, I'll look around for someone to ask... Oy slanty-eyes, yes, you over there, give us half a dozen GSU1 or GSU2 chips... Dyl
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  4758. TO bbs/CARL
  4759. FROM Dylan
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  4762. SUBJ Re: Shaped
  4763. BODY As long as I solemnly swear I don't give Nintendo the source it should be ok I think. The GCC LIBGRX library supports 32 bit mode and vesa modes and has some excellent graphics functions.. it supports virtual bitmaps too (which is one thing seriously missing from Flash Graphics). If compiled under GCC I could run shaped under Desqview... yippee...! 8-) Dyl
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  4771. TO bbs/JONS
  4772. FROM Dylan
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  4775. SUBJ Re: Re: Argsfx
  4776. BODY Ok.. if the setenv command is impossible I could use fopen and printf and fclose to create a little batch file which is run afterwards.. however the getenv should be possible shouldn't it? I thought Krister stored local labels as parent.label ONLY when the 'LOCAL' command was specified? It was Fuzzzzzzzzz who *always* saved local labels as parent.label so they could be accessed from non-parent routines (that's why I got Krister to shove the LOCAL command in) Dyl
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  4785. FROM Dylan
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  4788. SUBJ Re: Boxes
  4789. BODY But this was a box sent to Whalley in Lancashire! Very strange indeed! Dyl
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  4798. FROM Dylan
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  4801. SUBJ Re: Stunt Race FX
  4802. BODY Pardon me? did you say what I think you said? Who chose the name for the 3d library? Does it look good on 'Brender'? DylPS. More to the point, does what Carl's done look any good?
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  4809. ID 133
  4810. TO bbs/jez
  4811. FROM Giles
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  4814. SUBJ Re: Stunt Race FX
  4815. BODY THAT!!!!!is a very good idea.giles
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  4824. FROM Dylan
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  4827. SUBJ and just ONE... more thing.
  4828. BODY If you try to reference an extern or a rom origin address and your current code's origin is in RAM, how easy would it be to print up a warning? I could *really* do with this right now because I am trying to convert most of the game strategies to ram and going through the 400 or so macros to find out which ones call rom is a right royal pain in the bum! Dyl
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  4837. FROM Dylan
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  4840. SUBJ another bug...
  4841. BODY Yo Jon There's another bug I would like fixed too which is quite important, and that's the errors it sometimes comes up with to do with too many local labels... could you make this an auto-expanding buffer? (once the error appears I have to delete about 100 local labels to get rid of the error - I assume there is already some sort of buffer allocation bug in there at the moment). Dyl
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  4848. ID 94
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  4850. FROM Dylan
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  4853. SUBJ shape editor...
  4854. BODY Is there any chance the shape editor could be ported to GCC? Its a lot better than Zortech and flash graphics and supports vesa and 32 bit dos extended memory. Is the source code split nicely into separate source files? If so, then I could convert it pretty easily if you send me the source. Dyl
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  4863. FROM Giles
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  4866. SUBJ Re: Stunt Race FX
  4867. BODY Glad you like fxtrax!Daytona is good isnt it, very life like... An Arse to drive though.gilesps. i should be sending various versions to pete tonite.
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  4879. SUBJ Re: Stunt Race FX
  4880. BODY nearly there..... today (sunday) is the last day...giles
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  4887. ID 200
  4888. TO bbs/PETE
  4889. FROM Giles
  4890. NEXT 0
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  4892. SUBJ Re: Yo...
  4893. BODY Yo pt!Eh!?!!?There arent ANY 16bit point shapes? why is it calculating them?Thanks for the speedups/improvements...ive made a new 2 bit font displayer, so i'll get kimura to use it instead.having looked at your version of mmessage.mc, there doenst seem to be any changes to getpalette... it still uses a ldw!cheers,giles
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  4900. ID 220
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  4902. FROM bbs/LINDA
  4903. NEXT 0
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  4905. SUBJ Yr Brother
  4906. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)We've had a phone call today from Clive asking for your new telephone number. He says you've moved. Can you P-mail us your telephone number so we know what it is! Will you contact your brother direct to let him know.Cheers!Linda
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  4916.  
  4917. ---PERSONAL INFO REMOVED---
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  4919. ID 101
  4920. TO bbs/CARL
  4921. FROM Dylan
  4922. NEXT 0
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  4924. SUBJ Re: Shaped
  4925. BODY The plane clipping is probably best. Yes, that's probably the best idea (the shape lang cmd)... but how do you make sure the object is drawn before all the other objects that come after it? I suppose a special flag could be called for in the sort routine that makes sure it stays at the end of the list. Seeya laterDyl
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  4932. ID 85
  4933. TO bbs/tuffy
  4934. FROM Dylan
  4935. NEXT 0
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  4937. SUBJ mail
  4938. BODY Could you forward any mail that has gone into my normal DYLAN mail basket at argonaut (rather than bbs/dylan). ThanksDyl
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  4945. ID 15
  4946. TO bbs/markw
  4947. FROM Dylan
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  4950. SUBJ Linda
  4951. BODY Did you get my mail about Linda? Have you made her an account on the bbs yet? Dyl
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  4960. FROM Dylan
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  4963. SUBJ Re: Merge
  4964. BODY > Got to goWhere are you going? Ok, I'll download that now... you reckon it has half a chance of working eh? Did it make anything faster? Dyl
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  4970. [MAIL]
  4971. ID 132
  4972. TO bbs/pete
  4973. FROM Dylan
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  4976. SUBJ Super FX optimizing
  4977. BODY A thought struck me the other day (ouch I said and hit him back)...If there is a lot of overhead in the outer loop of a mario chip horizontal plot loop (about 20-30 cycles or more) the buffer of the last byte of the previous line isn't flushed until the next line begins drawing - so I did a few tests. I wrote a routine to draw a vertical column 8 pixels wide (on a byte boundary), 200 pixels high and timed it. the loop was the basic plot, plot *8, 20 wasted cycles (3 inc r14,getb's to be precise) and a loop,inc r2.This took about 14 video lines.. so to test my theory about the buffer not being flushed I shoved inc r2,dec r1, dec r1, dec r1, plot, dec r2, before the 20 wasted cycles in order to flush the buffer and re-timed it - it took TEN video lines! I was just wondering if there was any way this info could be used to make the 3d system just that little bit faster (especially the small polygon cases which of course this affects more)... unfortunately there is no command in the mario chip to flush the plot buffer in parralel is there? (RPIX just halts the chip until finished doesn't it?) (parralel = parallel - I've already been out here too long) Anyway enough rambling, back to optimising starfox 2..... Dyl
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  4986. FROM Dylan
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  4989. SUBJ Re: Re: re: re: re: doom
  4990. BODY Have you taken into account the ground dots are called twice? One for each player (they also set up twice in erm.. obj.asm (?) ).... The same goes for the star dust! Dyl
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  4997. ID 125
  4998. TO bbs/pete
  4999. FROM Giles
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  5002. SUBJ exp polys
  5003. BODY did you get my message about exploding shapes?any ideas?cheers,giles
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  5011. TO bbs/CARL
  5012. FROM Dylan
  5013. NEXT 0
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  5015. SUBJ Re: Re: Doom
  5016. BODY I don't use OS/2 (spit!).... apparently there are some bugfixes for the net stuff lying around. Do you want me to have a scout around? Dyl
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  5025. FROM Giles
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  5028. SUBJ Re: VR's here
  5029. BODY Short of hard wireing all of the 3d so that theres no object overhead, like VR racing... erm... not much I'm afraid....The SVP does seem to be able to draw a huge amount of polygons 8-( they claim 9000/second on the box..Its probably too late to revert back to 16 colour now anyway... besides comparing VR and fxtrax side by side fxtrax is *much* more colourful!! and the general concences(sp?) here by very honest game players (ie. people who dont really care what the boss thinks) is fxtrax plays better.giles
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  5038. FROM Giles
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  5041. SUBJ mega drive VR - BTW
  5042. BODY We got a load of promo videos of VR racing yesterday... no game yet tho...itll be officially out on the 18th.... its only 9,800 YEN!!!!About 60 quid! the same as starfox/fxtrax etc...I wonder how they managed to make it that cheap?? unless they're losing money on them just to make it look like they can do the same thing..
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  5051. FROM Giles
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  5054. SUBJ new version
  5055. BODY Ive sent a new version to pete... if he hasnt already told you...giles
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  5061. [MAIL]
  5062. ID 233
  5063. TO bbs/pete
  5064. FROM Giles
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  5067. SUBJ Yo ptboy!
  5068. BODY How easy would it be to put in the explode faces stuff?If its more than a few lines of code tell me and I'll work around it.cheers,giles
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  5080. SUBJ Re: hi
  5081. BODY Hectic!Its looking really good now, the maps have all been optimised and tartedupso most of the time it runs at a very decent frame rate, ie. 4-5 framesWhen I get a chance I'll upload a new versh!!cheers,giles
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  5089. TO bbs/PETE
  5090. FROM Giles
  5091. NEXT 0
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  5093. SUBJ Re: xflip sprite code
  5094. BODY thanks, ill download it...i already switch between them at the mo.... the top bit in the texturemap x size data says whether its x flipped or not. so it would be quite easy to make it y flippable as well...cheers,giles
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  5100. [MAIL]
  5101. ID 144
  5102. TO bbs/PETE
  5103. FROM Giles
  5104. NEXT 0
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  5106. SUBJ Re: xflipper code in bbs\software
  5107. BODY Cheers,Did you have a look at my nasty hacks in mobj?ie. the colour switching for 16/256 colour. and the texture map bit change back to bit 13.can you check them for any nastynesses?BTW havent had any splat errors with the new polylist stuff yet 8-)cheers,giles/s
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  5119. SUBJ hello...
  5120. BODY ...fag
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  5132. SUBJ test again
  5133. BODY does it work this time?
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  5145. SUBJ testes
  5146. BODY testing testing testing wibble sir....does this work
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  5380. BODY hopthigeteversinglf-incharacter!
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  5510. BODY hopthigeteversinglf-incharacter!
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  5520. NEXT 59
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  5522. SUBJ Re: internet
  5523. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) > ima kakuisan ga check shiteiru. > ato ima file wo okurukotoga dekinai > world.asm no nakani checkolslink_l ga nai!! aru aru.. koko no bbs no 'world.asm' no naka ni, checkolslinks_l ga aru yo! atarashii file wo download suru mae ni furukute onaji namae no file wo hazusanakucha dame da yo... sou shinakattara 'TELIX' wa onaji file to omoimasu kara chanto zembu download shinai kedo 'error' wo misenai. Dyl
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  5535. SUBJ Re: world.asm
  5536. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) > imakara 'SOS' file wo BBS de okurimasu. > yondekudasai ee.. doko ni okutta no desuka? sagashiteita n dakedo.... :-) Dyl
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  5548. SUBJ Re: world.asm
  5549. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) > kyiu atarashi file (WORLD.ASM) wo DOWNLOAD shimashita. > ols_link wa chanto ugoite imasu.Thank You very mauch!! yokatta! machigaeteita koto wo wakatta no? > tokorode dylan ga nippon ni kurunowa 2 gatu no 1 niti dakedo > NINTENDO de shigotowo hajimerunowa itukaradesuka?? > oshietekudasai 2 gatsu no futsu-ka no yoru de nihon ni tsuku. (rai shuu no suiyou-bi) sore de tsugi-no getsyou-bi de nintendo ni iku. chotto futsu-ka gurai yasumu Yoroshiku ne [more] Dyl
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  5559. NEXT 62
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  5561. SUBJ Re: INTERNET
  5562. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) > konnichiwa dylan! > 'internet'no kotodesuga. kakui san wa 'compuserve'wo tukaitaito ittemasu. > nazenara suguni tukaerukara desu.'TWIGS' wo tukaukotowa toriaezu > kangaeteimasen. toiukotode ohenji kudasaiu no 1 niti dakedo > NINTENDO de shigotowo hajimerunowa itukaradesuka?? > oshietekudasai 2 gatsu no futsu-ka no yoru de nihon ni tsuku. (rai shuu no suiyou-bi) sore de tsugi-no getsyou-bi de nintendo ni iku. chotto futsu-ka gurai yasumu do yatte arugono-to ni file wo okuru no? ima arugono-to wa 'compuserve' no 'account' wo motteimasen. 'mail' wo okureru kedo 'file' wo okurenai. Dyl
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  5571. FROM bbs/DYLAN
  5572. NEXT 63
  5573. PREV 61
  5574. SUBJ Re: internet
  5575. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) > mail wo yomimashita. > toriaezu "mail" wa compuserve wo tukatte ,"file" wo okurutokiwa BBS > wo tukau nodewa doudesyouka? > Ato "internet" no kotowa dylan ga nippon ni kitekara isyoni kangaemasyou. okey dokey. Dyl
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  5587. SUBJ yappari
  5588. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a) Kawaguchi Yappari rai-shuu no kinyoubi nintendo ni ikimasu. computer wa mou yoi shita no desuka? Dyl
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  5600. SUBJ 1st line
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  5613. SUBJ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
  5614. BODY wocha doin'? Ncl
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  5640. BODY hopthigeteversinglf-incharacter!
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  5649. FROM Giles
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  5652. SUBJ test
  5653. BODY hello there!mighty fine day it is.
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  5665. SUBJ Re: Yo
  5666. BODY Me? A cockney wanker?Arent you the one who comes from swindon?
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  5676. NEXT 0
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  5678. SUBJ erm...
  5679. BODY does this work?
  5680. TIME 762910356
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  5685. [MAIL]
  5686. ID 124
  5687. TO bbs/PETE
  5688. FROM Giles
  5689. NEXT 0
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  5691. SUBJ Re: Hardboiled...
  5692. BODY Maybe hardboiled is the name of the new ID game they're doing, its supposed to be set on earth and have an extrememly high body count.Whos in it? Chaky chan? anybody famous? 'cos the only way ill recognise it here is if someone i know is in it!!thanks for checking out the mobj stuff....cheers,giles
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  5701. FROM Giles
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  5704. SUBJ Re: Re: v.fast
  5705. BODY Aha, we could try the parallel port.but i think its more of a line noise problem... if it doesnt work we will try the direct line.cheers,giles
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  5717. SUBJ Re: Virtua Racing on Megadrive.
  5718. BODY No no, I think what you have is the top 10 most anticipated games. I hope!! They usually do loads of different charts.Ill just go and check it out though, they may have release it as scheduled. giles
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  5725. ID 147
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  5730. SUBJ Re: Bug fix!
  5731. BODY Tanks for the new version. can you send me a complete mobj tho, im now hidiously confused about which version of mprojectpnt is meant to be used etc..etc..There is a small strangety at the mo, lines dont seem to get clipped at the bottom very well.... ie.. you get one pixel at the top of the screen when ever a line clips the bottom of the screen..They're starting to monitor test fxtrax in about 1-2 weeks... then after that 1-2 weeks moniter testing it'll be finsihed... ie. 1 month.cheers,giles
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  5738. ID 82
  5739. TO Dylan
  5740. FROM bbs/CARL
  5741. NEXT 7
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  5743. SUBJ Merge
  5744. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a)I am still merging into a ball in the corner. You seem to have made a few little one line changes that seem unique to your version. DoColour is giving me hell! So it may take mae a couple of days to get all bits working as before.Carl
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  5751. ID 7
  5752. TO Dylan
  5753. FROM bbs/CARL
  5754. NEXT 28
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  5756. SUBJ Merge
  5757. BODY X-mailer: PMail v3.0 (R1a)No I just mean lots of little changes like the ones I missed yesterday truecolourshodow & m_globalscale. Changes in project are no bother as Giles has done same. I was hoping when I said a few days that I could just take bits from the new Vortex or XLR8 mobj etc and put them togetther.I am getting there now but I have a crash bug still & 37 separate blocks of stuff still comming from DIFF.Carl
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  5765. TO Dylan
  5766. FROM bbs/TUFFTY
  5767. NEXT 69
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  5769. SUBJ Re: Netware Lite (english)
  5770. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Well, we do have Netware Lite, but it was bought for Peter Day, not that northern GIT. I'm not sure about putting it up on the BBS, I'll think about it. If you want, I can get the latest Personal Netware for 50 lbs a go, and I'd pefer if we went that way. Zipping up Netware Lite x 2 is going to be a big, big file. Have you got your new modem yet?? It sould definately be there by now. We have the latest updated OS for it here, and I'll see about putting it on the BBS with some instructions. Have fun.
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  5777. ID 69
  5778. TO Dylan
  5779. FROM bbs/LINDA
  5780. NEXT 167
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  5782. SUBJ PAY SLIPS
  5783. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Hello Dylan,I presume you are unaware of my existence here at Argonaut. My name is Linda Smith and I have replaced Debi.Just calling about your payslip. What do you want done with them. I was thinking of putting them in your personel file and you can collect them eventually (note that this is kept locked when I'm not around and at night). Or I can shred them or send them you every couple of months say.Linda...
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  5790. ID 75
  5791. TO bbs/carl
  5792. FROM Dylan
  5793. NEXT 0
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  5795. SUBJ Doom editor
  5796. BODY I have the beta version of v5.0 of DEU now... tis looking good...Not too long until the final version...Dyl
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  5804. TO bbs/JONS
  5805. FROM Dylan
  5806. NEXT 0
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  5808. SUBJ Re: Re: ARGSFXX
  5809. BODY We are using argsfxx v1.33. The main pain in the ass is the fact if you get a symbol defined twice error you get one on EVERY SINGLE FLIPPING LINE FROM THEN ON UNTIL THE END OF THE ASSEMBLY (OR UNTIL ITS ERROR COUNT OVERFLOWS)...... The other bug is to do with forward references and public/externs. If you do the following you will see what I mean: lda fred extern fredfred is defined in a different file... the value put in a is ZERO.BUT extern fred lda fredWORKS!!!!!!!!!!! hmmmm Dyl
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  5816. ID 136
  5817. TO bbs/carl
  5818. FROM Dylan
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  5821. SUBJ y clipping
  5822. BODY So how's the old y-clipper going then? 8-) Dyl
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  5829. ID 137
  5830. TO bbs/ronnie
  5831. FROM Dylan
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  5834. SUBJ Plane tickets
  5835. BODY Hi Ronnie, Did you find out anything about Yuki's plane ticket? When do I have to pay to extend it? Dyl
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  5841. [MAIL]
  5842. ID 152
  5843. TO bbs/CARL
  5844. FROM Dylan
  5845. NEXT 0
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  5847. SUBJ Re: clipping
  5848. BODY The strategies run in 8 bit mode almost constantly so it wouldn't make much difference to change the als flags to words. All the macros do is select which 'sbyte' to take the flag from.. there isn't any code involved. I think the only problem you've got is the fact that only the FIRST sbyte is copied into dl_flags which of course means you'd either have to make the flags 'byte' a word and copy the first two sflag bytes in or find a flag that you could move higher up that isn't used by drawlist. Dyl
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  5854. [MAIL]
  5855. ID 154
  5856. TO bbs/RONNIE
  5857. FROM Dylan
  5858. NEXT 0
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  5860. SUBJ Re: Re: Plane tickets
  5861. BODY Could you 'dock' my wages for next month with the 371 pounds to pay for the ticket, thanks. Is that valid for one year from April or last January then? Dyl
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  5867. [MAIL]
  5868. ID 26
  5869. TO bbs/RONNIE
  5870. FROM Dylan
  5871. NEXT 0
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  5873. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Plane tickets
  5874. BODY Ok, I will send the ticket to you via registered mail tomorrow. If it hasn't arrived by the end of next week tell me. Dyl
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  5880. [MAIL]
  5881. ID 68
  5882. TO bbs/JONS
  5883. FROM Dylan
  5884. NEXT 0
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  5886. SUBJ Re: Argsfx/Arglink
  5887. BODY Yo Jon Thankee very muchee for the updates... Um... could you merge the Nintendo ramboy downloader into arglink? Currently we have to use an outdated version of ARGLINK that I modified to allow downloads to Nintendo's own little ramboy system. It would be very handy if you could just shove the code in, its not very complicated. Dyl
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  5896. FROM Dylan
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  5899. SUBJ ARGSFXX
  5900. BODY The new version seems to be working great now.. some other problems we've been having are: 1. REPTs in wrong places in the code causes crashes or memory corruption.2. Ctrl-C doesn't work ever. Any chances you could take a poke around? Dyl
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  5906. [MAIL]
  5907. ID 24
  5908. TO bbs/jons
  5909. FROM Dylan
  5910. NEXT 0
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  5912. SUBJ ARGSFXX
  5913. BODY Sorry to be persistent... there was just ONE more thing I wanted put back into Argsfxx which would help a helluva lot... The GETENV command and IF ENDIF variants... It would be nice to be able to get an environment variable into a string so I could tell which machine I am running on and then selectively disable debugging information and the suchlike... Dyl
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  5919. [MAIL]
  5920. ID 139
  5921. TO bbs/LYNNE
  5922. FROM Dylan
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  5925. SUBJ Re: Re: Erm,
  5926. BODY Oh dear.. what a child... aren't you glad he's coming back? Dyl
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  5932. [MAIL]
  5933. ID 155
  5934. TO bbs/JONS
  5935. FROM Dylan
  5936. NEXT 0
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  5938. SUBJ Re: Re: Argsfxx
  5939. BODY Sorry, I mean IF ENDC of course.... There was some IF command to check if an environment variable exists or not.. IFV and IFNV I think... it broke when it ZPM'd... Any chance of a fix? oo-er The next time the REPT ENDR stuff bombs out I'll send you a version. Dyl
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  5946. ID 22
  5947. TO bbs/jez
  5948. FROM Dylan
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  5951. SUBJ Boxes
  5952. BODY My mum only just received that box I left for Argonaut to send on... it was *extremely* battered with the contents spilt out...! Maybe its a good idea to change the company argonaut sends their boxes with? The boxes I got here were VERY battered and a rather expensive clock that was a present from a relative was completely broken even though I had wrapped them all up to prevent things breaking! Stuff I had sent by Royal Mail arrived almost pristine in comparison! Dyl
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  5958. [MAIL]
  5959. ID 72
  5960. TO bbs/carl
  5961. FROM Dylan
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  5964. SUBJ Yo Carl
  5965. BODY That mtxtclp.mc I downloaded from the bbs last week seems to warp the texture maps even more than the old one...! Is there a newer version? DylPS. It seems to 'bend' texture maps to the left and right of the view if they are within a certain distance
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  5974. FROM Dylan
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  5977. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Erm,
  5978. BODY heheh... I couldn't resist getting him back..
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  5990. SUBJ Tax free monies
  5991. BODY Could you check with Elizabeth to find out if I am receiving my income tax free yet or not? If not, could you check it out with the tax office? I sent the form in around January but maybe they ignore advance claims? If so, could you send the tax claim form on my behalf? ThanksDyl
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  6003. SUBJ Re: info
  6004. BODY pete,I think its too late for any new 3d code..... we want to make sure it keeps stable because the game testers will stop testing today.the radii for the cars should be correct... ill check though...yes, the timers do do strange things.... it seems to be a clash with reading the v counter and getting an interupt.... its not actually anything taking longer.... youd notice a -2 frame decrease in the game.the reason the levels are very different is precisly what you said.... the novice is for kiddies ... the master for people who've been playing a long time..you can make sure the framec count is correct by placing the print imediatly before the bitmap swap... in the xltrans.asm framec is cleared at the top and printed at the bottom.... it gets incremented every vblank....... not a lot can go wrong with 'dat.sorry... if i sound nearly dead... i nearly am..... we've got to finish by tommorrow.... all we (colin and me) seem to be doing is waiting around for kimura to fix his bugs...giles
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  6016. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Hello
  6017. BODY I would of course be disuaded if the suggestion for argonaut to develop it's own doom engine arose ............But, for now I shall think shaggy and co.Colin
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  6026. FROM bbs/ANDREW
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  6029. SUBJ Re: The latest macho thing...
  6030. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Amigas>------- Forwarded Message Follows -------Amigas>From: "Orgnostrum" <DELLBOY/ADRIAN>Amigas>To: #TRASHAmigas>Date sent: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 17:19:48 GMTAmigas>Subject: Re: The latest macho thing...Amigas>Send reply to: ADRIANAmigas> ...is arm-wrestling! Yes! Everybody's doing it! Come on down Amigas>to the Scooby room if you think 'yer hard enough - Amigas>[S.D.]Amigas> as the sign-off says...Amigas> Blecch... Amigas>BEWARE! ARM-wrestling means something else in the Scooby Amigas>Room....It's a fair cop, we've been rumbled, "ARM" is actually our code word for "Mud", but if slippery fat-boys in thongs are your thang, get down to the Scooby office NOW!! Blecch...
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  6039. FROM bbs/GARYO
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  6042. SUBJ Re: The latest macho thing...
  6043. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)*>From: "Sim Artist" <DELLBOY/ANDREW>*>To: #Trash, colin*>Date sent: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 17:25:57 GMT*>Subject: Re: The latest macho thing...*>Send reply to: Andrew*>*>Amigas>------- Forwarded Message Follows -------*>*>Amigas>From: "Orgnostrum" <DELLBOY/ADRIAN>*>Amigas>To: #TRASH*>Amigas>Date sent: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 17:19:48 GMT*>Amigas>Subject: Re: The latest macho thing...*>Amigas>Send reply to: ADRIAN*> *>Amigas> ...is arm-wrestling! Yes! Everybody's doing it! Come on down *>Amigas>to the Scooby room if you think 'yer hard enough - *>Amigas>[S.D.]*>Amigas> as the sign-off says...*>Amigas> Blecch...*>*>Amigas>BEWARE! ARM-wrestling means something else in the Scooby *>Amigas>Room....*>*>It's a fair cop, we've been rumbled, "ARM" is actually our code word *>for "Mud", but if slippery fat-boys in thongs are your thang, get *>down to the Scooby office NOW!!*>*>I'm there!GARYO ...as guilty as the rest.
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  6055. SUBJ Re: This is Pile of Wanky old Wank
  6056. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>From: "Lewis Gordon" <DELLBOY/LEWIS>Suck>>Organization: Argonaut Ltd.Suck>>Date sent: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 17:07:05 GMTSuck>>Subject: Re: This is Pile of Wanky old WankSuck>>Priority: normalSuck>>> This notice board thing is shite.Suck>>Suck>>So don't use it. Jacko's not too keen on people using it anyway, Suck>>cause he can't read it. Lewis, you may have just sold me on the idea.
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  6065. FROM Dylan
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  6068. SUBJ ARGSFXX
  6069. BODY Did that new version of ARGSFXX you sent me have that problem with forward referencing publics or externs that are defined later in the file? Dyl
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  6078. FROM Dylan
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  6081. SUBJ Netware Lite
  6082. BODY Whatever happened to those two copies of Netware Lite? Dyl
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  6091. FROM Dylan
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  6094. SUBJ Software sprites with different size ratios
  6095. BODY Is there any chance of an update to the software sprite routine to handle different lengths of x and y... Basically I want to display a sprite that is 32x40.. it would also be nice if we could squeeze and stretch the sprites in, out, up and down... etc. Dyl
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  6107. SUBJ
  6108. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Good morning everybody.and what a lovely morning etc etcAll Eskimos are fags !
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  6120. SUBJ Quote of the week
  6121. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) "You're an asshole," - Widow Courtney Love's tribute to Kurt Cobain. GARYO ...as guilty as the rest.
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  6133. SUBJ Re: Quote of the week
  6134. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Mark Hicks, He Kicks" <DELLBOY/GARYO>> To: #trash> Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:10:12 GMT> Subject: Quote of the week> > "You're an asshole,"> > - Widow Courtney Love's tribute to Kurt Cobain.> > > > GARYO> > ...as guilty as the rest. > I think maybe she might be a little upset perhaps........... Matt
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  6146. SUBJ Re: Quote of the week
  6147. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>From: DELLBOY/MATTSuck>>To: #trash, colinSuck>>Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:12:59 GMTSuck>>Subject: Re: Quote of the weekSuck>>> From: "Mark Hicks, He Kicks" <DELLBOY/GARYO>Suck>>> To: #trashSuck>>> Date sent: Wed, 20 Apr 1994 11:10:12 GMTSuck>>> Subject: Quote of the weekSuck>>Suck>>> Suck>>> "You're an asshole,"Suck>>> Suck>>> - Widow Courtney Love's tribute to Kurt Cobain.Suck>>> Suck>>> Suck>>> Suck>>> GARYOSuck>>> Suck>>> ...as guilty as the rest.Suck>>>Suck>>Suck>>Suck>>Suck>> I think maybe she might be a little upset perhaps........... Not at all. It was purely a showbiz relationship. They were both SCREAMING homosexuals.
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  6156. FROM bbs/JUSTIN
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  6159. SUBJ WARE
  6160. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Does the wife always have a headache ? Is the missus always too tired? Or are you simply into computer porn ? CD into S:\USERS\JUSTIN\INTGIRLS Type VIDA.BAT Disclaimer--------But only between 1pm & 2pm Jaid chokes on Andy-pie
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  6169. FROM Dylan
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  6172. SUBJ Re: Re: ARGSFXX
  6173. BODY Ah.. that's not quite what I wanted... why do you have to define externs first? Aren't they treated the same way as forward references? Can't you reference a variable and then that forward reference 'changes' into an extern if the extern command is issued? The reason I want this is to 'poll' all requests for an extern definition file or public definition file and then right at the end of assembly it loads all poll'd files (public types taking precedence of course).. this would mean I could move files around with MUCH greater ease.. at the moment its a bit of a mess trying to remember which extern files go where.. Dyl
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  6185. SUBJ Re: Re: Compression...
  6186. BODY I see what you mean... but, and its a big but... Mike Powell wasn't linking.. but I suppose if you include the symbol listing alongside the including of the romfile and then extern the symbols there shouldn't be any problems, right!? Dyl
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  6198. SUBJ Re: Re: Compression...
  6199. BODY On second thoughts it wouldn't work because any symbols that are referred to by the compressed code and come after the inclusion of its compressed rom file (ie. change depending on the size of the included rom file) wouldn't be linked correctly on the rom file creating run.. I suppose you could include the compressed file as the last file in any bank.., relocate its rom file address to above the 1 megabyte space so you can rip it out to compress easily... I'll check out a few things... Dyl
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  6211. SUBJ Tax
  6212. BODY Did you get my message about overseas tax relief? Or did it get lost in the magnetic swirl of digital information? I was wondering why my income is still being taxed, could you get Elizabeth or someone to phone up the tax office and see where my forms went? (I sent the forms for tax relief in around January) Thanks Dyl
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  6224. SUBJ Login attempts to BBS - yesterday
  6225. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail/Windows v1.11Hi guys, Can you let me know if you attempted to login to the BBS last night (around 10.20 Uk time). Someone got kicked off at the login stage, and then proceeded to login in four times trying each one of the japanese accounts. They went for Dylan's, NCL's, Giles's and then Colin's, getting kicked off with each one.Can you verify if it was one of you working legitimately - if it wasn't, I think I need a word with Krister :-)Regards-------------Neil Jackson -------------
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  6237. SUBJ yes
  6238. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)another reminderThe office is closed on Saturday. NO entry to anyone.Thank you.
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  6250. SUBJ Re: yes
  6251. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)*>From: DELLBOY/DANNY*>To: #everyone, tuffty, ronnie, colin, jez*>Date sent: Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:40:22 GMT*>Subject: yes*>another reminder*>*>The office is closed on Saturday. NO entry to anyone.*>Thank you.*> *> *> OK. Using your skill and judgement in no more than 15 million words. Why? Answers on a PMail please.Best entries (chosen at random) will receive a polo mint and some navel fluff.This offer is void where prohibited by law.
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  6263. SUBJ Re: yes
  6264. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)From: "Mark Hicks, He Kicks" <DELLBOY/GARYO>To: #trash, colinDate: Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:43:56 GMTSubject: Re: yes*>another reminder*>*>The office is closed on Saturday. NO entry to anyone.*>Thank you.*> *> *> OK. Using your skill and judgement in no more than 15 million words. Why?Answers on a PMail please.Best entries (chosen at random) will receive a polo mint and some navel fluff.This offer is void where prohibited by law.Because every male in the building (except you) will be shagging your sister, mother and any future offspring.Or........
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  6276. SUBJ Re: yes
  6277. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)*>To: #trash, colin*>From: "Danny San" <DELLBOY/DANNY>*>Date sent: Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:46:09 GMT*>Subject: Re: yes*>From: "Mark Hicks, He Kicks" <DELLBOY/GARYO>*>To: #trash, colin*>Date: Thu, 21 Apr 1994 11:43:56 GMT*>Subject: Re: yes*>*>*>*>another reminder*>*>*>*>The office is closed on Saturday. NO entry to anyone.*>*>Thank you. *>*> *>*> *>*> *>*>OK. Using your skill and judgement in no more than 15 million *>words. Why?*>*>Answers on a PMail please.*>*>Best entries (chosen at random) will receive a polo mint and some *>navel fluff.*>*>This offer is void where prohibited by law.*>*>Because every male in the building (except you) will be shagging *>your sister, mother and any future offspring.*>*>Or........*> Naw you don't want my sister. She's a rotten shag. So's my mum, but that's because she's dead.Cunt.GARYO ...as guilty as the rest.
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  6289. SUBJ Re: yes
  6290. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)THIS IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTI AM A CUNT !!! ==More guilty than the rest.
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  6299. FROM Dylan
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  6302. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: ARGSFXX
  6303. BODY I'll try and explain the extern thing again... There are about 30-50 files included in each .sob file.. ok.Each one of those has a .ext file which contains its publics/extern definitions... whether they are externs or publics is defined by the macro its loaded with.. for example bottom.asm will use INCPUBLICS bottom.ext and the public definitions will be loaded.. an INCLUDE bottom.ext will load the extern definitions. The main difference between ARGSFXX/ARGLINK and C is the fact you have multiple files included in one go per bank. C has one '.c' file per compile. (I'm coming to the point) Because argsfxx has loads of different source files per assemble that cross reference each other one source file doesn't know if the source file it wants to reference is included in the same bank as itself (and thus the extern definition file isn't required) or not. When you add 7 programmers (yes SEVEN) into the fray you can imagine the mess when a bank overflows and files have to be arranged to make the best fit into it. Therefore, as in common C practice, I was thinking along these lines:Every source file has its list of referenced source files at the top via a macro such as (INCEXT <file>) which (as I said in yesterday's message) buffers the request and then if the public definition version of the file hasn't been requested by the end of the assembly it will load the extern file. Thus 'imitating' C conventions. Basically a forward reference and an extern are the same... the only difference being the externs aren't processed in the 1.5th pass of the assembler and are output to the .sob file instead. DylPS. (and three of those programmers are Japanese...)
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  6312. FROM bbs/JUNIOR
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  6315. SUBJ Ideas
  6316. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)We have to cut the bull Computer games in the main in my opinion are uninspiring and unoriginal and hopefully the consumers will some day realise that their paying hard cash for a design that any self respecting person would not use for toilet paper. Designer now thats a interesting word Collins dictionary says I quote a person who draws up ORIGINAL sketches or plans from which things are made.When are we going to wake up and start challenging the system with revolutionary ideas and art. Games and our artwork in my opinion should be a reflection of our personalities and not Nintendo`s, Sony`s, JVC or any sad Companys marketing forecast. In wildness is the preservation of Earth
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  6328. SUBJ Pool Room Door
  6329. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)In order for the pool room door handle to stay in one piece it *IS* possible to close the door *without* slamming and for the door to stay shut.1) Hold door handle down2) Close door gently3) Release handle4) Ta-da. Door is shut. bob@win.ini
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  6338. FROM bbs/LINDA
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  6341. SUBJ Can You Help?
  6342. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Hi Colin.We've been searching around for documentation on Sega Mega Drive which supposedly you and Krista had at one stage. Do you by change remember if you gave this information to anyone? Perhaps you stored it somewhere. If you remember (I know its a long time ago) please drop me a line.Hope all is well. Linda
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  6351. FROM Dylan
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  6354. SUBJ Re: Nintendo's hard bits
  6355. BODY Ah.. yes, I'll dig that out today... I am off to Guam to extend my visa tomorrow... wahey! Back on Wednesday tho. Dyl
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  6364. FROM Giles
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  6367. SUBJ Re: Login attempts to BBS - yesterday
  6368. BODY Nope, We we'rnt in yesterday...... krister????? I very much doubt it.... he doesnt know NCL have an account.aha... it was dylan's chat program.... it automagically logs on and gets our mail.... sorry.. just realised...cheeers,giles
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  6377. FROM Colin
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  6380. SUBJ Re: Login attempts to BBS - yesterday
  6381. BODY shake sorry, both giles and myself were getting a bit of well earned rest. Ahh, see giles' message for piece of mind, we have just susses it is dylans chat program ........Colin
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  6390. FROM Dylan
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  6393. SUBJ Re: Re: ArgShite (aka ISN'T JON IN A BAD MOOD TO
  6394. BODY thanks, I'd appreciate it... just to completely clean up the mess of header files... I actually went ahead and put this method of polling the header files in... and it all worked, apart from the game.. that's when I noticed it was putting zeros in where the externs should've gone... sigh.. one revert to backup later.. Dyl
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  6403. FROM Colin
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  6406. SUBJ Message to linda
  6407. BODY Could you please pass this on, when I returned at christmas, all of the info was atill on the shelf by where my desk used to be, if it has been moved, then I should assume that someone from that area may know something about it.p.s. flight is booked for may 2nd, so put the kettle on mother!colin
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  6419. SUBJ GUI.CC
  6420. BODY Grab a new GUI.CC from the NEWCAD directory on my machine... I found a last second bug-ette in the file requester.. Dyl
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  6432. SUBJ Re: Plane Ticket
  6433. BODY I sent it express air mail on Monday.. so give it until next Monday.. if it hasn't arrived then I'll try and check up... although there isn't much I can check up on really.. we just have to keep our fingers crossed that the Japanese mail service isn't too bad. Dyl
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  6445. SUBJ Fridge (upstairs)
  6446. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)This weekend the fridge upstairs is going to be switched off so that it can be cleaned and left to air. The cleaner has been instructed to throw out anything left in there. Please put anything you want to keep in the fridge downstairs.
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  6458. SUBJ Re: 'owz it going?
  6459. BODY Its done..Its being sent to the factory tomorrow at lunchtime. 8-)at last!cheers,giles
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  6471. SUBJ Development Tools
  6472. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)To who it may concern, There are new versions of ArgAsm (v0.81e), ArgSfx (v1.43) and Arglink(v1.08x) in T:\ARGTOOLS.I thank you.....JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Scharv-E is my hero, he's the greatest!!!For the degenerates out there thats greatest musician......
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  6484. SUBJ Thought of the day
  6485. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Football: A great sunny day.Muggy bone-head: Having to be at work on a nice sunny day
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  6497. SUBJ Return to sender
  6498. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Could I please have back my window cleaner stuff which is currently used to clean computer screens. Or alternatively pass it onto NeilG
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  6510. SUBJ URGENT!!!!
  6511. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)Please note the password to the front door has now been changed to 6871.
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  6523. SUBJ Re: Return to sender
  6524. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Suck>>To: #software, colin, jezSuck>>From: "The Office Dragon" <DELLBOY/LINDA>Suck>>Date sent: Tue, 26 Apr 1994 14:23:27 GMTSuck>>Subject: Return to senderSuck>>Suck>>Could I please have back my window cleaner stuff which is currently Suck>>used to clean computer screens. Or alternatively pass it onto NeilGas he has not yet finished drinking/sniffing/cleaning Junior's pate.
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  6536. SUBJ Re: Return to sender
  6537. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> From: "Cheeewwww" <DELLBOY/GWYNN>> To: #trash, colin> Date sent: Tue, 26 Apr 1994 15:01:32 GMT> Subject: Re: Return to sender> Suck>>To: #software, colin, jez> Suck>>From: "The Office Dragon" <DELLBOY/LINDA>> Suck>>Date sent: Tue, 26 Apr 1994 14:23:27 GMT> Suck>>Subject: Return to sender> > Suck>>> Suck>>Could I please have back my window cleaner stuff which is currently > Suck>>used to clean computer screens. Or alternatively pass it onto NeilG> > as he has not yet finished drinking/sniffing/cleaning Junior's pate. ^^^^^Could that be plate, you illiterate little twat, or am I missing something? GEEEEEEE.
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  6549. SUBJ Re: Its working a bit better
  6550. BODY that's ok... by the way, Guam was excellent... brilliant weather... great fun... have to go there again some time.
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  6562. SUBJ Re: tax
  6563. BODY Do I have to fill in a form to get a tax rebate for the months missed (ie. February until now) or will 'Mr Robert Smith' do it for me? Dyl
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  6572. FROM Dylan
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  6575. SUBJ tax rebates etc..
  6576. BODY Could you ask ED (Elizabeth) to create an account on the bbs (via Tuffty) called ED otherwise I will always have to send mail via you. Could you ask Elizabeth if Mr Robert Smith will sort out a rebate for the months of February until now, or whether we have to fill out yet *another* form to make up for their mistake? ThanksDyl
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  6588. SUBJ Guam
  6589. BODY Guam was totally radical dude... Dyl
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  6601. SUBJ Argsfxx again
  6602. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dylan, There is a new version of Argsfx (v1.44) in V:\FILES\SOFTWARE\JAPAN\ARGSF144.ZIP. It now includes the IFV/IFNV and GETENV commands. There is a sample file (TEST.ASM) that shows how these commands are used. I hope they prove useful.Regards,JonSP.S. I will now concentrate on doing that extern thingy.P.P.S. If you get the REPT crash again please ZIP up and send me the source code. Many thanks. NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Scharv-E is my hero, he's the greatest!!!For the degenerates out there thats greatest musician......
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  6614. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx again
  6615. BODY Thanks! I'll try v1.44 right away... Glad someone's doing some work at Argonaut. :-) Dyl
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  6627. SUBJ Sweet Tooth
  6628. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)I can understand people liking sugar with their coffee, but this does not necessarily mean that other people like coffee with their sugar. Whoever it is who uses the same spoon for sugar and coffee please refrain from pooring half the coffee granules into the sugar pot. Thankyou.PS. I'll tear your sooouuul apaaaaart!Sheikh Mansoor NaimJolan Troos! xxx
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  6640. SUBJ tripod
  6641. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Has anyone got the other Argonaut tripod? (I have one already, but I'm feeling greedy.)
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  6653. SUBJ SALARIES
  6654. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THERE IS NEW GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION REGARDING TAX AND N.I. EFFECTIVE FROM 5TH APRIL. SOME OF YOU WILL NOTICE A DIFFERENCE IN MONIES PAID (MAINLY IT HAS COST YOU MORE). THIS IS NOT MY FAULT. I CAN DO NOTHING ABOUT IT. PLEASE COMPLAIN TO THE TAX OFFICE IF YOU ARE UNHAPPY ABOUT ANYTHING EXCEPT THE GROSS SALARY PAID.THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE TAX OFFICE IS 0274/582211 AND QUOTE REFERENCE NO 931/A701.
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  6666. SUBJ Andy For Lead Artist Campaign
  6667. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Amigas>------- Forwarded Message Follows -------Amigas>From: "Schabba" <DELLBOY/JUSTIN>Amigas>To: #trashAmigas>Date sent: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 10:48:10 GMTAmigas>Subject: Andy For Lead Artist CampaignAmigas>If it's any consolation, I didn't think it looked like Amigas>Mr.Potato- Head at all. (see upstairs notice board)Amigas>Yours, Amigas>A devoted fan.Actually, due to a traumatic childhood experience, involving a Mr. Potato head, my arse, a Doctor and numerous stitches, I find Mr. Potato heads' truly terrifying, and really can't see what the problem was... Blecch...
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  6679. SUBJ McAfee Virus Tools Update
  6680. BODY Priority: urgentX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear All, There is a new version (114) of the McAfee virus stuff on the net inthe directory T:\MCAFEE. Please update the installation on your machines ASAP. Remember everyone should be using VSHIELD and if you aren't, then you are naughty, bad and wicked and you deserve a big BOSH.... For anyone who missed the instructions last time, here they areagain.1) Make a directory called MCAFEE in the root directory of your C: drive.2) Enter the command PKUNZIP T:\MCAFEE\SCAN* C:\MCAFEE3) Enter the command PKUNZIP T:\MCAFEE\CLEAN* C:\MCAFEE4) Enter the command PKUNZIP T:\MCAFEE\VSHLD* C:\MCAFEE5) Add the following command line to the end of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: C:\MCAFEE\VSHIELD /SWAP /CONTACT "VIRUS!!!" /CHKHI /LOCK /M /WINDOWS This command needs to be the last program run in AUTOEXEC.BAT for 2 reasons, firstly so that it can virus check all the software loaded in memory and secondly so that it can be removed if necessary. If you should need to remove the virus shield from memory for any reason,type the command: C:\MCAFEE\VSHIELD /REMOVE If you are running DOS-EXTENDER programs then you need to remove the/SWAP option from the command line in AUTOEXEC.BAT. I hope that just about covers it, but if you still can't get it workingthen Pmail me or Tuffty and we will try to sort it out.Regards,JonSP.S. If you don't have PKUNZIP.EXE anywhere you can find it on the networkin T:\PKZ204G.P.P.S. If you have VSHIELD installed in your AUTOEXEC.BAT (which you shouldhave if you wish to go on living), please note that if you haveWindows installed on a drive rather than C: you need to change the"/WINDOWS" option on the VSHIELD command line to "/WINDOWS x:\windows"where x is the drive you have installed Windows on.NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprises and *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Scharv-E is my hero, he's the greatest!!!For the degenerates out there thats greatest musician......
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  6692. SUBJ tripod
  6693. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Ronnie tells me there was a pmail about someone looking for a tripod.I cant see any message....but there is a tripod in my room.Whoever can tell me what colour and the exact height can claim it.Danny. Ext 207
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  6705. SUBJ Bike to work!
  6706. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)It's that time of year again.National Bike Week: Saturday 11th June to Sunday 19th June.National Bike to Work Day: Wednesday 15th June.You have over a month to fix your bicycle and get yourself fit. And don't give me this "I live ten miles away" nonsense.Any distance less than 15 miles is easy life.bob@win.ini
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  6718. SUBJ Re: Bike to work!
  6719. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> It's that time of year again.> > National Bike Week: Saturday 11th June to Sunday 19th June.> > National Bike to Work Day: Wednesday 15th June.What a coincidence.... That is alsoBe Only Lazily Lethargic Or Coronaries Kan Start week......NobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated. Scharv-E is my hero, he's the greatest!!!For the degenerates out there thats greatest musician......
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  6731. SUBJ Bike to work!
  6732. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Amigas>It's that time of year again.Amigas>National Bike Week: Saturday 11th June to Sunday 19th June.Amigas>National Bike to Work Day: Wednesday 15th June.Amigas>You have over a month to fix your bicycle and get yourself fit.Amigas>And don't give me this "I live ten miles away" nonsense.Amigas>Any distance less than 15 miles is easy life.Amigas>Boj@win.iniAnd I got the piss ripped out of me for the golf pmail??! Blecch...
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  6744. SUBJ SHOUTING OR NOT
  6745. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)I HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT A NOTE WRITTEN IN CAPITAL LETTERS ON PMAIL INDICATES SHOUTING. PLEASE ACCEPT THAT I AM NOT SHOUTING AT ANYONE, I JUST CAN'T TYPPPE WONDERFULLY AND IT SAVES ME HAVING TO REMEMBER LARGE AND SMALL LETTERS.
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  6757. SUBJ FREEDOM
  6758. BODY Priority: normalX-mailer: WinPMail v1.0 (R1)I am going to take the dog for a walk now.If anyone else fancies 1/2 hour of fresh air please let me know in the next few minutes.Danny. ext 207
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  6770. SUBJ Mobile Phone
  6771. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) FOR SALE --------Motorala GSM 5200 + Charger + Carry CaseIt is connected on Metro Digital Low Tariff ( Vodafone ) . The phone will work in most of Europe and covers 80% of the UK.The phone charges are as follows ... Peak Rate 25p Per MinuteOff Peak 10p Per MinuteLocal Cell 5p Per MinuteLine Rental œ20 per month + œ10 towards the purchase of the phone The phone is on the opening gambit scheme were you pay for the phone over a 2 year period with interest free credit. The phone costs œ250 , but the œ50 pound connection charge has been paid and 6 months payements have been made on the phone, ie only œ190 remains.If you want the phone the contract is transfered and you continue with the rental . There is no need to give me any money for the phone. Simple...
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  6783. SUBJ i am a fag
  6784. BODY Reply-to: AndrewX-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a) Blecch...
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  6805. FROM Dylan
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  6808. SUBJ Re: BIG BUG IN ARGSFX.....
  6809. BODY Woops-a-daisy, is that to do with those wierd expression evaluator blocks that Krister made? Dyl
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  6821. SUBJ Re: Wildtrax
  6822. BODY BTW if you ever get the chance, go to Guam. I could look around for a version of FXTrax but I am not sure which machine actually hold the final version... Dyl
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  6834. SUBJ Re: Argsfx buggy thing....
  6835. BODY Okey dokey, will try the new version and tell you if something is wrong... just for your information like... DylPS. We have been having some strange bugs... like adding NOPS in totally unrelated code fixes bugs in TOTALLY unrelated code.. this has happened a couple of times so is a little strange. (BTW. the nops are still in there)
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  6847. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx and externs
  6848. BODY I think Colin's already gone back now... watch out, impending Colin at 12.00.... aaargh Ah yes, I keep forgetting that download code... ok, I'll dig it out right now! May Day.. you lucky bastards... but then again in Japan Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (and last Friday) are (were) all public holidays... ho ho ho.. so expect no response until Friday... Thanks for putting the extern stuff in.. I'll write you into my will.. Dyl
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  6860. SUBJ Re: Yuki's Ticket
  6861. BODY It's probably safest to mail it to Nintendo... What date is it valid until? Dyl
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  6873. SUBJ Plane clipper
  6874. BODY We're looking forward to seeing it... ETA established yet? Dyl
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  6886. SUBJ Normal tx clipper
  6887. BODY By the way, the normal texture map clipper is completely fucked at the moment... ever since I downloaded that file you uploaded for Giles that fixes his texture maps... All the texture maps warp at the sides of the screen, even if not z-clipped. Dyl
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  6899. SUBJ Argsfxx bug
  6900. BODY It seems we never used '10+frog' or similar expressions coz the roms compare ok.. Dyl
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  6939. BODY wobber3wobber3wobber3
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  7224. SUBJ sf6-5.lzh
  7225. BODY ... is in \files\software\japan right now. STG1.ASM is the map to look at... it has an array of different objects.. The first object created in the map is the plane object, so you will need to change the face data of that shape to generate the plane equation. I have made it 'stick' to the view so it is always around. There is a mario variable called m_clipplanes which is zero if the current object isn't to be clipped and (although we haven't decided yet) either bits 0-7 corresponding to which planes to clip against (the plane number being specified in the shape data) , or, 1-255 allowing a greater number of planes but no simultaneous clipping.For the time being it is always either '1' or '0' It is up to you which method you want to implement (if any). I think this is what you wanted isn't it? The explanation was a little brief so I wasn't too sure. Dyl
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  7237. SUBJ Clipping
  7238. BODY So do we get the clipping soon? Old Yamada's dying to get his little designing paws on it... Dyl
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  7250. SUBJ Tickets
  7251. BODY I got Yuki's ticket today, thanks. By the way, the address was wrong in a couple of places, is the address for Nintendo that you have on record correct? It's '60 KAMITAKAMATSU CHO' and 'FUKUINE HIGASHIYAMA-KU'...rather than '60 KAMITAKAMTSO CHO' and 'FUKOINE HIGOSHYAMA-KU' Anyway, it arrived safe and sound. Dyl
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  7257. [MAIL]
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  7260. FROM bbs/dylan
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  7263. SUBJ Doom Cad Jobby
  7264. BODY So how's the cad coming along, or are you too busy with Scoooobeee...? Keep us updated with the latest version. Dyl
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  7276. SUBJ Fx Trax
  7277. BODY Giles is in tomorrow morning, so I've forwarded your message to him, (I couldn't access Kimura's machine today 'cos he was in.) Dyl
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  7289. SUBJ An extra little thing...
  7290. BODY Is there anyway of telling if a file exists or not? say an IFFE "filename" DylPS. Or do you know any trick to do this?
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  7302. SUBJ clipping jobbies
  7303. BODY So how's the merge? struggling? Dyl
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  7315. SUBJ Woops, bug
  7316. BODY None of the symbols that are declared public after they have been defined are written out into the .sob file. I'll assume this due to Krister and you'll fix it soon? Dyl
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  7328. SUBJ Re: Re: Woops, bug
  7329. BODY I am shirabeteru-ing now as they say in nippon.. It seems to work with small files and it seems to be declaring the public's at assembly time, but when it comes to linking it can't find them.. or can't find certain ones.. I'm checking it out. Dyl
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  7341. SUBJ argsfxx public problem
  7342. BODY I've found out what causes the publics not to be put in the sob file. If the PUBLIC command is outside of the .asm file that the label is in, then it doesn't store it properly or something.. ie. test.asm: org 0,0 include test2.asm public blobby test2.asm: blobby equ 5 strange... Dyl
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  7354. SUBJ argsfxx bug revisited
  7355. BODY Hmm.. this public thing is a little odd... I haven't *quite* tracked down the source of the problem for sure. basically... if I put ' public id_0_c' before or after the label id_0_c in coltabs.asm then it works (ie. the other .sobs can reference it).. if I put ' public id_0_c' directly after the ' incfile coltabs.asm' (incfile is a macro) then the public is not outputted. Any ideas? Dyl
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  7367. SUBJ Re: Japanese Visa/ Residency etc.
  7368. BODY Thanks for the details, I'm currently talking to Jez about what to do.regards,giles
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  7380. SUBJ Re: QEMM 7.04 upgrade..
  7381. BODY Talking of that, did Tuffty eventually order DV/X 2.0?You said he was in the middle of it.. sure he wasn't faking it just when you were nearby? 8-) All the extern stuff appears to be working.. I made the publics included as they were before, and just put the extern stuff at the end of the files.. Dyl
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  7393. SUBJ Carl
  7394. BODY Could you give Carl a poke with a sharp pointy stick and see where the clipping is, I haven't had any mail from him since last week.. Dyl
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  7400. [MAIL]
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  7403. FROM Dylan
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  7406. SUBJ DEU GCC port
  7407. BODY Have you seen the GCC port of DEU yet? Dyl
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  7419. SUBJ ground dots not matching the polygons
  7420. BODY Could you take a look at the latest starfox 2? Carl should have it. If you change to the walker, then push 'X' and down or up you can rotate the view... you will notice that the ground dots don't match the polygons.. could you look into fixing this as I am slightly (!) overworked at the moment.. its probably something to do with when we changed the view distance to 128. ThanksDyl
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  7432. SUBJ Beavis and Butthead
  7433. BODY Did you download beavis and butthead wad file? It changes all the graphics.. have you seen the pacdoom wad file? Guess what that does. Dyl
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  7445. SUBJ Mario chip Rotation
  7446. BODY What's the easiest macro you've got to rotate x,y around angle a? A quick one would be nice too. OO-er Dyl
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  7453. ID 349
  7454. TO Dylan
  7455. FROM bbs/PETE
  7456. NEXT 364
  7457. PREV 240
  7458. SUBJ Whingine pommes...
  7459. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)G'day Dylan, There is a routine in mobj.mc called mrotpnty which rotates a 16 bit x,z by an 8 bit angle. Don't know if thats the "bits" you want.The texture drawer has always been "wrong", comes from testing it with a symetrical texture. Doh! Depends on what you mean by wrong, just swap the texture coords round 'til it looks like what you want! Users...Just comment out the 4 rols in mgdots.mc (one is a with, rol) to change the project to 128. But that isn't the problem. I think its to do with the asm setup that calls it... I'll look into it if I can find it...I haven't tried any new wads lately... but I will! Cheers, Pete
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  7467. TO bbs/COLIN
  7468. FROM Dylan
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  7471. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: DEU gcc port
  7472. BODY Is that sarcasm about the 'top game design'? 8-) 486 33Mhz.. unfortunately that's what most people have... does cad slow down considerably? Aren't you using Desqview/x to compile in the background? Dyl
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  7479. ID 353
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  7481. FROM Dylan
  7482. NEXT 0
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  7484. SUBJ Re: Whingine pommes...
  7485. BODY Ok, thanks for that rotate routine, those were the bits I wanted. I'll try taking out the rols in mgdots.mc and see what happens. Is there any way of making the dots progressively come on? Currently I just add to the initial z position but that makes them slide on from behind the player.. you can try this by looking at Carl's version. The stardust is perfectly ok at doing this. Dyl
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  7494. FROM Dylan
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  7497. SUBJ Re: Re: Array of clipping planes
  7498. BODY Fair enough, so you do rotate the normal, that's all I was checking. It's just that Yamada is the one entering the shapes in and I don't know if his brain waves are up to calculating housen bekutoru's (normal vectors). Dyl
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  7507. FROM Dylan
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  7510. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Debugger
  7511. BODY Do you realise people keep editting your signature? Or do you normally put PS. I am scum and I don't deserve to live or I love Sharveee, he's the best at the bottom of your messages? Then again, maybe your just that kinda guy.. (your=you're, I am becoming iliterrate from beeing out hear so long) Dyl
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  7523. SUBJ Woops..
  7524. BODY I found the problem, the mrotpnty returns x and z swapped with eachother. Faah-nee I thought... Dyl
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  7530. [MAIL]
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  7533. FROM Dylan
  7534. NEXT 0
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  7536. SUBJ Re: Hmmm,
  7537. BODY Ho ho ho... bet you were chuffed though? But DEU 5.0 stinks... and what about BSP v1.1x? 8-) But then again magazines are always at least two months late. Dyl
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  7545. TO Dylan
  7546. FROM bbs/CARL
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  7549. SUBJ plclip.zip
  7550. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)See file plclip.zip in software on BBS it includes the following filesMSHTAB.MC : New shape cmd in tableMPLANCLP.MC : RoutinesMTXTCLP.MC : When poly pre plane clipped it reads from plane clip buffers .MCLIP.MC : SameMDRAWLIS.MC : Has a demo call to MGen_clip_plane inside a "IFNE 0"MOBJ.MC : Only 2 "little" changesSMMACS.MC : clip_plane macro & new BSP ones againMVARS.MC : New vars at endIf there is a file missing shout! You should be-able to put values 0-8 in your var clipplanes zero being no clipping. In mGen_.. and clip_plane macro r1 or first param can be 1-8.Texture map clipper probsIn screen.asm I have movi (128*16384/8/({x})),xtclip movi (128*16384/8/({vy})),ytclipIf you have the same send me a demo of problem.I have got Paul B to overlap the 2 Video memory buffers in SFX-fighter this frees up a lot of memory for backgrounds. All you have to do is DMA the overlapping bit last.Carl
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  7556. [MAIL]
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  7559. FROM Dylan
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  7562. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Re: Debugger
  7563. BODY Fair enough.. by the way did you get your old seat back when you got back to argonaut? If not, where are you sitting now? Dyl
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  7572. FROM Dylan
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  7575. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx
  7576. BODY Thanks for the IFFE and IFFNE, I'll put them to use immediately.. Dyl
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  7585. FROM Dylan
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  7588. SUBJ Re: plclip.zip
  7589. BODY Overlapping the 'video' buffers? ah.. for two player mode? Unfortunately we use the extra characters in each buffer for the cockpit graphics. Who's Paul B? My clipping is set to the same as yours in screen.asm It all started to go wrong when I received that mtxtclp that you sent for Giles and said I might as well grab it as well. I'll try to merge the clipping in today. Dyl
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  7601. SUBJ Argsfxx or Argasm?
  7602. BODY Which are you using for Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting FX? Dyl
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  7614. SUBJ clipping problems
  7615. BODY With the new merged version the z-clip problems are ok.. it must have been that mtxtclp.mc for Giles that buggered everything up Dyl
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  7627. SUBJ IFFE and IFNE
  7628. BODY There's a problem with IFFE and IFFNE... they aren't stacked properly in the sense that the 'code-skipper' doesn't know of their existance.. ie. put IFEQ 1 -> ENDC around an IFFE -> ENDC and it reports the error 'too many endc's' ie. the ENDC was recognised when skipping the code but the IFFE wasn't.. v1.5? Dyl
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  7640. SUBJ Pentiums
  7641. BODY Is there such a thing as a 90Mhz Pentium from Gateway? Apparently Nintendo are getting me one (the 66Mhz 486 I am using at the moment is on rental and has to go back next month).. How fast is a 90Mhz Pentium compared to a local bus 66Mhz? Dyl
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  7653. SUBJ Pentiums
  7654. BODY Also, which is better? A Viper VLB 2 meg or an ATI pro 2 meg? Dyl
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  7666. SUBJ Re: Re: IFFE and IFNE
  7667. BODY Programming without comments is definitely skill oft-required by management at Argonaut Software, beginning with Jez himself, then Rick, then ... Unfortunately us low-levels who can't program without comments are stuck on the bottom rungs of the academic and social ladder because we just can't grasp the concept of programming without comments. bummer really. Dyl
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  7676. FROM Giles
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  7679. SUBJ Re: hi
  7680. BODY Jez,sorry I havent phoned, I've just got back from going away for a few days..I'll phone tonite.giles
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  7692. SUBJ Re: ADS hardware???
  7693. BODY Ok, I'll send you back the two boards (ie. the ads and the superchild). How long do you think it'll take you? Dyl
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  7705. SUBJ Re: ADS hardware???
  7706. BODY I've asked about the GSU chips but they always repeatedly talk about the fact that Jez has to push Tony to push NCL to receive the chips... has Jez repeatedly asked Tony? Dyl
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  7718. SUBJ How's things
  7719. BODY How are things at Argonaut, is there any news? The weather here is pretty hot and wet (lucky Colin went back when he did!) Seeya Dyl
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  7731. SUBJ Re: Doom
  7732. BODY We don't intend to use the clipping too much but it would be nice if you were to have an optimisation attack on it. Just for due course. Dyl
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  7744. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx fix
  7745. BODY Thanks for the bug fixes.. get well soon won't ya! Dyl
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  7757. SUBJ Re: Re: Doom editor
  7758. BODY Why am I so busy? 'Cos I've got looads of work to do. 8-) I'm revamping the entire system, implementing loads of long-awaited bits and pieces. Starfox 2 is beginning to pull itself together (slowly but surely). (a momentum sort of thing) Why don't you release a beta of the editor to give your momentum a boost and get the feedback.That always helps Dyl
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  7770. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Doom editor
  7771. BODY But Deu is a bitch to use... did you see that guy slam my criticisms of Deu? (tneff@panix.com).. I said basic things like make the look of Deu better and he replied with 'I like the look of Deu so leave it as it is' - what a plonker! Dyl
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  7783. SUBJ ground dots and planets
  7784. BODY The ground dots are still dodgy... any quick fixes heading this way? If all the light-sourcing bolox was ripped out of the shaded sphere routine would it go faster? It is also only being used in 4-color mode. We are using a mask in the other 2 bit planes to fake a fixed light source. (if the palette is set up correctly) Dyl
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  7796. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Doom edito
  7797. BODY What's his email address? Dyl
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  7809. SUBJ Re: arctan
  7810. BODY I didn't get any mail about fading gdots.. probably Tuffty's bbs going haywire again... but I don't mean to fade them in 16 colours, I mean just to bring them in gradually (one by one).. take a look at the stardust in planet mode in sf2 to see what I mean. Thanks for the arctan, I look forward to seeing it running... currently the 65816 is waiting for a total of about 1 and a half frames in order to use the mario chip (most of that time is arctan).. Dyl
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  7822. SUBJ Re: arctan
  7823. BODY Did you get my message about the drawtsphere routine?Dyl
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  7835. SUBJ textures
  7836. BODY The problem is with repeated textures that have a mask.. ie. the mask is 31,31 and the size is 127, 127, so it repeats the texture 16 times in the square. Dyl
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  7848. SUBJ Re: Re: How's things
  7849. BODY I gathered something along those lines would happen since Giles' visa has completely run out. (What's going to happen when mine runs out too? I don't particularly want to become a Nintendo employee!) There isn't an exact date for a return to Old Blighty, but it should be by the end of the year. So, there are LOADS of new people at Argonaut? Ex-Rare eh? what did he program at Rare? What about office space? Is Argonaut going to move soon? Also, was Transformers scrapped? I assume Vortex is completed finished? Dyl
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  7858. FROM Dylan
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  7861. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Doom edito
  7862. BODY > Why ? I've completely lost track of this conversation... what were we talking about? Dyl
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  7874. SUBJ Re: Long waits for software
  7875. BODY Are there other people in Argonaut using Argsfx now? (its definitely the way forward - 8-) ) Ooh, Desqview/X and Netware Lite... (rubs his hands gleefully) - any idea how long these things take to arrive once ordered? DylAll we need now is for Argonaut and Nintendo to get hooked up to the internet and then I could log onto your machine and fix your argsfx bugs for you... 8-)
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  7887. SUBJ Re: Re: textures
  7888. BODY All tiled textures don't work. (127 was my example, I am actually using 63) Dyl
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  7900. SUBJ Re: Re: Long waits for software
  7901. BODY Well... I wouldn't fix the argsfxx code.. I'd just rewrite it from scratch! Remember to grab a copy of DV/X v2.0 before you send it out to us. Just for the archives. Dyl
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  7913. SUBJ Argonaut and Nintendo
  7914. BODY Maybe Argonaut should set up a Japanese office or something? Wouldn't that solve the visa problem? Or are Argonaut's adventures in the land of the rising sun going to be shortlived? BTW. there was an article in a jap magazine announcing 'the next game from argonaut software in england' is going to be starfox 2... so Argonaut must be getting at *least* a bit famous. Did anything come about with Argonaut producing a chip to compete with SGI's chip? Also, is Argonaut going to work alongside Nintendo on some SGI titles or is Nintendo going to cut the ties? Keep me updated... Giles was remarkably covert about his throwing Argonaut over for Nintendo. Dyl
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  7926. SUBJ Re: balls
  7927. BODY We've got them rotating (ie. with only 4 colours and a 4 levels of depth cue) and it looks great! You can hardly tell the difference. So is there any chance of you commenting out the 256 colour light sourcing code in preference for the 16/4 colour unlight sourced code? thanks. Dyl
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  7939. SUBJ Ei, ay? who?
  7940. BODY What's going to happen with Ei? Is she gonna go to England or wot? Or are you going to buy a new car instead? 8-) Dyl
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  7952. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: How's things
  7953. BODY Getting attached to Japan? Well, a Japanese girlfriend does tend to keep you tied. Shame about Transformers, but then again, since the programmer left I am sure their gain/loss limits fell short... seeing as Krister hadn't really got anyway yet he'd been working on it for about 7 or 8 months. (or even longer if I recall) What's the case with Giles? When he converts over am I allowed to speak to him... and erm.. hmm.. it confuses things somewhat doesn't it? What's the general opinion from Jez and Ronnie about all this? Doesn't it give Nintendo a bit of a direct tap into Argonaut? I'm glad Vortex is going to do well, it can actually be released now FX Trax is out of the way 8-)... dunno about Fx Trax, I still think it needed some work... not quite up to the 'Starfox' level... woops... must get back to Starfox 2... which is so much of a different game they are thinking of calling it something different, erm, like Adventures of Starfox and gang. Well, must be off, toodle-doo. Dyl
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  7965. SUBJ Visa limits
  7966. BODY I have extended my visa once (last month) by going to Guam for a couple of days (an american resort). Nintendo say I can only extend it the once more (the same way as Colin did - ask Colin for more details about that).. and then kaput. The problem is y'see my passport is FULL of tourist Japan-entry permits for 3 months at a time separated by 2 days in Korea or Hong Kong or Guam etc. This is not a good state for getting a simple extension to a 'tourist' visa. Seriously, if there is going to be more work directly with Nintendo in the future (and I hope there will be) then there needs to be a more suitable arrangement sorted out, which involves a year or three year work permit. From my point of view I would like to stay in Japan for longer because I enjoy: a) learning Japanese b) the Japanese c) my girlfriend d) the Japanese way of life and e) the food (which lately I have *really* gotten in to) Also the working conditions at Nintendo are excellent, ie. decent chair, decent computer (90Mhz Pentium), decent monitor (17" Sony Trinitron - flatter squarer tube etc..), decent lighting, an EXCELLENT view from the window (mountains, trees, blue sky etc.), and erm.. quite frankly the secretaries here (apart from the one in EAD) are extremely nice looking. I'm not totally slagging Argonaut off, it has its good points, erm.. ah yes, its more relaxed, and its management is easier to talk to, ie. you don't have to bow your head as you walk past Jez (well not anymore). Bad points about Argonaut, most (but NOT all) the games designers suck! Mainly because they haven't the experience yet), BUT they do listen to advice, well apart from Nic in his american beach bum shorts. 8-) Anyway... just airing the cobwebs. SeeyaDyl
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  7980. SUBJ Month return
  7981. BODY Did you get my message about my returning for a month? Dyl
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  7990. FROM Dylan
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  7993. SUBJ Re: Air Tickets etc
  7994. BODY Can I do anything to increase the possibility of an upgrade for Yuki's return economy? :-)(I could wave some air-miles in their direction?) Dyl
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  8006. SUBJ Yo Ian..
  8007. BODY Do you have a copy of Photo-shop you could zip up and put on the bbs.. there's a jap bloke here who wants to take a look. Also, do you know if Argonaut has got a copy of Adobe Premier? Its meant to be a very good video/picture editor. Thanks, I'll give you a fiver when I get back. 8-) Dyl
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  8019. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Following that..
  8020. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> Yes, the MD's favourite catchphrase has something to do with speed.. > something along the lines of 'can it go faster?'.:-)> Is Jacko around, or has he gone to America or something? I keep sending > him mail but I am getting no response.He is around....By the way we have now got DeskView/X 2.0, it arrived about an hour ago. What do you want us to do? We can: 1) Send you the package inc all docs.2) Send you a copy of the disks if that is all you need.3) Stick disk image files on the BBS so you can pick them up today.Tell me ASAP if you want the disk images on the BBS and I will do it..By the way when, and by what courier, did you send back the faulty ADS hardware?Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  8032. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Re: Following that..
  8033. BODY Wahey! Could you please zip up the disks (using PKZIP's -$ as well (store volume label I think)) into separate files and put them on the BBS for us to download. Then, keep the disks for yourselves and send the important manuals out to us.. ie. we don't need the QEMM/Manifest stuff, just the main Desqview/X manuals. ThanksDyl
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  8045. SUBJ Re: Re: Re: Re: Following that..
  8046. BODY On the ADS question.. I've no idea what courier I sent the boards back on... its Nintendo's choice. They will probably arrive by the end of next week at the latest I should think. Dyl
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  8058. SUBJ Netware Lite
  8059. BODY Once you get the two netware lite packages, could you zip those disks as well and send them to us...DylPS. oh yes, thanks..
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  8071. SUBJ Jacko's mail
  8072. BODY If he's around, how come he isn't reading the mail I've sent him? There's a rather urgent one that needs an answer as soon as possible. Dyl
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  8084. SUBJ DVX v2
  8085. BODY Have you had a fling with this yet? Its *bloody* powerful over the network! You don't need a netware shell any more (for small networks).. you can map the drive of any desqview machine to any other desqview machine, as well as being able to open dos windows and the such-like on any machine you want. It's also extremely tight on security, or extremely loose, depending on how you want it set. All we need now is a PD SLIP driver and I can log on from home on my pc over the modem and run MS-windows. Of course an V-fast modem at 28.8Khz doesn't quite match a network connection of 10MHz.. hmm.. ok, well a *small* window can be opened. Dyl
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  8097. SUBJ Desqview/X
  8098. BODY Are you still using this, 'cos its been upgraded to v2.0 and Jon Steele's got the disks. It is rather excellent over the network.. you can map anybody else's drives into your own drive-map. Dyl
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  8110. SUBJ Re: Fax?
  8111. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> Hi Jez,> Did you get my messsage about the fax? If you did could you let me> know...> thanks,> gilesWhat fax? i dont think i did. can you resend it?-- Jez.>
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  8123. SUBJ TCP/IP Transport code
  8124. BODY Could you look in the DV/X manuals if you haven't sent them already and check the TCP/IP Transport manual for how to get an access code.. when we try to install them it says look in there to find out how to get the serial number (I don't think its the standard DV/X serial number) ThanksDyl
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  8133. FROM Dylan
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  8136. SUBJ Yo Nick
  8137. BODY Do I remember correctly, do you have a Demon internet account? Have you thought about trying DV/X v2.0 with a PPP driver and its TCP/IP transport setup stuff? You could then download the x-windows version of mosaic/tin etc.. and run them through the net. And use FTP straight from the dos command line. I am trying to set up a similar setup here in Japan at the moment to connect our network of DV/X v2.0s and Netware Lites up to the internet meaning we could just FTP to argonaut (if Argonaut were to get a 'proper' demon account). Dyl
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  8149. SUBJ Re: Re: Fax?
  8150. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)> Hi jez,Yo Giles.Ideal finish date for you at Argonaut is today, so you are free to start at NCL tomorrow as far as we are concerned.> > It was just an email asking if you could send NCL a quick fax saying that > I've actually discussed my plans with you, and therefore you know whats > going on. They were worried I might be doing all of this behind your > back. Also, my visa deadline is getting closer and Tony > seems to be taking ages with his legal faffing.I am sorting out the final paperwork with Tony today, and hopefully by tomorrow we can have things signed and legal.I hope you are sure you want to do this.-- Jez.
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  8159. FROM Dylan
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  8162. SUBJ Jacko
  8163. BODY Hi Jez, Could you have a word with Jacko and see if he's getting my mail ok. I sent him a rather important message about the fact I have to come back for a month to avoid visa problems. If he hasn't got it then could he mail me IMMEDIATELY to tell me so... if he has got it then a QUICK reply would be nice. Apparently a local vendor (well, Tokyo) can give us a PPP account so we can connect via DV/X or netware to the internet for about 5000 yen a month (20 free hours per month), so we wondering if we should set that up to cut down on the thousands of pounds of phone bills per month for Nintendo. We might need to order the Novell PPP software though. With all that's going on with Giles, what happens to Argonaut's situation with Nintendo? Is Argonaut going to get another contract to work with Nintendo on more games? Seeya Dyl
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  8175. SUBJ Re: DVX2 TCP/IP
  8176. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,> Did you get my mail about the DVX v2 TCP/IP Transport authorization > code?I did get the message, but we have to ring up Quarterdeck to get the TCP/IP serial number.... Something to do with their licensing agreement with Novell. I will contact you when I have got the serial number.> Maybe the BBS's drive is full? (because of 10 megs of DV/X taking up > space on it)Can I delete DVX2.ZIP now? Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  8188. SUBJ DVX2 TCP/IP access code
  8189. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl,The Access code you want is 797-4R-1799.Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  8198. FROM Dylan
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  8201. SUBJ Re: Re: DVX2 TCP/IP
  8202. BODY Could you ring up Quarterdeck as soon as poss. then, pretty please. Yep, you can delete dvx_2.zip from the bbs now. ThanksDyl
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  8214. SUBJ Re: DVX2 TCP/IP access code
  8215. BODY Woops, ignore that pretty please.. you're so blindingly fast you've beat me to it before I could reply to your last message. Thanks, I'll try the code immediately. Dyl
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  8224. FROM Dylan
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  8227. SUBJ Yo Pete!
  8228. BODY Just a little reminder for the 65816 arctan... come in boat number 17.... :-) Dyl
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  8241. BODY Yo pete!did you get my message about leaving?giles
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  8253. SUBJ Argsfxx
  8254. BODY X-mailer: Pegasus Mail v3.1 (R1a)Dear Dyl, How's it going with the new version of the assembler..... Regards,JonSNobbyVision(TM) is brought to you courtesy of BFW Enterprisesand *NOT* in conjunction with SC/TB incorporated.Whoops..Colin got laid,I don't get paid!!!!!!
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  8266. SUBJ Re: uk
  8267. BODY yea, lets go out to dinner sometime when you're here. gimme a call.-- Jez.
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  8276. FROM Dylan
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  8279. SUBJ Re: Argsfxx
  8280. BODY Woops, I forgot about that... been pretty busy lately trying to get an internet PPP connection for our little network in Japan... then you'll be able to ftp to us from cix and we won't be knocking up the charges we are knocking up at the moment in phone bills! Dyl
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