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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / The Question everyone wants to know: do the intrenet commands work

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AlexI
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Posted: 10th May 2005 17:37 Edited at: 10th May 2005 22:35
I think this thread should be made a sticky !

Everyone ask this question "do the internet commands work?" Well do they and has any one got any examples of working net games. They can be simple !
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Posted: 10th May 2005 17:43
What the hell is the "intrenet" ?

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Posted: 10th May 2005 17:55 Edited at: 10th May 2005 17:56
I think its that thing between the Intranet and the Internet. You know, slightly outside the network, but close enough that its still quickly accessed

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Posted: 10th May 2005 18:13 Edited at: 10th May 2005 18:21
Personally, I don't want to know as I have an irrational fear of everything! Plus I think the world will be a richer place if the mysteries of this "Intrenet" (sic) remain secret.

What I would like to know is; can if anyone can help me to operate this Copmuter?

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Posted: 10th May 2005 19:22
Quote: "The Question everyone wants to know"


or more accurately... you!

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Posted: 10th May 2005 20:25
Quote: "can if anyone can help me to operate this Copmuter?"


lol

I would help but my mowse is broken.

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Posted: 10th May 2005 20:30
what mowse? All i have is this fancy typewriter and a footpedal



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Posted: 10th May 2005 21:04
Lucky - Ihave to use pebbles...

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Posted: 10th May 2005 21:08
Quote: " Lucky - Ihave to use pebbles..."


You can access this forum on pebbles? Wow, you are talented.

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Posted: 10th May 2005 21:13
pebbles in the new codename for windows..

Windows Pebbles..

Its ironic because the longer you leave pebbles on a beach, the more they get eroded away and eventualy disintegrate. Anyone else seeing the similarity (obviously as a metaphore.. not "if you leave your PC on the beach....")

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Posted: 10th May 2005 22:35 Edited at: 10th May 2005 22:36
Sorry for bad spelling. i will edit the post to the correct spelling
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Posted: 10th May 2005 22:37
Ah but you can't...


Lookit me, I'm using a abactus to acess thesse forumms (sic all the way around)

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Posted: 10th May 2005 23:15
My next question is what internet commands? I wasn't aware there were any!

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Cellbloc Studios
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Posted: 10th May 2005 23:39 Edited at: 10th May 2005 23:40
There's a problem with them? I would like to see more than 5 users (Evil God Of Hell doesn't count) whose joined date is less than September 30th, 2004 that is having issues with them.

Just 5 please.

5 pings only.

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Posted: 11th May 2005 00:54 Edited at: 11th May 2005 00:54
what internet commands?!!?!? Lol..

does he mean the multiplayer ones? Or the FTP ones?

EDIT: If so - I've hard perfect success with both...

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Posted: 11th May 2005 01:03 Edited at: 11th May 2005 01:04
@Nicholas Thompson

Quote: "Joined: Mon Sep 6th 2004 Location: UK "


Case in point. I think it's a learning curve thing.

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Posted: 11th May 2005 01:36
I never messed with the FTP ones, and just barely with the multiplayer ones, but what I did all I was aiming to without any problems with them.
Now if only Intersect Object worked with scaled objects...

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Posted: 11th May 2005 02:45
Never used them personally (never felt the need), but as far as I know they work...

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Posted: 11th May 2005 02:51 Edited at: 11th May 2005 02:51
Ah, don't be so sure Cellbloc, Look at my Joined Date.

I have actually been here since 2002 (under ther name DarcLyte), but due to a terrible problem with my brain, I accidentally created a new account when the whole 5.4+ activation thing became all the rage.

Perhaps !hi! is really Mr Tadtoad or IanM here to play with all of our minds.

Didn't think of that now didya,....eh!

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Posted: 11th May 2005 02:58
I dont care obout my join date, but can someone please tell me WHICH commands you are talking about and why our join date matters so much!


lol

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Posted: 11th May 2005 04:24 Edited at: 11th May 2005 04:25
Poor guy, he's maybe right now trying to make a MMORPG or a Mini-OPRG and we are not helping him....all we are doing is telling him the "intrenet" commands work....

The line that got me was this one

Quote: "I think this thread should be made a sticky !"


My answer is.... WHY?

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Posted: 11th May 2005 04:43 Edited at: 11th May 2005 04:45
Because Mr.Cheesemaker wants to know, but he doesn't know he wants to know because he was playing chess with a radish at the exact time the over excited sheep came charging through the hedge with a rubber chicken chasing it. I said to my self I said, if it was a fez I'd give you the toast, but it's an apple so I'm going to EAT LESS PIE.






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Posted: 11th May 2005 04:44
Thats a question...

!hi! you have yet to tell us WHICH commands! The internet (or intrenet) commands dont actually exist in DBP. There are none. There ARE multiplayer ones. There are FTP ones. There are plugin network and possible HTTP ones (maybe in BlueGUI?)

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Posted: 11th May 2005 06:06
Well, given the fact that he says everyone wants to know, and that everyone said they were broken in 5.7, I'm GUESSING he means the multiplayer commands.


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AlexI
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Posted: 11th May 2005 17:37
i am talking about the multiplayer commands, sorry for any conrfusion
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Posted: 11th May 2005 22:12
What about the new matter transfer commands? do they work properly?
i heard we can move small objects up to 3.2 grams in weight provided that they are able to achieve infinite density @ 2.5Gj so as the transfer down the wire is seamlesly integrated along wth any existing data. is it true that the MT commands work along side the pebbledash array handler? Is it also true that miniture singularities require access to port RECT:AL -0-, in order to re-emegrge from a state of solidtoley / infinite density. I'm sure i read somewhere that forcing an object to singularity when overly large, may cause problems for teh RECT:AL port during subsequent transfers.

your help in this matter could save me a lot of efffffffffffffffort.

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Posted: 11th May 2005 23:25
Lol.. Interesting points you make..

@!hi!
Quote: "i am talking about the multiplayer commands"


Thats nice.. What are you talking ABOUT though? Have you actually tried them? I've used them and they work fine for what I did (connect 2 PC's).

I thin your best bet is to try them yourself and post back when you actually hit a problem - rather than just trying to stir up something about nothing like this.. (have you noticed how the number of relavent posts is SEVERELY out numbered by the number of posts relating to the RECT:AL port? )

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Posted: 11th May 2005 23:41
M-player commands work very well. Tried them other my LAN. No complaints.

What is this thread actually about?

Quote: "Everyone ask this question "do the internet commands work?" Well do they and has any one got any examples of working net games. They can be simple "

Why didnt you just ask the questiomn, like:

Quote: " Hi everyone. Im wondering whether the Multiplayer commands in [5.7/5.8] work. No particular reason why, but I just want to know"


If you had written that, everyone would of understood (its also the way I would ask the question)

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Posted: 11th May 2005 23:51
Quote: "You can access this forum on pebbles? Wow, you are talented.
"

Indeed - few more months and I might invent something that I call fire

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Posted: 12th May 2005 00:04 Edited at: 12th May 2005 00:04
Fire - lmao.. Thats easy you noob! All you do is rub your stick very quickly

EDIT: Btw, the straigher it is the better - provides less resistance.

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Posted: 12th May 2005 00:09
I'm impressed .....
its not often rich gets involved in such nonsence
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Posted: 12th May 2005 01:03 Edited at: 12th May 2005 01:07
Quote: "All you do is rub your stick very quickly"


Thats not fire, thats friction burns. Best excuse to get out of work ever

Boss: Is there a reason why you're not coming into work today?
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(I'm on quite friendly terms with me boss, and he realised it was a joke)



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Lol - u sure he was laughing at the joke, or was it a nervous joke as he realises you are a serial.. well.. I'll leave the rest to the imagination seeing as young people wander these here threads...

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Posted: 12th May 2005 05:38
serial number of course ( )

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Posted: 12th May 2005 08:44
you mean a serial beat em' up?

you know, like the streaks of rage series.
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Quote: "streaks of rage series"

Ah - the version where everyone goes around naked, and tries to look angry...

Quote: "Fire - lmao.. Thats easy you noob! All you do is rub your stick very quickly"

Really ? and there I was rubbing two cats together...

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Posted: 13th May 2005 18:41
no no no... You rub cats together to produce anti-RSPCA music!

You can produce and infinte source of energy with cats actually.. this is the theory, based on these two premises..
* Cats always land on their feet
* Bread always lands butter side down.

Now, if you were to stick a freely rotating axel up a cats backside so it can spin freely on its "z-axis" and you then strap a slice of buttered bread to the cats back, both of the above well known facts start to compete. The cat will want to land on its feet while the bread wants to land butter side down. This means the cat will start spinning.

Its also well known, in physics, that you can easily produce electricity by moving a magentic core in a cover of wire, rather like a dynamo (or if you attach a light bulb to a normal 3v motor and spin the motor really quickly, you'll see the bulb glow). Apply this to the above spinning cat device and there you have it - an infinite supply of energy! You might need to top up the butter ever now and again though

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And if you've ever had to remove a mad kitten from an automobile engine, you know they have plenty of energy -and teeth!


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LMAO @ Nicholas Thompson, that is ingenius ^_^

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Why not just tie one cat upside down on another cat! That way you dont have keep topping up the butter. Now, put them in water and not only do you get an infinte supply of energy but it also produces celine dion songs.

As for creating fire, not quite there yet, but have you heard of my invention called the wheel? Its this square shaped block!!

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