drmike

> ,…," data-cid="924650" data-time="1404058717"> > > I'm guessing anyone who knows dx7 or dx8 around here can do that > > [EDIT] Answering your question, Yes (I know :)) Linky for that information: [https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aeclipseorigins.com%2Fcommunity%2F+day+night](https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aeclipseorigins.com%2Fcommunity%2F+day+night) I for one don't have a clue outside of that.

9703 was a great year

> I don't like the room's colors, looks like a modern office. Maybe it's an after hours bar for blue collar workers. :) But yes the blueish tones seem a bit strange.

Isn't that was this is? [http://www.forum.domoondoo.com/](http://www.forum.domoondoo.com/)

I'm here. Still looking at different platforms. Anything 3D seems way over my head so I've been looking at 2 and 2.5D stuff.

> is there any program that can make an ip allowed to have only 10 connections because i am always getting ddosed :( Let's start off with which version of windows you;re running and if it's a VPS, dedicated server, or something else. Also how much access you have to the server in question. Also if you;re already running a firewall and, if so, which specific one you;re running. Before you answer that question though, contact your provider and inform them that you are under attack, explain what's happening, and ask them if they are able to do anything. No, don't respond here. Take your hand away from that quote button. Open up your email and contact your host.

EO is server software, not web based software or a website. It's an actual program that you have to actually run online. Think of it like a WOW or SWTOR server. You're going to have to find a windows based host to host the software. They offer hosting for you if that helps: [http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/page/index.html/eclipse_origins_gold_silver_store.html](http://www.eclipseorigins.com/community/index.php?/page/index.html/eclipse_origins_gold_silver_store.html) Else I would suggest google'ing for 'windows vps' or 'windows server'. I can make suggestion although not sure, being fairly new myself with this software, how approate it would be for me to do so.

Is this the first time you've run the client? Have you made any changes to the files previously?

*ugh* I think I'm just going to buy the hosting. Their interface makes no sense to me. edit: How do we mark a thread as resolved? I can't find it in the editor or the FAQ/ forum instructions.

> I believe he is only referring to the GUI, the color of the monsters name are irrelevant, at least in this post. > > But yeah, you're right xD Sorry. I was looking at the whole picture as a single interface.

There are 9643 ways to leave your lover….

10?

> Selecting the base engine that is right for you is a fairly important step as well! This is important. Trying these engines out first before sitting down to work with them is important. Three months down the line only to find out that the engine doesn;t support what you need is not going to make you happy. Having said that, I;ve searched and don't see a thread on tools and/or procedures one may use for planning out a plot line. I know Fred over at Megatokyo has written a bit on the tools that he's using but they're all Mac based: [http://vn.megatokyo.com/](http://vn.megatokyo.com/) Any suggestions on plot planning for windows based folks? thanks

Now we got 9641 :)

The red of the "Crawlers" is a bit hard to read against the gray of the paths. I don't have the best eyesight though. Maybe a different font?….

> The logo needs to really take up most of the whole screen I have to disagree. If it took up the whole screen, it would clash with the logo at the beginning following the fade. Having said that, putting something small on the path in the middle might be a good idea. Of course to many gaming companies, that would probably mean cleavage. Maybe a character or two on the path would be something to consider.

Thanks for the response. I wasn't planning on using it for a production environment, just as testing. I've been purposing holding off creating an ec2 account over there untik something came up where i needed a windows box. I run a small webhosting company with mostly FreeBSD (and a couple offsite Debian) boxes and paying for a windows license isn't something I can get budgeted. If it works, maybe I can rack something locally then. Thanks again for your time.

I would think sitting down and working out a basic plotline on paper would be a good start.

Greets: I'm wanting to give Eclipse a try and have a question about hosting. I was wondering if Windows based Amazon EC2 hosting has been tried by anyone? I don't see it discussed on the forums and, considering it's free for the first year, I'm rather surprised. I'm not sure what the policy is for providing reference links as a new user here so please excuse me if I don't link to it directly. Thanks for your time, -drmike