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David R
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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 22:05 Edited at: 5th Aug 2005 22:07
Its new, it costs, and its nothing to do with me

Its in the DBP forum, but not many people have noticed it, since its been instantly stickied.

Just to point it out; Free BETA version
http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=58450&b=1



(I know some people will be annoyed when they're the last ones to comment. But I wouldn't be, *shifty eyes* )


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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 22:08
why do we even need to select which board our topics go in maybe we should have a randomly pick a board and make a cc to anoter board, capital idea !


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I was just linking, since no-one seemed to of noticed it.

And it needs noticing, since its a free BETA, and its probably full of bugs. More people; the better


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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 22:15
the topics only been up there like 7 hrs


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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 22:28 Edited at: 5th Aug 2005 23:16
Another way to get our money - sorry, but I'm not buying. There's been an explosion of editors recently, and I'd much rather use my IonRay (in development) or PowerSoft's Fuse, or even the original IDE - it works. TGC always charges at least $15-$20 US for its products, and that's way too much with so many free ones out there that are just as good.

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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 23:34
Yes, but this one is NEW, and not as fancy... so buy it to waste your money, but never use it!

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Posted: 5th Aug 2005 23:37
Exactly my point - why does this IDE get TGC support and product charging supported while BlueIDE goes for free, although BlueIDE is currently much more stable and in a non-beta state?

-Xol

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 00:20 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 00:25
Hi Guys,

I know you feel disappointed to see a IDE come out of no where after you have spent a long time developing your own, however Omega Basic my own program needs an IDE. As Omega Basic is already sold through TGC product, it was a good move to allow Dark Basic users access to the IDE. A lot of time, effort and resources have gone into this program, and will do for the foreseable future. I have been on the DB scene for a long time, I am not a big forum poster, but it doesn't mean I am not involved in DB Pro and it's technologies.

If you don't want to buy Synergy IDE, then you don't have to, you can use your own IDE, someone elses or the original one.

Finally, Xolatron, good luck with your IDE, I will be watching it closely

Thanks,
John

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 00:37
I understand that Omega Basic needs an IDE, and I don't have anything against you developing an IDE, or even you selling it. It just seemed that TGC was replacing the Original DBpro IDE with yours, just like all the plugins are coming out for DBpro when many of the commands provided by them are needed to make a good game.
Good luck, though. If your IDE might cause more people to come to DBpro, I'll be glad.

-Xol

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 01:42
I'm a little against the idea that we debug it FOR you for FREE and then you charge us for the final product that we helped you make! Especially considering the beta that I used didn't really shine much.. It just looked like a text editor with and Office '03 look..

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 02:10
@Nicholas.. "I'm a little against the idea that we debug it FOR you for FREE and then you charge us for the final product that we helped you make!"

Isnt that exactly like any other beta test? I'm currently beta testing Ratchet: Deadlocked for the PS2, and we're doing the bug testing therefore we're helping them, and at the end when a retail version comes out we'll be paying for it.



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But the issue is how many bugs are there? If there are so many bugs that the thing doesn't run without having a error then it was released too soon and he should debug everything that he can find before releasing it again.

You don't want your beta to look like crap, it drives customers away.

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my only gripe is that why do all ide's have to follow the vs style (i hate it). i'll stick to the original ide.

i wont be buying. probably write my own if i have the time.

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 10:11
There is also a new DBP ide called "Fuse"


Its currently in BETA and its free

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=58457&b=8

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Powersoft... that sig really seems, sudgestive... but it gets my attention!

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Quote: "my only gripe is that why do all ide's have to follow the vs style (i hate it)."

You must one of the few who dont like it.

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Dockable windows are legendary

If you refer to the Blue/Grey rounded 3d appearance thats characteristically OfficeXP/2003 isnt it?

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I'm also in that crew who don't like it

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Odd... Very odd...

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Yea, Nick bring me the surgery tools.

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Powersoft - You do know your sig is 1/2 a meg, right?

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 11:13
Well I will be using Blue IDE until something better comes along. I am currently watching the progress of the new ones though and they seem to have potential as long as they get finished. Also does anyone know how much Synergy IDE will cost?

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Eric T,
Not any more it isn't

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 12:33
Quote: "It just seemed that TGC was replacing the Original DBpro IDE with yours"


Who said they aren't

If you don't like the vs style then I suggest you stick to notepad, every successfull IDE out there uses the same style.

Merix,

Yep, some people are missing the point of beta testing.

Lost in Thought,

It will be the same as a TPC for Dark Basic Professional probably. If you own Omega Basic, then you get it free.

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Quote: "If you don't like the vs style then I suggest you stick to notepad, every successfull IDE out there uses the same style."


That is untrue.


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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 12:50
The fact that a replacement IDE has to be free....

Jess has removed your sig: Filesize is too large ( I've told you this already )
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What is the maxium file size for sigs then?


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As small as possible - I think it was about 100K or so.

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only 100k? its currently just under 300k


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I've reduced it to 115k

You will have to do a shift refresh to see the change due to caching


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Quote: "What is the maxium file size for sigs then?"


Definately not 0.5meg

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 14:29 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 14:45
**Test**
**Test2**

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What do you want to do with it?

"A book. If u know something why cant u make a kool game or prog.
come on now. A book. I hate books. book is stupid. I know that I need codes but I dont know the codes"
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To make the sig img 600X120

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See, JohnY, TGC shouldn't be replacing the Original IDE with Synergy because it costs money for DBpro users, when they have already bought the product.

-Xol

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 18:49
You may have already bought Dark Basic Professional, but people still buy the expansion packs. How about people using Blue GUI to make an IDE in Dark Basic Professional?

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Why?


BlueIDE, Twilight.... I think it would be unfair to use Synergy as a replacement for DBP. If i have an account with TGC and sell some products will i get the next product i release stickied directly? I want my IDE (and Ian's ) thread to be stickied...

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As far as I'm concerned, it's another IDE, just it's sold through the TGC website. It doesn't look like a replacement IDE to me. I don't know why people should have a problem with it.

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 19:12 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 19:13
Your missing the point here guys.

From your screenshots of Fuse, you have miles to go before you begin to catch up with Synergy.

Synergy IDE has had a tremendous amount of capital invested into it, as well as backing from some large companies.

Including www.xenocode.com and www.excelsior-usa.com

Synergy IDE is going to be a fully functional commercial product GUARANTEED. I am not playing with vb6 or VS.NET in my spare time, this is a business decision. Omega Basic is an important program that is being translated into Japanese, Chinese, French etc, and needs to be up to the job. So when you can honestly say you can beat Synergy IDE I will take your seriously.

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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 19:16 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 19:29
Alright, we starters of other IDEs will work very hard...

And always remember, an IDE (or part of an IDE - MatchStick) written in its own language provides a powerful showcase example.

-Xol

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@JohnY; I have one word which you seem to of forgotten when talking about this stuff, especially when you were (wrongly) putting a downer on Fuse (& Matchstick);



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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 19:33 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 19:37
Putting your ide sy-thing on the TGC website will make it look like a replacement - even if it is not intended to be


Quote: "You may have already bought Dark Basic Professional, but people still buy the expansion packs. How about people using Blue GUI to make an IDE in Dark Basic Professional?"


Expansion packs are good because they extend the language - but having to buy an ide so you can properly develop - stuff that

oh yeah - people are making an ide using blue gui, but they are not as good as ide's made in vb.net or c++ because DBPro is a memory hog

The only reason I wrote matchstick in pro was so that people could see what the media would look like in their game


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Posted: 6th Aug 2005 19:38 Edited at: 6th Aug 2005 19:39
I was not putting it down, I was stating the facts, from my previous threads I am in fact looking forward to these releases.

But for some reason, a lot of people have taken this personally, as an attack against their work, and quite frankly I am disappointed with the community.

The original IDE is DEAD. It is up to YOU whether you buy Synergy IDE

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Quote: "The original IDE is DEAD"


hence why we need a replacemnet - or should i use the word upgrade, ie FREE

Quote: "I am in fact looking forward to these releases"

You should be - all of us here who are making ide's for free do it in our spare time, so it isn't going to be as good as your super dooper I've got commercial backing s-thingy, but we are doing it for the community, so that people can create better programs and games, not because we need cash from a quick project


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That's OK, JohnY, I understand that most IDEs (esp mine) still have far to go.

Quote: "oh yeah - people are making an ide using blue gui, but they are not as good as ide's made in vb.net or c++ because DBPro is a memory hog"

Hah, you still think I'm facing that issue? I solved that ages ago. My IDE runs on 4% CPU and takes up about the same memory as Windows Explorer.

Quote: "The original IDE is DEAD."

Not really. Just because a program isn't being developed anymore doesn't mean it's worthless. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is the greatest game ever even though it was released over a year ago and isn't being upgraded anymore.

-Xol

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Quote: "I understand that most IDEs (esp mine) still have far to go."


Ours hasn't got syntax highlighting yet

Quote: "I solved that ages ago."

how?


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IanG,

Quote: "not because we need cash from a quick project"


Haha, I noticed you bought some commercial components. Very nice of you for aborbing the costs yourself

Xolatron,

Thank you for taking a adult stance on this, if you need any help be sure to drop me a line.

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Quote: "I noticed you bought some commercial components"

Nope they have a freeware license


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IanG, see the Lowering CPU usage thread.

IonRay doesn't have syntax highlighting, and probably won't for quite some time

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People don't realise how difficult a good syntax highlighter is to make


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