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Walt D
Aug 13, 2007, 4:36:32 PM8/13/07
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Does anyone have an archive of old versions of Tanky-Tank? I'd like to
create sort of a timeline of the development of Tanky-Tank.
create sort of a timeline of the development of Tanky-Tank.
Walt
Alex Wilson
Aug 13, 2007, 6:10:55 PM8/13/07
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I have every version (I think) dating back to 0.6.3 on my external
hard drive, and older versions on the hard drive of my "structural
element."
-Alex
hard drive, and older versions on the hard drive of my "structural
element."
-Alex
David Billingsley
Aug 14, 2007, 10:39:41 AM8/14/07
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Hehe. I really like that computer. It possessed great structural qualities and was nice enough to help me out with a DVD drive.
I don't believe my Tanky-Tank database is as extensive.
On further note, I was up to about two making DAMAGED GOO TANK images. They'll be coming soon along with internet access for me to transmit the finished product to you guys.
- David
I don't believe my Tanky-Tank database is as extensive.
On further note, I was up to about two making DAMAGED GOO TANK images. They'll be coming soon along with internet access for me to transmit the finished product to you guys.
- David
Alex Wilson
Aug 14, 2007, 3:31:35 PM8/14/07
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Ok, so I did start giving parts away... I was trying to remember what
parts were still there. I think the DVD drive was the only thing.
Need a graphics card, Dave? (Do you have an AGP 8x slot?)
-Alex
parts were still there. I think the DVD drive was the only thing.
Need a graphics card, Dave? (Do you have an AGP 8x slot?)
-Alex
On Aug 14, 10:39 am, "David Billingsley" <david.billings...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hehe. I really like that computer. It possessed great structural qualities
> and was nice enough to help me out with a DVD drive.
>
> I don't believe my Tanky-Tank database is as extensive.
>
> On further note, I was up to about two making DAMAGED GOO TANK images.
> They'll be coming soon along with internet access for me to transmit the
> finished product to you guys.
>
> - David
>
Alex Wilson
Aug 15, 2007, 10:21:41 AM8/15/07
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Awesome, Dave. I'm glad you made these. However, it appears that you
added green to these, and we have to colorize them. So, they'll only
work if your tank color is white. If you could split the the green
portion off into a separate image, making one "colorized chassis with
holes" and one "stuff to fill in the holes" for each, that would be
awesome. (The primary turret green portion is permanently colorized
green, so it'll need to be made monochrome/grayscale rather than two
separate images.) Also, you have several frames for each: are they
meant to be animated?
-Alex
added green to these, and we have to colorize them. So, they'll only
work if your tank color is white. If you could split the the green
portion off into a separate image, making one "colorized chassis with
holes" and one "stuff to fill in the holes" for each, that would be
awesome. (The primary turret green portion is permanently colorized
green, so it'll need to be made monochrome/grayscale rather than two
separate images.) Also, you have several frames for each: are they
meant to be animated?
-Alex
PS Rich: the pressure is ON.
On Aug 14, 9:07 pm, "David Billingsley" <david.billings...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Here they are! The damaged goo tank images.
> - David
>
> Damaged Goo Tank for Walt.zip
> 166KDownload
David Billingsley
Aug 15, 2007, 10:57:13 AM8/15/07
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Yes, their meant to be animated. The insides of the tank slosh around goo on the insides of the containers. That information can be a separate picture layer for the tank to spare a strange transformation. I had the most fun with the beating up of the tank (scaring and holes) as well as with the hose flailing about.
- David
- David
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