

P.S. Do you use Dreamweaver? It is an excellent web design tool! My favorite part about it is that it color codes your HTML code. Never lose track of were things are again

Dreamweaver makes me mad, there are to many auto competes that screw things up, and it allways tends to add extra uneeded crap to all your files. give me vi, notepad, wordpad anyday!!P.S. Do you use Dreamweaver? It is an excellent web design tool! My favorite part about it is that it color codes your HTML code. Never lose track of were things are again!
I have to agree that almost nothing can beat notepad! It eliminates all that clutter and leaves me with an open mindDreamweaver makes me mad, there are to many auto competes that screw things up, and it allways tends to add extra uneeded crap to all your files. give me vi, notepad, wordpad anyday!!
for all my editing needs I use notepad++ ( http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net ). You can customize all the highlighting, and many other things, it also has tabs (like firefox)
I use Dreamweaver MX for the more graphically intensive pages. I have the autoformatting and changes OFF. Otherwise, when you open a file it goes through it and reformats, adds stuff and drives me nuts. I use MS Visual Interdev for the programming intensive pages.Fighter_Ace wrote:I got another question Frawsty... how did you get the message to pop up "Press F1 for help" and the help page to appear? Man, you're good
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P.S. Do you use Dreamweaver? It is an excellent web design tool! My favorite part about it is that it color codes your HTML code. Never lose track of were things are again!
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string_info = string("Press F1 for instructions")
show_message(string_info)
I use Editpad Lite. It's free.Sean O'Connor wrote:Yeah, I use Notepad.
Lol! I actually started wanting to draw anime after playing a simple game called charred dirt! It also sparked a want to programfrawsty wrote:
I use Dreamweaver MX for the more graphically intensive pages. I have the autoformatting and changes OFF. Otherwise, when you open a file it goes through it and reformats, adds stuff and drives me nuts. I use MS Visual Interdev for the programming intensive pages.
I just recently started using DW MX because I found out you can turn off that auto complete stuff, that was really annoying to me a few years ago when I tried it. Most web dev job listings mention DW MX so I figured I better get comfortable with it. It's a great tool though, I switch between graphical view and text constantly.
F1 popup: In the creation event of the clown head object I had it "Execute a piece of code" (look in the Control tab)
I am going to figure out how to have that intro graphic stay up longer too. I'm guessing it's in the GML.Code: Select all
string_info = string("Press F1 for instructions") show_message(string_info)
BTW I've been learning GDI in Visual C++ too hehe AND I got this sweet book on learning how to draw Manga characters...anime stuff. It's great! Again thanks for the inspiration Sean, after five years I'm back on track to making games! This stuff is great!
i look forward to the 2 new games your making, good luck bud!frawsty wrote:guess my pics got blocked haha
anyway another bonus to learning Game Maker, it visually teaches you about Object Inheritance and Polymorphism with the Parent/Child feature of the game objects. Very nice.