Guild of Writers

I still have the export from the last version if anyone needs it.

CyanTest.com is down too.

Tweek wrote:Wasn't PhysX open source anyway? It was free when Cyan went for it anyway.

Using it was and is still free. It's available from nVidia's web site now.

This could have been avoided if they had gone the id Software method. id releases the source to their own engine with the legal stipulation that you can't use it with the retail data files unless you own them. They're still around, and they've benefited from the community being able to dip their ...

Any respectable island, especially a leisure one, must have an unlimited supply of gynnan tonix. (Maybe a D'ni bar-tending machine?)

Seriously: Surprise us. At least that's what I'd like.

1. The engine can be rewritten to use XNA. Most of what would be needed is the content pipeline info... (That's the plugin.)
2. The 360 has a chat-pad available that plugs into the front of it so you can chat online, so no part of the game would have to be sacrificed.
3. The achievements could be as ...

I have. I tried both single and dual channel. It made no difference. Dual channel wavs btw are those split into two files with -Left and -Right extensions. My guess is that static 3d sounds need the dual channel wav setup.

I'm not 100% sure about Uru, but most games use mono sounds for positional ...

I got nothing other than the e-mail letting me know I had registered it and where to download. Since Caligari is now a Microsoft subsidiary I doubt you'll get anything you won't be able to easily opt out of.

This full version of Truespace supports plug-ins and uses Python. TruePRP anyone?

The Nexus is on, (or rather in,) the moon. Each crater has a Nexus chamber beneath it...