Re: Omega Project
Posted by sde on
Thu Nov 6th 2003 at 10:04pm
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In Kornflakes' very own words:
m00.
Loco, I still really really don't agree with the black background, I think it makes sites look amateur.
Oh...er... :biggrin:
(Run away!)
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Myrk- on
Fri Nov 7th 2003 at 2:51am
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Is this site for a mod?! It looks very plain to be very honest, I think it needs some form of boarder or something to create interest. As I was taught by my art coordinator on my course- It's very hard to use just text to make something interesting, easier to use pictures and text, or even just pictures...
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Fri Nov 7th 2003 at 8:01am
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Fair points. I'll change the design today. The only reason I'm using just text at the moment is that I have no ftp access, and so I can only use blogger to get updates. It'll all be sorted soon. Trust me. :biggrin:
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Fri Nov 7th 2003 at 8:17am
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Updated. Hope this is better. Agreed that the old one was appauling. Sorry for using a black background, but Warhammer and all that isn't exactly themed around bright happy colours is it?
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Leperous on
Mon Nov 10th 2003 at 4:08pm
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There's a thing called 'edit' which makes a post deleting function redundant 99% of the time? :razz:
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Monqui on
Sun Nov 16th 2003 at 5:27pm
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Be 1337 and make your own.
I've been working on a ghetto stylee PHP one right now. Its coming along really really poorly, so I'm not sure why I'm telling people about it. I like to feel shamed, I guess. shrug
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Sun Nov 16th 2003 at 6:33pm
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I concentrate my (vague) computing skills on mapping, as I don't really have time for php, and I can't seem to set it up anyway. As a result I tend to go for the quick-and-easy method of finding freebie ones. Boring, cheap, and covered with adverts, as well as being generic, but it gets the job done.
Had a look at the forums on HLAtlas (I presume they were the ones which you were refering to) which were great! Good job!
Re: Omega Project
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Mon Nov 17th 2003 at 10:56am
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I made a forum and it was totally complete except for a PM system which I deliberately didn't include because at the time I was against PMs, and I didn't get round to making my own version of bbcode, it just seemed like it would take too long.
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Myrk- on
Mon Nov 17th 2003 at 3:01pm
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TBH it looks more like a poor ripoff of the Onion or Something Awfull rather than an HL2 mod page...
It needs graphics, it's screaming for them!
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Mon Nov 17th 2003 at 3:12pm
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This is a major problem. Wait 'til this weekend. Then I can really start fiddling. It's becuase it's based on blogger (so news can easily be posted) and there is no ftp space there. I don't have ftp access until the weekend. Just wait a little longer...
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Tue Nov 18th 2003 at 8:24am
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This is the problem: I'm such a newbie webmaster (sorry, did I just tag "master" onto the end of web...?) that I am incabable of settign up the damned things myself. Remotely hosted ones only is the cheap, ad-covered, ugly way forward!
Re: Omega Project
Posted by gimpinthesink on
Tue Nov 18th 2003 at 9:07am
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I got phpbb ones that I host so I dont get no adds and I've just been told I can take the adds of my site if I want to w00t.
So I thourght about it and decided that I would :smile: .
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Tue Nov 18th 2003 at 4:11pm
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I see you're hosted by hlgaming.com. I've contacted them twice about hosting, and on both occasions they said fine. I submitted the request for the url, and after that... zilch. Zero. Nothing. I haven't had a response on both occasions. I've given up. Did you have this problem?
Re: Omega Project
Posted by 2-bits on
Tue Nov 18th 2003 at 4:22pm
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We need new forums of some sort... our current ones are ghetto... anyway, if we do get hosted and change our forum, I could intergrate my news script with the forums (kind of like Snarkpit, actually)
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Wed Nov 19th 2003 at 7:53am
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Sounds like a good idea. gimpinthesink very kindly contacted the guy at hlgaming.com, so we should be able to get something sorted out during the holidays.
Re: Omega Project
Posted by gimpinthesink on
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No problem mate happy to help you out. :smile:
Re: Omega Project
Posted by matt on
Mon Dec 1st 2003 at 2:43pm
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page builder detector online
amateur web design package detected
/close page builder detector...
Re: Omega Project
Posted by Loco on
Mon Dec 1st 2003 at 3:10pm
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Thought I'd already explained this, but what the hey I'll try again. I'm using a blogspot site because it won't upload to the normal site (I need to sort-out hosting at some stage). As a result the best use of free time for me to expand the site quickly, as free time is almost non-existant for me at the moment, is to search for free blogging tools etc. One day I'll fix it all up and change the site completely, porbably over Christmas. Happy?
Re: Omega Project
Posted by 2-bits on
Mon Dec 1st 2003 at 4:39pm
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It's been in the works for about a year. Recently, it's been kind of idling, cause we thought HL2 was about to come out, but now that it's not...
Anyway, this is not an involuntary twitch.
Re: Omega Project
Posted by matt on
Mon Dec 1st 2003 at 4:49pm
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Lets hope the mods better than the website. But one question, how can you make a mod for a game with no clear release date?