So, I started (re)playing DMODs
And I managed to take this screenie. Honestly, from now on, if someone asks me what Dink Smallwood is about, I'll just show them this:
http://i48.tinypic.com/t7diev.png
It's the whole essence.
Love this game.
http://i48.tinypic.com/t7diev.png
It's the whole essence.
Love this game.
That's a good screenshot. You should upload it to whatever dmod it belongs to.
Ah, good idea. It is from As good as eternity. After so many years, I still remember 11.mid from the starting area.
@KrisKnox
Yup!
@KrisKnox
Yup!
It tells me the game is hardcore! So little health left!! Babies need not apply! 
Heya! Been missing this forum while I was gone. I guess there's still one DMOD that I have to finish, to make up for the past failure lol
And that script generator?
Is anyone still interested in it? Not sure how I was seeing things back in 2009, but right now I think a nice DMOD would appeal to everyone a bit more
Well, the generator would certainly open some avenues for people who aren't very inclined with scripting, and it appeals to me because I'm practically blind when it comes to scripting...
I've actually ben meaning to look at that, but haven't yet. It sounds like a great project though. Perhaps you should at least finish it to a level where basic scripts can be written.
When you have little time at your disposal, you find more interesting solutions, so I think we can get something done 
Alright, I'll take a look at the generator and write it in such a way that anyone will be able to contribute and extend it by editing XML files or something, that describe the relationship between what the program shows and what DinkC stuff goes in the background. Sounds like a plan, and considering most of the work will go in those XML files, it shouldn't take me too long.
Alright, I'll take a look at the generator and write it in such a way that anyone will be able to contribute and extend it by editing XML files or something, that describe the relationship between what the program shows and what DinkC stuff goes in the background. Sounds like a plan, and considering most of the work will go in those XML files, it shouldn't take me too long.
