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Incomplete DDA

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Author elmoiscoolest
Tags author:elmoiscoolest incomplete unrated
Created 2007-01-08
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Description I got through about 1/6 of this map and decided to leave the rest for tomorrow. Anyways, just wondering what you think of the first bit; I thought it was pretty goot for my first DDA.

(By the way, how do you get rid of those gold pieces on the top of the screen? The item placer doesnt work that high, so I have no idea how they got there.)

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elmoiscoolest
2007-01-27

the complete verion has been made so

comment and rate that if you thought the beginning was good

elmoiscoolest
2007-01-08

this seems to be far more popular so

chack out my other two maps!

neither of them have any posts or ratings *sniff*

chaosbrute
2007-01-08

suggestions...

well, take out the NaNs and then make something like the other side has an opposite way of doing the DDA or some other way.

elmoiscoolest
2007-01-08

thanks

thanks, mr lam0

stoodleysnow
2007-01-08

Very good

Just don't make the same mistakes I did
---Avoid too many bounceblocks
---Make sure there are close calls
-How about a chaingun?
-Muahahahahaha
-hahahahaha
haha
ha


erm
3 for the map so far.

mr_x_lma0
2007-01-08

oh,

By the way, 3.5 for the map! Keep going with it!

mr_x_lma0
2007-01-08

i know how.

search through your map data and find the code: NaN. Remove all the NaN's and your gold pieces will be gone. They got there because when you went to load the map after saving it, you copied the map data, pasted it, and then pressed 'L' to load the map. However, you have to click out of the map box after pasting the data as pressing L adds an 'L' to your map data at the end. This cannot be comprehended by N, so it is turned into an NaN, converting the last thing you added on to the level before you saved it an NaN.

Humph. Man I am too nice...