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Nothing impressive, it was a result of me trying to get back into the swing of bzw,
The map has no license, so do what you want with it.

Just three ideas that came to me. xmoto zones In xmoto, you can have a box that when entered will show a message, like this (not actually shown normally)... http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/4044/snapshot3zl2.th.png I was thinking that the ability to do something similar in maps would be cool. Urba...

I know compiz is a window manager I was just saying that I have had similar problems with gnome, and that switching to KDE could solve them.

Spazzy McGee wrote:We had BZ running on the 20ft screen in our sixth form centre. It looked cool, but it was actually quite hard to play - you couldn't keep an eye on all the screen at once.

Pictures?!

From my experience gnome (what Ubuntu uses) is a bit rubbish doesn't work well with most stuff. You should try KDE, you can find it in synaptic.

has been floating around a while.

*sigh*

Yep, looks like an Urban Terror map alright
Looks great, how did it take you to make it?

Just got my nvidia geforce 8500 with 1gb of memory, at 1440x900 usually get about 300fps now

If someone else has thief flag, and if the mine plugin is used on the map. But I wouldn't say that it is very useful.

Looks great, who did which?

Good `ol inkscape I actually out about it through xmoto (inkscape is used as a level editor for xmoto).

Yay for vector graphics

Attached is the image.
Here is the .SVG if you want it (no license).
What do you think?

On my old laptop on windows xp I used to get about 15fps, on SUSE I got about 20, but on elive (which uses the enlightenment window manager) it got about 30/35fps.

I did't do any -echo to get the code at the top of the page, I did....
and it dosn't do anything after that but....

oops, I used konsole before with -echo. I use xterminal to do the command that logs, so there is no output after the command is run in there.

konsole, 2.0.8, sorry, here is a screenie

I can't read `em, can someone help me understand please? [19d[24d[1;22r[22;1H [1;24r[18;1H*** 'ezdoit' destroyed by 'jag'. [19d[24d[1;22r[22;1H [1;24r[18;1H*** 'Shmebber' destroyed by 'Chairman Meow'. [19d[24d[1;22r[22;1H[2S[1;24r[17;1H[31m Mister Sloppy: I don't think this capturing business is wit...

With BZFlag, you can do in a command line, bzflag.exe -echo, and when you finish playing, the directory the bzflag program was in will have a stdout.txt file in which you can open it and see the history of messages. I'm not sure what it's really limited to if it is limited, but I know it's there. T...

Is there a way that you can enable logging in bzflag?

It was some nylon thread.

hamburger ham wrote:that would be cool if you made a clammation (clay animation) out of that setup...

Already done I did this ages ago(it kinda sucks)....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQE-0lifetk

I get about 30-50 fps usually. I can get around 60-90 on a crowded map like MissileWar2. During a GU match I usually have around 200. Anything below 30 gets a little tough to play on. A television set runs at about 60hz and is usually about 30fps. And movies play at 25fps. So 30 fps shouldn't be a p...

....and these screenies have a lot of it.

Nice work, I am not too sure about the playability but it sure looks nice, and great job on the plant life.

I do it all in one desktop, 1st edit, save, start, test (see attached screenshot)