Blue123
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Thank you. I have a current WIP right now that should be done in a few weeks (if ordered parts arrive in time, that is). Which one did you like the most? I ask because I'm trying to narrow done a style of design and building, and having input from outside of the usual LEGO community would be helpful.
I really liked Set 1968- "Not a MOC", and the Mobile Command Trailer. They had really good build qualities, and represent the wonderful sci-fi/"discovering" style of lego that I love. Pity I've never been good with lego myself.
Keep at it, you're great.
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I also build LEGO spaceships as a hobby. Can you do anything with that?
Dude
Those are awesome
I think this is a pretty weak troll though, I mean, he's on a forum talking to "nerds", which he apparently hates talking to, telling people to get a life. Someone needs to get a life alright, but I have a feeling it's not who he thinks it is.
You're quite right... that someone really needs to "get a life".
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I had an account before the old forums died. So.. um ... get a life?
I'm going to be the bigger man here and leave or possibly close this topic. I hate arguing with nerds.
dey see me trollan
You're not very good at doing anything other than failing to irritate other people. So quit acting like an INTERNETS TOUGH GUY LOL
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Omg, really? How are we suppose to figure that one out, kinda like pressing reload a long time, I only know it because a friend played on my pc and I saw him sheathing the gun.
That's exactly how I did it... but by the time I found it I'd reached the endgame.
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Yes, holding down the tab key activates the flashlight.
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If you're playing someone good in Street Fighter you can't just button mash to win. 2d Fighters still take far more skill than 3d fighters. GoW2 is an easy FPS anyways. Lets see him play SF2 in the arcade and an FPS thats actually requires skill and strategy.
Ok, gears of war 2 is easy then...
GoW2 FPSwat
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Jolly good show, what ho, I say! Well done old chap!
LALALAAAAAAAAAAALALALALALAAAAAAAAAAAAA
LALALAAAAAAAAAAALALALALALAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I'm going to be singing that for ages.
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=uCa1l3uzau8&feature=channel_page
OMG OMG THE VIDEO IS AVAILABLE IN HD!
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http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/free-radical-design-latest-to-face-financial-trouble
http://www.edge-online.com/features/source-free-radical-locked-up
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/free-radical-design-closes-doors
So, apparently, Free Radical are closed for business. Has anyone else heard about this? I think it's a pretty sad thing, as FR made TimeSplitters, which is perhaps one of the most enjoyable series I've played through... the humour and wackyness of the games was just pure bliss. It's a pity to see a zany and (moar than others) original studio.
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Well done, live long and be happy together...
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Although I haven't heard of it, I'm afraid that information is a bit too vague. Do you have anything else to go on?
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I would only advise you pick up this hobby if you are serious about it. Let me tell you something important: You WON'T create a Halo-sounding piece if this is your first time composing. You are essentially taking up a new instrument.
This CANNOT be emphasised strongly enough. It will take a hell of a long time to master the essentials, and that's just the beginning! But, not only are we actually composing music, we are using technology too- and to get the best results, you need to know how everything works. Putting the two together means a significant amount of tiem. You need to be dedicated, and you need to be motivated. A lot of it can be confusing, while at other times it may seem like you're just grinding through useless stuff.
BUT! It's not impossible. Put yourself into it, srs up, and you'll get far. Good luck, bro.
Also, listen to DZComposer, ehs a pretty cool guy.
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There's a mod that allows you to do that. I can dig the link up later if you guys want it...
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w00t, I just made 100 Medicine, 100 repair and 100 Small guns with level 17.
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Re-installing trials may or may not work, but first of all most trials don't allow you to save your work (well, the FL Studio one doesn't). It may be worth, for the time being, to start notating your ideas in a program such as Anvil Studio, and then transferring them over to a DAW when you get it. I've been doing this for ages, heh, and it also stops me getting confused when I try to modify and work on a piece inside a DAW because I know what I've got.
Save up your money. Don't buy a lower-end product than the one you need; you might end up regretting it later.
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That works. Thank you very much.
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Hmm, well, what I'm trying to do is import MIDI files from another program in (Sibelius) and then using a VST in FL Studio. So yes partly, all I need to do is change it to channel one. When I import the MIDI and go to the piano roll, everything is in Colour group/MIDI channel 10 (pinkish) while it needs to be in MIDI channel 1.
Thanks. Sorry if any of this is confusing; I'm still pretty new to all this stuff.
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Hi guys,
Right, so in the piano roll, you get different colour groups, which correspond to different MIDI channels. However, recently I've had a long MIDI file to import, and all of it is in channel 10; I need to get it into channel 1, so is there any easy way of doing this without having to manually change each note?
Thanks in advance.
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Pretty much this thread topic summed up in one word
He's gunna get OWNED
He's gunna get RAPED
fix'd
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Congratulations!
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It's not the fact that he may be good at games; it's the fact that he is trash-talking about how he'll 'beat your ass.'
If he has want it takes to back it up, so be it. If he doesn't, he needs to shut up.
Perhaps the reason his music is shit is because all he does is play games instead of taking speech lessons.
I quite like this post.
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Soulja Boy is GONNA GET RAPED
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On teh subject of cooling, it may be worth putting in a small note that reads CLEAN INSIDE YOUR COMPUTAR. Although it depends on the conditions of the room the machine is in, dust always builds up inside, acting as an insulator (which leads to heat buildup...). Every 6 months it's worth investing in a small can of compressed air, opening up the case and giving a good spray on the fans and crevices. It's made a big difference for me.
ScrewAttack accepts Soulja Boy's challenge on Xbox Live.
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Oh dang. Sorry about that. To be honest, I really liked all of the stuff there- but if I had to choose, I'd say the Shield Breakers (Both of them!) and the new WIP, which looks a really awesome mobile base.