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I had 170 + queries on the proarcade page and after the modified php and templates 20!! The highscores are gone but is there a way to list the scores somewhere without the load of queries?
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Over half the games at the zone are Java-based. If you can rightclick a file and get the "about macromedia 6" popup, it's a swf. If you see it go 'loading sounds, images and notice an 'applet started' saying in the status bar, it's java-based. Even the versions at Shockwave.com are java games.
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ive got 2 problems with this...first one is there is no sounds yet there is an option for sound on/off, second thing is when i start the game i get a message saying system is too low and will not be keeping score. This is not a message from my computer but with-in the game itself before beginning playing. I played afew games and it appears to be keeping score with no problems... :lick: |
i broke my arcade!! LOL
http://forum.ragezone.com lol use ragezone skin and go to /proarcade.php and look!!! |
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2. Mine does that too for some reason |
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hey i ++++ed my pc totally and pro arcade dont work.. i think its my active x settings but i enabled it all and it dont work.. but it works on my other 2 pcs..
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Tutorial: How to modify games
For those of you who want to modify games but aren't sure how to get started here's a little tutorial to help you out. The first thing you'll need to do is find the score variable. You could just search through the code in the .fla and find it yourself, but this is how I do it. I use a program called flash tool set which can be downloaded here: Flash Tool Set Open the .swf file with F.T.S. and look up at the top toolbar.. Click the "aB" text icon. Screenshot 1 You'll see a list of variables used within the game.. Most of the time it will list the score variable.. For this particular game you can see that the score variable is gScore. Screenshot 2 Now that you know the score variable, open the game's .fla file with Flash MX. Up at the top (center frame) you'll see the actions layer. Find the "game over" section of that layer (usually at or close to the end) and click it. Screenshot 3 Now look just below the frame that shows the images and you'll see the contents. Up at the top right hand corner click the little list icon and select "expert mode" (see screenshot below). Screenshot 4 Then insert the vbproarcade code in the text area. Screenshot 5 In the top lefthand corner click file and then save. Now click file again and select "export movie".. It will then export your modified .fla as a .swf file. Upload it and test to make sure it works. Some games aren't as easy so you might have to experiment a little. On games that don't end by themselves (such as roulette), you'll have to add a "submit score" button. Just go to the layer where you want the button to appear, then look up at the top and click window + common libraries + buttons. Choose the button that you want then left click on it and drag it to the scene. Once you have it in the scene just paste this code into the text area for the action: Code for buttons Code:
on (release) { Hopefully this is helpful to some of you guys. I figure if more people know how to modify the games we'll have a lot more games to choose from. :) |
Nice Tutorial EvilLS1. :)
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