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Re: Solved: SUITE 2.2.1 failure to launch
well...I feel like a bit of an idiot. I shut off Avast Antivirus and the Suite launches, 3do launches too. I didn't even have to launch it as an Admin. weird thing, Avast never made any alert, whether the Suite was launching as admin or not...just silently prevented it from from launching or even showing in the Task… -
Re: Warm up fun (deus ex 3 scene)
I was thinking the same thing vahl... I've forced myself to have more "soft" edges on the sides of pieces, but now that you mention it, I definatly strayed from that with this piece, I will go back and soften them up a bit (i just don't want to make it look blobby :( ) And as for following the concept, this was just a wip… -
Re: UDK - Material - Rotate the Pan
Haha, glad to have been of newbie service. Also, thank you for all the help, really good stuff, and much appreciated mate. You're pretty much spot on the issue, however, I'm essentially trying to make a Switch between two modes of rotating. One is a time controlled, essentially it rotating normally, around the axis.… -
Re: Another war?
American scientists still make amazing tech. it is just that now capitalism has reached an all time high and anything that lasts too long or is too good cannot be marketable, other wise it is not profitable. this is why technology from 50 years ago lasted almost 20 years while some of the simplest tech of same type now… -
Re: [CE3] Fort Highness & Valley
Sugestion for your brick bridges, or something like this, or even like this. for soemthing a bit more modern, we have this, but constructionally its no different from the designs the romans mastered millenia before. OF course there are more vertically challenging stone viaducts, but the length:height ratio is much alrger… -
Re: Capt America
It's not strapped to his leg, it will be hanging from either a shoulder strap. Or it hangs from a ring at the back of the sterling designed to be hung from the belt when paratrooping. It kept the weapon in an easy to reach spot so they could defend themselves when they started to get close to the ground. The rest of the… -
Re: MS gets ready to drop Win7 Ani-piracy bomb
I doubt it will be tied to a service pack. MS tried tying the validation stuff to windows updates a few years ago, but it turned out to be a bad idea. It just meant that everyone with a pirated copy (either from a shady vendor, or from the user's own actions) ended being a host for all kinds of malware that then puts… -
Re: World-O-meteR
Yeah, don't be fooled, that stats page is run by JavaScript and your computer clock, which means that it's not hooked up to the "central scrutinizer" for its numbers. Most would expect this to be checking some main statistics server in Virginia or somewhere, but no. It just uses some generic formula of how those numbers… -
Re: The Spirit Molecule (low crab!)
[ QUOTE ] i don't need drugs to alter my perceptions. i just use the power of my imagination... drugs = teh suxxors [/ QUOTE ] hehe, that is such a "Don't Copy That Floppy"-grade public service announcement. I can't wait for the anti-drug propaganda that does include hax0r-speak, to target succeptible young nerds. Speaking… -
Re: Walker design
hmm, if you're using monitors, there should be cameras. you could probably put a circular ocular inbetween the guns, and call it a day. the reason i say it seems like a multi-man walker, is because theres no single-man vehicle today in service. theres a driver, gunner, and TC minimum. the S-tank had a driver-gunner, and a…
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