>From mattm Mon Feb 17 02:46:35 1997 To: circle@cspo.queensu.ca, laura@berkeley.sds.com.hk Subject: Re: Darklord's Obuild Comments Content-Length: 1616 First of all.. that reply letter was not to go into circulation about flamming obuild.. Sammy handled it well. and i have probably known him longer that most the circlemud fan members.. since I was once working with his mud way back when i had the prototype for the first obuild still incomplete.. /* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - */ comments like that look familar.. ask sammy himself.. half the muds code i got hold of.. which was offered and not circulated. Second of all.. i have tried obuild.. and riped it out the next day. My personal opinion.. and have friends who disagree.. So if you like Winblows 95 (fine) if not then you can stick with windows 3.1 or so with a dos (equivilant) operating system. Personally i stick with 3.1 just due to ram restrictions.. i cant afford to upgrade.. But Some people think windblows 95 sucks and is buged.. when it has its pros and cons.. This is why sammy didnt flame me on this reply.. and because he is a smart dude and knows whats up. And finally.. just to clear things up here.. I did mention or recoment comments on how to make sammys obuild better.. i would suggest reading something on a summation function.. and if you dont know what the equivilant to that would be .. you definatly dont know anything about code. just for a minor test.. do ya know what a scanf() is ? Ohh.. does it exist and what library.. hahahah id check the circle code real good to see if you can find it. I use ddata menus on all my arg stuff.. buf if you did that.. wouldnt you be qualified to talk here..? -Darklord +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | | Or send 'info circle' to majordomo@cspo.queensu.ca | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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