Rocks'n'Diamonds

Dave said: i have posted some files which you might find useful. http://www.geocities.com/atwukonn/ Thanks Dave! Great help. I never bothered much with the EMC additions to Emerald mines, but now I notice I misted a few properties. wind_time: hmm ... I always thought the wind_time was infinite ... ...

OK, Added those. One might argue that a Graphicset is the same thing as a Charset, but Charset sounds so 8-bit :-) BTW: The property table and elements table are editable, so if you feel like it you could add new elements or edit existing ones. Probably I should add some "sections' to the prope...

If you're really interested that much on internal codes, you can find the BD codes in my Dash-FAQ. Hehe :-) you keep deeplinking to really interesting information that somehow I can't seem to find from the frontpage of your site. Thanks! I tend to add the internal codes as well because I use that s...

That's up to the cave author. It's certainly better than existing caves not convertible to BDCFF due to restrictions. Good point! The thing with the "BASIC" objects and the "EXTENDED" objects is mainly to have an indication how "common" an object is. On the one hand th...

Take a look at my demo game for newbies: http://www.gratissaugen.de/erbsen/tutor.zip :-) Mutant stones? Bladders? Sounds scary! I have never heard of them until today. (I though they where new additions to your Crazy Dream 9) Btw. all elements in my BDCFF extension for Crazy Dream PC proposal exist...

Hey! HerzAusGold wrote: You should add the internal id - for discussion. Done! HerzAusGold wrote: In the new release of rndTest ("rndTest325-tc7" uploaded to zomis filearchiv) there is a configurable BDCFF support included. (File "bdcff.conf") Cool !!!! Seems to be very flexible!...

:-) http://www.artsoft.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1564 Hey, thats a nice list. Yes, it would make sense to keep the naming in line. Maybe with some small changes? like "key_red" maybe is more relevant then "key_1" ? (Allthough it also would make sense that a key_1 is needed to ope...

Doh!
You are right offcourse ... I mixed them up.

It's fixed now.
I also added a bunch of new objects and some graphics to the list.
http://www3.stef.be/projects/boulderflash/bdcff/

Steffest

In that case, you are absolutely right!
I updated the table at http://www3.stef.be/projects/boulderflash/bdcff/

Steffest

P.S. HerzAusGold: 1 more post and your post-count will be 2 bytes also

Hey! The full name of the object doesn't matter much, do they? I think they only are used as a label and never in a level file? Anyway: as you know in BD-C64 the boulders and diamonds behave slightly different then the boulders and diamonds in Emerald Mines. Thats why I named them "C64BOULDER&q...

Hey! Yes, The editor will certainly be open source and will fall under GPL. I have to clear some dependant components first, so that it would compile "out of the box" It's written in Delphi (That's Pascal) In fact - The editor is over 10 years old, I just recently dug it back up to add BDC...

Hey I extended the BDCFF to hold all the Emerald Mines objects. You can find this proposal at http://www3.stef.be/projects/boulderflash/bdcff/ If you were planning on doing the same for R'n'D - it would make sense to keep our objectcodes in line :-) My extentions are only a proposal, and only used i...

Hey! Guess what I found on an old laptop: The sourcecode for DX-diggem. Apparently its version 0.45 alpha. the last stable version (0.44, seems to be lost though) I allready forgot: It has a rather cool feature to extract the graphics directly from Emerald Mine adf disks. Man ... I can't believe how...

LogicDeLuxe: The walking BoulderDash encyclopedia :-) I dug out my old DX Boulderdash leveleditor from under the pile of sourcecode-crap, spend half a day to get the stupid thing to compile on Delphi 7 and added a BDCFF export filter. Since it can also import from various levelformats and media, I u...

Hey Dave, hmm ... The BD4 levelformat seems to have changed a bit since the last time I checked (which is years ago) e.g. the 8 yam explosion slots. Paul Williams did add some new elements to his bd4, like a wizard and a smart type of android that actually calculates the best path to chase you (pesk...