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Nathan McCoy wrote:

>This is great! Perhaps there should be an area of the forest world
>that's been burnt/destroyed by Nolok, and this music plays there. It
>would add a nice dramatic touch to the game.
>  
>
That's a good idea! Maybe it could be used in a cutscene between normal 
forest and ghost forest where it is revealed that Nolok is in some way 
responsible for the forest turning evil.
I think it'll also fit during the outro/credits sequence.

    Marek

This is great! Perhaps there should be an area of the forest world
that's been burnt/destroyed by Nolok, and this music plays there. It
would add a nice dramatic touch to the game.

 Updating drivers is the Linux equivalente of rebooting on Windows. It doesn't 
mean it will solve your problems, but just in case... ;)

Cheers,
 Ricardo

Em Domingo, 20 de Fevereiro de 2005 10:04, o Alexander Brock escreveu:
> Hello,
>
> >> Try updating your video card drivers.
> >
> > I did so and now Super-Tux crashes when I try to enable OpenGL.
>
> I managed, to enable OpenGL by editing the st_config.dat,
> but the water is still non-transparent.
>
> Alexander
-- 
Never trust an operating system you don't have sources for. ;-)
	-- Unknown source

not with me ;-)
but if I remember correctly, there was one in the 0.5 version of supertux, and a nice simple fish in the last cvs version I tried. 
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 10:02:03 +0100
Alexander Brock <Bro...@we...> wrote:

> Hello noah,
> 
> > I swear I saw that fish somewhere before though...
> 
> It is the fish from Tuxracer.
> 
> > also, I might "fit in" a little better if you blurred the edges a little.
> > just a thought.
> 
> If you open one of the pictures with GIMP you will see,
> that it is antialised yet.
> 
> > overall though its very nice.
> 
> Thanks :-)
> Do you have a better (simpler) fish?
> 
> Alexander
> 
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Hello,

>> Try updating your video card drivers.
> 
> I did so and now Super-Tux crashes when I try to enable OpenGL.

I managed, to enable OpenGL by editing the st_config.dat,
but the water is still non-transparent.

Alexander

Hello Ryan,

> Try updating your video card drivers.

I did so and now Super-Tux crashes when I try to enable OpenGL.

Alexander

Hello noah,

> I swear I saw that fish somewhere before though...

It is the fish from Tuxracer.

> also, I might "fit in" a little better if you blurred the edges a little.
> just a thought.

If you open one of the pictures with GIMP you will see,
that it is antialised yet.

> overall though its very nice.

Thanks :-)
Do you have a better (simpler) fish?

Alexander

>OK, attached is a RoseGarden file with some hastily-thrown-together drums in. 
>RoseGarden seems to be a very nice tool... Playing the midi file and the ogg 
>at the same time will explain what I think it needs better than words:
>  
>
Hi,
thanks for the percussion files. The drum track you made is very similar 
to the one I used in the original Forest2. I took it over from the mod 
when I re-wrote the song in Rosegarden, but I removed it later because I 
thought it destroyed a lot of the atmosphere that is created by the 
piano and cello sounds. IMHO the song doesn't need any percussion, or 
just very very little - depending a little on how it should be used (if 
it's used somewhere at all) - but as far as percussion goes, I 
personally like it the way it is.
Are there more opinions about that?

    Marek

thats nice...
I swear I saw that fish somewhere before though...
also, I might "fit in" a little better if you blurred the edges a little.
just a thought. overall though its very nice.
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 23:52:14 +0100
Alexander Brock <Bro...@we...> wrote:

> Hello noah,
> 
> > nice!
> 
> Thanks :-)
> 
> > it might be better if it had some sort of symbol on it, a penguin, or a fish. something like that.
> 
> I chose a fish:
> http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/coin/fish/images.php
> 
> Because the fish is what tux eats. Of course it is possible to place a 
> penguin on the coin.
> 
> And I made a new pipe:
> http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/pipe/images.php
> 
> Alexander
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Hello noah,

> nice!

Thanks :-)

> it might be better if it had some sort of symbol on it, a penguin, or a fish. something like that.

I chose a fish:
http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/coin/fish/images.php

Because the fish is what tux eats. Of course it is possible to place a 
penguin on the coin.

And I made a new pipe:
http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/pipe/images.php

Alexander

Hi,

On Friday 18 February 2005 17:44, Marek wrote:
> Toying around with MIDI software, I created a "remix" of one of the
> SuperTux tunes, Forest2. It has a completely different atmosphere so I
> can't really imagine using it somewhere in the game, but it might be
> interesting anyway; so here's the link:
> http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/music/na_forest2-remix.ogg

Sounds very good. Vaguely reminds me of the music in the second level of SMB. 
It could do with a drum track, though. Hard to explain exactly what I'm 
thinking of. In fact, give me a few minutes...

OK, attached is a RoseGarden file with some hastily-thrown-together drums in. 
RoseGarden seems to be a very nice tool... Playing the midi file and the ogg 
at the same time will explain what I think it needs better than words:

$ ogg123 na_forest2-remix.ogg & pmidi forest2-percussion.mid
-- 
Thanks,
Richard

nice!
it might be better if it had some sort of symbol on it, a penguin, or a fish. something like that.
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 19:32:28 +0100
Alexander Brock <Bro...@we...> wrote:

> Hello Developers,
> 
> I rendered some frames from the 3D-Coin i made:
> 
> http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/coin/images.php
> 
> Feedback welcome :-)
> 
> Alexander
> 
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Hello Developers,

I rendered some frames from the 3D-Coin i made:

http://brockal.br.funpic.de/supertux/coin/images.php

Feedback welcome :-)

Alexander

Try using Debian sarge, i found it to be more stable then the stable 
version (especially the kernel).  I have the same card you have and got 
it working fine.  Just grab the Debian Sarge Netinst CD, i used rc2, but 
any version should work great, make sure you have a good internet 
connection though.

Alexander Brock wrote:

> Hello Ricardo,
>
>>  Obviously.
>>  Alexander, using an ATI video card with their Linux crappy drivers?
>
>
> Particulary right:
> I use an ATI Radeon 9600 PRO and W2k Pro,
> I failed to install Debian stable 3 :-( I will try it again.
>
> Alexander
>
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On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 18:00:15 +0100, Alexander Brock
<Bro...@we...> wrote:
> Hello Ricardo,
> 
> >  Obviously.
> >  Alexander, using an ATI video card with their Linux crappy drivers?
> 
> Particulary right:
> I use an ATI Radeon 9600 PRO and W2k Pro,
> I failed to install Debian stable 3 :-( I will try it again.

Try updating your video card drivers.

-- 
Ryan

Hello Ricardo,

>  Obviously.
>  Alexander, using an ATI video card with their Linux crappy drivers?

Particulary right:
I use an ATI Radeon 9600 PRO and W2k Pro,
I failed to install Debian stable 3 :-( I will try it again.

Alexander

>First I think it's a great piece, I love the harmonies and chord
>progressions.
>  
>
Glad you like it; I do, too. :)
By the way, I uploaded a new version with some small fixes and completed 
ending, here is the link again:

http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/music/na_forest2-remix.ogg

>Well it does indeed sound more like a piece for an rpg now, but it might
>still be usefull for places where we progress in the story.
>  
>
I agree that it sounds somewhat fitting for an RPG; that's why I sent 
the link to the guys at Worldforge to see if they could use something 
like that. They probably won't use this one, however, unless they want 
an easter egg reference to SuperTux somewhere.
A nice place for it in SuperTux might be during the ending credits; what 
do you think?

>In general you might try touching up your pieces with some effects/more
>different instruments to make them more interesting. In this piece a bit
>of hall to the piano would be a good idea I think. Would also be
>interesting to experiment with oboe, saxophone or flute as lead voice
>with the same piano/string background.
>  
>
Good idea, I'll try playing around with it some more. Although I'm not a 
big fan of effects, a little bit definitely can't hurt.

    Marek

 Obviously.
 Alexander, using an ATI video card with their Linux crappy drivers?

Ricardo

Em S=E1bado, 19 de Fevereiro de 2005 15:16, o noah bedford escreveu:
> I think the software renderer is the correct one, and the opengl one is
> buggy. it is more logical that way. right?
> On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 16:15:15 +0100
>
> Alexander Brock <Bro...@we...> wrote:
> > Hello Developers,
> >
> > > My goal
> > > for the next month is stay on topic and post out some graphics that
> > > have been listed in the wiki as needed.
> >
> > I'm new here, so could you tell me where I can find the wiki?
> >
> > I found a Bug: When I turn off the Software-Renderer the water becomes
> > semi-transparent, so I can see the stones under the water, with OpenGL
> > the water isn't transparent. Which of those behaviors is the bugy one?
> >
> > I can produce any frames of a golden rotating coin, how can I show it to
> > the developers?
> >
> > Alexander
> >
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Hello noah,

> I think the software renderer is the correct one, and the opengl one is buggy. it is more logical that way.
> right?

I think so (It's much easier, when I see the stones, otherwise I have to 
guess, that is frustrating).

Alexander

I think the software renderer is the correct one, and the opengl one is buggy. it is more logical that way.
right?
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 16:15:15 +0100
Alexander Brock <Bro...@we...> wrote:

> Hello Developers,
> 
> > My goal
> > for the next month is stay on topic and post out some graphics that have
> > been listed in the wiki as needed.
> 
> I'm new here, so could you tell me where I can find the wiki?
> 
> I found a Bug: When I turn off the Software-Renderer the water becomes 
> semi-transparent, so I can see the stones under the water, with OpenGL
> the water isn't transparent. Which of those behaviors is the bugy one?
> 
> I can produce any frames of a golden rotating coin, how can I show it to 
> the developers?
> 
> Alexander
> 
> 
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Hello Developers,

> My goal
> for the next month is stay on topic and post out some graphics that have
> been listed in the wiki as needed.

I'm new here, so could you tell me where I can find the wiki?

I found a Bug: When I turn off the Software-Renderer the water becomes 
semi-transparent, so I can see the stones under the water, with OpenGL
the water isn't transparent. Which of those behaviors is the bugy one?

I can produce any frames of a golden rotating coin, how can I show it to 
the developers?

Alexander

Am Freitag, den 18.02.2005, 18:44 +0100 schrieb Marek:
> Hello!
> Toying around with MIDI software, I created a "remix" of one of the 
> SuperTux tunes, Forest2. It has a completely different atmosphere so I 
> can't really imagine using it somewhere in the game, but it might be 
> interesting anyway; so here's the link:
> http://www.tu-bs.de/~y0019680/music/na_forest2-remix.ogg
> 
> Feedback welcome! :)
First I think it's a great piece, I love the harmonies and chord
progressions.

Well it does indeed sound more like a piece for an rpg now, but it might
still be usefull for places where we progress in the story.
In general you might try touching up your pieces with some effects/more
different instruments to make them more interesting. In this piece a bit
of hall to the piano would be a good idea I think. Would also be
interesting to experiment with oboe, saxophone or flute as lead voice
with the same piano/string background.

Greetings,
	Matze

Alex Vancina wrote:

> Marek wrote:
>
>> Toying around with MIDI software, I created a "remix" of one of the 
>> SuperTux tunes, Forest2. 
>
>
> What sofware are you using to create and export the MIDIs?

I composed the song using Rosegarden4 and converted it to .ogg with 
Audacity.

    Marek

Marek wrote: 

> Toying around with MIDI software, I created a "remix" of one of the 
> SuperTux tunes, Forest2. 

What sofware are you using to create and export the MIDIs?

Alex

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