Bingo - that is correct. I forgot about the spaces. Otherwise, it's like C:\Lemmin~1\ (or whatever).Collector wrote:Since the path includes spaces enclose it with quotes, i.e.Code: Select all
CD\ C:\ xcopy /s /y "C:\Lemmings Revolution\SavedGame.dat" C:\DATA "C:\Lemmings Revolution\Lemmings Revolution.exe"
Sometimes I have good ideas.BBP wrote:Thanks guys, the batch worked!
You mean most of the time.Tawmis wrote:Sometimes I have good ideas.BBP wrote:Thanks guys, the batch worked!
Flattery will get you everywhere!Rath Darkblade wrote:You mean most of the time.Tawmis wrote:Sometimes I have good ideas.BBP wrote:Thanks guys, the batch worked!
(Incidentally, there's a little gift here for you)
Never heard of it? What is Crank? Or an Idle Game?BBP wrote:Just finished the browser game Crank.
...I don't get these "idle" games.
Incremental games (also known as idle games, clicker games, or clicking games) are video games whose gameplay consists of the player performing simple actions such as clicking on the screen repeatedly ("grinding") to earn currency.[1] In some games, even the clicking becomes unnecessary after a time, as the game plays itself, including in the player's absence,[2] hence the moniker "idle game".
Oh so - like... what was that game... Candy Crush?BBP wrote:Simply put: it's a waiting game.
Incremental games (also known as idle games, clicker games, or clicking games) are video games whose gameplay consists of the player performing simple actions such as clicking on the screen repeatedly ("grinding") to earn currency.[1] In some games, even the clicking becomes unnecessary after a time, as the game plays itself, including in the player's absence,[2] hence the moniker "idle game".
I always liked Kishon's absurdist, gentle humour. Look him up - he's definitely worth reading."Yes," I agreed sadly, "human beings are becoming irrelevant. I read that somewhere in Sweden, someone invented a computer that can play chess at world champion level."
"I'd buy two," said Avrinka. "Let them break their heads against each other, and in the meantime, I can go and see some interesting movie."
So we finished our coffee and strolled down to the cinema. On the pavement ahead of us, an impoverished violinist sat in the sun. Instead of a violin, his violin case held a transistor radio, which played the latest hits. Who said there's nothing new under the sun?
Unfortunately it turns out the patch doesn't fix the fall height issue on my version (which is apparently rare). Just watched a lot of lems go splat in Tanks A Lot.BBP wrote:Can't believe it's been this long since I first fired up Lemmings Revolution... I didn't even mention I was playing it here!
(...)
One nasty error was one level couldn't be played, but that was caught and a patch was released. Unfortunately the patch did something else: causing the maximum fall height to fail - in 50% of cases a Lemming would die at the maximum allowed fall height, which meant two levels couldn't be finished. I could still play it, sort of...
Back then I asked a Lemmings forum for help, but there wasn't much to be gained...
...nine years later, somebody has programmed a patch that resolves quite a few of the issues!
And you remained sane enough after such a horrendous experience to remember your log in and post this distressing news?! Amazing.Fender_178 wrote:Well I finished MOE recently.
Playing MOE surely can't be as horrendous as an encounter with Bel-Shamharoth, the Soul Sucker.Tawmis wrote:And you remained sane enough after such a horrendous experience to remember your log in and post this distressing news?! Amazing.Fender_178 wrote:Well I finished MOE recently.
