Socuine

Dafuq worthy? 

mebbe d0 sum sjading?

Way better than your first attempt. I just love those trees and cliffs!

@Lenn: > Pretty cool, like I said earlier, thanks for mentioning LESS.js, I'm loving using it. It's made CSS WAY less tedious for me. > > * * * > > If anybody wants to add a "live-watch"-style thing when testing, add in > > Directly under '', and whenever you save your CSS, the thing'll refresh and saves you from having to open and close repeatedly. ^_^ > > (Or, if you don't feel like doing that, add "#!watch" to the end of your URL.) > > * * * > > Also, Soc, you should note that you can't test LESS.js locally in Chrome (It was making me waste time just trying to test it, working out what I was doing wrong that it wouldn't work on Chrome. v_v), 'cause of it not allowing file access from local files. > > Note to anybody who wants to test it on Chrome, find a Chrome shortcut, Right-click, properties, and change the "chrome.exe" at the end to "chrome.exe -allow-file-access-from-files". Oh neat, I will be sure to use the live-watch development thing, sounds handy! Haha I was having those issues in Chrome as wel. Sean asked me to upload for him to see and all of sudden, it worked. I'm such a douche at times. Thanks for the additional information, Lenn.

Hey, so I decided to make a template for all of you so you can mess around with CSS3 and what not. It's a pretty simple, hasted template but it's functional. For all the newbies, try this template. The template uses no images and is created using HTML5, CSS3 and the JS framework, Less.js. **HTML:** ``` Realms Engine Hey! I'm a navigation. But I need training, I'm currently plain text. :( Sup. I'm a header. Fix me! You can find me over at the header tag inside the .html file! I'm a title. =3 Yay title [b]Kewl[/b] I hasted dis bum candy Using br's for breaklines, so bad. ``` **CSS:** ``` // LESS.js framework designed by Alexis Sellier 2010-2012 // LESS.js usage by Glenn van Cauter 2012 (Socuine) // Le Easy LESS.js Variables @bg: #EEEEEE; @white: #FFFFFF; @gray: #DEDEDE; @headerheight: 150px; @radius: 2px; @boxshadow: 0px 0px 3px #CCC; @globalpadding: 10px; @textshadow: 0px 1px 0px rgba(150, 150, 150, 0.55); @margintop: 10px; @marginleft: 10px; // Le Easy LESS.js Divisions // Body, handles the background, global font family and font size, color body { background:@bg; font-family: 'Droid Serif'; font-size:13px; color:#666666; } // Wrapper, handles the white canvas behind elements, acts as several wrappers. Hence class instead of ID. .wrapper { background:@white; padding:@globalpadding; border-radius:@radius; box-shadow:@boxshadow; width:980px; margin:0 auto; } // Header, corresponds with header { background:@gray; height:130px; padding:@globalpadding; font-size:36px; } .navigation { font-size:13px; height:15px; background:#a6e455; -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0px 1px 0px #c6ff7b; -moz-box-shadow: inset 0x 1px 0px #c6ff7b; box-shadow: inset 0px 1px 0px #c6ff7b; border:1px solid #90c748; color:white; text-shadow:@textshadow; } .padding { padding:@globalpadding + 3; } .additionalmargin { margin-top:@margintop; } .leftmenu { float:left; width:200px; } .rightmenu { float:left; width:500px; margin-left:@marginleft; } .clear { clear:both; } .title { font-size:13px; height:15px; background:#a6e455; -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0px 1px 0px #c6ff7b; -moz-box-shadow: inset 0x 1px 0px #c6ff7b; box-shadow: inset 0px 1px 0px #c6ff7b; border:1px solid #90c748; color:white; text-shadow:@textshadow; } ``` **Download:** [Click eet.](http://www.burstingforce.com/template.rar) **Final notes:** I was bored and needed to do something. I made this template within minutes, not hours. Expect some errors and nesting issues, lol. Other than that, it should work fine. This is my first try using the framework 'Less.js CSS', expect a more professional approach, soon. Best regards, Socuine

It appears you need new pixelers. Naaaaaah. Looks solid man, looks medievel-ish to me, but I like the main structure.

@Annahstas: > 1\. Fernz, I laughed at your comment. It' true. > 2\. This is not a tutorial, it's a post with two commands and image. > 3\. This should be put in the shame board. Because it's a shame it wasn't deleted or moved there. > 4\. I want to vote yes just because I have an enormous amount of sympathy for this person right now. > And now my reply is complete. You sir, have ugly formatted text.

If you Google 'Dragonball Z Legacy of Goku 2 Spritesheet' you'll get alot of results, just like this one: http://spritedatabase.net/game/978

Can you atleast make it possible for us to understand you?

@Mr.Sean: > Admin eh? So THAT'S what it takes to get you to actually finish a design? XD..

Equipment meant for gods.

@Pete: > Congratulations. > > It's about time we got some more decent admins here. Thanks Pete. I appreciate your support.

@Anna: > My condolences, Socuine. ;) Lol, thanks?

@Agoraphobic: > If there ever was a post on how not to recruit a team, this would be it. > With all the spelling errors, grammar errors, the fact you don't want take the time, or effort to properly write a recruitment post, no one will take this seriously. > > Suggestions > 1\. Proper punctuation, spell checking what you wrote, and proper grammar makes a world of difference. > > 2\. Take the time and effort to make a legible and reasonably easy post gives others an idea of what kind of person you are. It instills confidence that you know what you're doing. > > Here is an example that might help you in the future. > > > >! Hello Eclipse community! Although I just joined the forums recently, I have a burning desire to develop and program a game. I'm currently looking for fellow team members to assist in such a great endeavor. I'm really looking for a dedicated team to match my personal desire to be a great team leader and develop something great. > >! I will pay for the domain and website hosting, I will handle the finances, and will pick up support for what we need. Most likely the game will be free to play, so that everyone can enjoy the game. Please send me a message on the Eclipse forums, or feel free to message me at > [email protected] with any questions, or concerns you might have. > >! I look for these qualities in a person who would like to join the team; > >! 1\. Highly motivated. > >! 2\. Be able to speak and understand the English language, as we will be working in the english version of Eclipse. > >! 3\. Be mature and 18 years of age. > >! 4\. Know how to have fun and enjoy your work. Your version of his attempt really made me consider. :P Thanks for helping him out.

Oh noes, what is this?  :o

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I like the anatomy, well, it _could_ be better. It's too 'squary' imo. The colors seems to saturated. Try to use some more contrast to make them more lively.

Agreed with Dolan. The mock up looks very nice. Clean, simple yet adorable. I like your style. Can't wait to see more of that.

@jcsnider: > I am game… it would be nice to have a more user-friendly set of tutorials on the forums for the newer members. I'll join the game. Better support for newbies is less ranting imo.

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It's decided then. LOCK.

Mhm.. Well, we could just call it Eclipse V.

Thanks guys! I appreciate your kind words. Stay tuned for some updates, soon-ish. Best regards, Socuine

Please refrain from double posting. Use the modify button instead. I meant a scaled down version so basically a 'pixel' look. This looks MineCrafty.

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