Announcements and discussion regarding any projects related to Cyan Worlds' Plasma Engine including (but not limited to) CyanWorlds.com Engine, Drizzle, OfflineKI, PyPRP, and libHSPlasma.
I'll ad my 'voice' of thanks to everyone that has contributed to this project. I moved away from URU for quite some time, and only a few days ago began to discover what all has been done. In a way I guess I'm lucky that, but coming in late, the tools seem very stable. I was amazed by what all has been accomplished, and how smoothly it works most of the time.
Thanks, and keep up the great work.
Cyric Everyting above is "IMO" and "IIRC". Now I don't need to type it in every post.
I have posted many times thanking diafero and ddb174 so one more won't harm. LOL Thank you for your efforts in bringing MOUL back to use in some way.
But since the title is that I will go one further and show my appreciation to the GoW. I am finding as I learn about age making the more I realise the amount of effort has gone in to the GoW as a whole.
Hey, I'm glad you like it all! Converting the Moul Ages was the hardest part; after that, I didn't need to put in nearly as much work to get Myst5 and Crowthistle working. Similarly, with the recent batch, the Storm Yeesha page was the hardest part, but I did it in a way that it formed a framework that could be easily reused, so it wasn't nearly as difficult to do all the sparklies and other Yeesha pages. There was a problem with the Tsogal and Delin puzzles, because the code was moved from Python to the engine itself, so I had to rewrite that puzzle from scratch in Python, but that was the last part to make all the puzzles working. (Indeed, I remember after one update to Drizzle, Wolle surprised me by telling me that the update accidentally made all of Minkata work :D) And the "entering Descent through the volcano" thing was just too irresistible ;) (I used the same method as GPNMilano, and overlayed another prp file on top with the extra colliders and link-region.)
By the way, everyone who knows me calls me Dustin; the same Dustin from 2005 ;)
Drizzle's help tab lists which people do what, but with Offline-KI it just has a list of names, so it can be a little difficult to remember who did what, especially when it comes to the parts from the UntilUru User-KI/Admin-KI. But lots of people have generously helped with both projects :)
A bit late, but, I have to add that all of you have made the wait (And I'm using this space loosely) much more enjoyable because of all your hard work to keep us somewhat in touch and together.
I was really happy to discover this section of the forum as I also want to say "THANK YOU" for all the work you put into making these Ages available. Having missed Uru Live, it has been wonderful to explore new areas. Your work in this field is greatly appreciated. Thanks again
I moved away from URU for quite some time, and only a few days ago began to discover what all has been done. In a way I guess I'm lucky that, but coming in late, the tools seem very stable. I was amazed by what all has been accomplished, and how smoothly it works most of the time.
