Ugh Ban Evasion.
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Posts by Ginger Lord
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If I was sad, listening to Coldplay would tip me over the edge.
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Whatever that one for Duke3D was.
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I entered this thread expecting chocolate goodness, I leave dissapointed.
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That building in the first shot was used in Dr Who, can't remember which power station it was (Battersea?) in London.
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Made it a bit less boxy, although not sure if it looks any better!
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The Germans would have made these signs out of the top of ammo crate boxes, so I guess I could make it more like that but in the end theres no real getting away from it being boxy!
46 polies lol.
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First model into source, a shitty 24 poly sign. Modelled in XSI, UV and texture by me.
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Did I mention its a bit shit?
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Seriously, go live a life.
Edit: When I was twelve me and my mates would be outside at the crack of dawn, go off up the woods and just do stupid stuff like burn stuff, make tree houses and be...well...12 year olds. We'd come in when it was dark and watch TV and then go to bed.
Not sit at a PC and discuss the apparent fine points of Linux.
Edit: I need to take you and Vivi to the barbers.
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It's odd, doesnt look like water more like some alive liquid being.
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Somewhere in Europe, I see the backend of a Clio.
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Quote from Sindwiller
When it was, than youre friend used Automatix and it messed something up. And UPDATING drivers can easily be done with the update manager. Also, you can install the package "nvidia-glx" trough the Ubuntu package manager or trough Synaptic (Synaptic is better though). Just need to search for nvidia-glx and you can install it. Updating is done automatic. And the configuration stuff gives you the controle of your whole system. Like, you dont want some modules who are loaded into X on start. You just outcomment 'em, finished.
Wfr, Sindwiller
Or...
Go to the site, download the .exe and run it.
As for disabling stuff, msconfig and voila.
Quote from ThrikThis thread is over.
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I don't know who's worse for buggy sdk updates anymore.
Valve or Microsoft?
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Was that red one a Z3?
Did it leak like all the other BMW Z3's?
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I tought valve changed the way radiosity is compiled in the last update? that being the reason why map file sizes are smaller
I thought that was because the compiles don't compile collisions for linux and displacements due to some new tech.
Which is great if your mod is running the latest code, if its not or your mapping for a mod that hasnt updated its code, physics and ragdolls fall through displacements.
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The other thing that bugs me about Linux is theres so many versions, too many chefs spoil the broth etc.
Theres one current version of OSX, theres what 3 XP but they are all pretty similar and theres about 120 billion versions of Linux.
Can imagine it in a shop:
"I'd like a copy of Linux please"
"Which distro?"
"You what now?"
"You know, Redhat, Ubuntu, *goes on for hours*"
"Ok...i'll take a copy of XP thanks."
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Looks good, but that painted roadblock stands out like a sore thumb. If it's been left there for a while then the paint should have faded a bit more, not just eroded off the edged and left the middle like the day it was painted.
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First person shooter level in an aquarium, shoot the tanks my accident and its like something from Eraser.
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Agreed, i'm posting this from my iMac and it worked out the box. Picked up the University wireless signal no problem and away I went.
Now when I wanted to do that with my PC, I had to go out and buy a wireless card. First one I got I had to put in a PCI slot and as it turned out didn't work anyway, so got it replaced with a USB one, had to install tonnes of software and then it worked.
OSX is a great OS, its pretty simple even for someone who's used Windows most of their life. It just...works. Now I've never tried Linux but all this talk of tweaking this and that just puts me off, I want functionality and simplicity straight away, I have that with OSX and XP, whats the plus-side to Linux?
Free?
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Imagine the things in a invisible cylinder, then is realistic.
