MeteorRain

Its quite impressive how this place turned into the turd of a dog with Robin not here anymore. Like, origins isn't even open source anymore?

Why not just use RPG Maker XP/VX instead..?

Thank you everyone. Also, what I meant was that the person who made the tutorial explains the code. I usually like to know what I'm doing, so thats why 

Does anybody know any tutorials here for eclipse which are not snippets? And by that I mean a tutorial which explains the code instead of copy and paste?

I dont mean the properties. Well, I don't know if theres something wrong with my laptop, but I get very weird lines at the map editor. Also, I can't see what I am mapping until I close the map editor.

Looks great. But I noticed something. The map editor is completely bugged.

Hey, I just made this tutorial quickly for the few people who do now know how to do this. Portforwarding is not hard to do at all. (Note 1: If you don't have wireless connection you don't need to portforward) Just follow these steps: Step 1: Static IP To portforward, you need a static IP. Usually all routers have dynamic IP, which means the IP constantly changes. A static IP is just one non-changing IP. You need to do this, otherwise portforwarding won't work. Okay, first, open up your cmd: (Just open "run" and type "cmd") Now, type ipconfig/all: 1\.  Remember the stuff in the white lines, write them down or leave the cmd open. 2\.  Click on the thing in the black lines (Sorry for the Dutch language, but it should still be understandable where to click) 3\.  Press this 4\.  Right-click your wireless connection, click on properties 5\.  Right-click on the thing in the black lines, click on properthis Now this should pop-up 6\.  7\.  As I said in the picture, enter all the stuff from the ip/config all. If you notice your internet connection is down, revert it to dynamic ip-address and try it again. NOTE: At the IP-Address, change the last number to something else For example, my IP address, as you can see in the picture was 192.168.2.7\. If I wanted a static IP-Address, I could change that to 192.168.2.70. Alright, this was setting up the static-IP. The hardest part is done, now to the easiest part. –--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Step 2: Portforwarding Note: For this I will be using my router, fritz.box. This should still give you an idea on how to do it on your own router. If you really can't figure it out, go to google and find out how to do it for your router. 1\. Alright, open up cmd. Type ipconfig (NOT ipconfig/all). Look at "Default Gateway" (The last one). Enter that in your URL-bar to connect to your router. 2\. You should see your router interface:  Now, as I said before, find out where to click to see the port-forwarding interface (the place where you have to open the ports). 3\.  Alright, that was portforwarding in the router. Now the easiest part. Opening it in your firewall. (I am not going to use any pictures for this as it is very easy). Note: This is for windows firewall. If you are using a specific anti-virus firewall, look up on google how to open ports for your anti-virus firewall. 1\. Open control panel 2\. Press "System and Security" (The first one, upper left corner). 3\. Press "Windows Firewall" 4\. Click on "Allow a program through windows firewall". 5\. The rest should be self-explanatory. Press on new ports, TCP, enter ports. etc

Oh, it looked bigger so I thought you were talking about that >_>. Well then sorry, I cant help you =/

You don't only resize the form, you also have to re-do the .bmp. Somewhere in the GUI folder in client

What..?

So this is basically a horrible remake of minecraft?

Looks like something made in 5 minutes. And you put the FPS too low, the block moves too choppy.

 To america I get about 500 ping

@ghost1y: > No, it didn't. I've worked with the source and I have worked on this game. Just because it has pieces of code from Eclipse doesn't mean it was. If it _had_, then so be it, but we're talking about the present, I really don't give a shitt about what it was. He may have learnt from Eclipse, sure, but it still was never based off of Eclipse. > > Believe what you want anyway, not that it's my problem. 

@ghost1y: > Who cares? He can name his stuff the way he wants to. Just because he uses 'frmMain' or something like that doesn't mean it was based off of Eclipse. Stop trying, you aren't going to convince anyone. When I said all I literally meant all, including the module files and things like the map and item editor..

@MysticPro: > It's not made with eclipse… o.o So I guess he decided to name the forms of his game after the same name of the forms in Eclipse? (I decompiled crawle)

No, not really. He (tried to) copy the graphics too.

Kind of fucking obvious to me that it is made with Eclipse.

1\. This belongs in Eclipse Projects 2\. Looks like a cheap ripoff of haven and hearth.

I'm still wondering why you released this with the standard eclipse GUI. You didn't even take the time to fix those icons. This isn't worth being called alpha.

Thanks. Good. I removed a game with a gui i worked on for 2 hours just because I didnt press ctrl + r :(

Thats not the problem. All the modules and the frms are gone and I cant open anything

So, I decide to do some work on my game today. I open client.vb and this happens: [](http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/23/naamloosypm.png/) Uploaded with [ImageShack.us](http://imageshack.us) I tried reinstalling VB6, but it didn't help

*facepalm*

With one hand I work on my eclipse game, and with my other one I usally take a potato chip AND EAT IT