yes yes yes yes yes this is great I think it would be a good idea to add the pre-2009 history as well, and limit the Precursor Arc to before 2005 or 2006. This new arc would include the first cycle of very young users joining the forum (moshposh/Toon Dog, dlcs18, ben-09, me and a few others), as wel...

Who added you? You need to ask them to add you to the chat.

This adventure

I actually gave up in the coily area, that part was a bit annoying. But other than that, very impressive. Great work.

I hope to get past the coilies later – it doesn't actually look that hard, but my patience was quickly running out when I first tried it.

Absolutely brilliant adventure. I don't see what's so bad about the Grow part, I really liked it

If you avoid standing next to the Wraiths and go in straight lines as much as possible, you shouldn't have too much trouble in that part.

Ok, here we go... you asked for it!! :P It all started some eight years ago, when I entered third grade and got into this "accelerated learning" class. There I met a strange boy who seemed to have some social problems. He was ridiculed by the entire class (and occasionally some teachers), and the fa...

I used Wonderland to build a social life for a friend, turning him from a socially inept "nerd" to one of the most popular kids in my class. (long story)

Player 1.5.1 download: Clicky (click this if you have already downloaded 1.2 and 1.4) Editor 1.2 & Player 1.5.1 download: Clicky (entire editor package, including the updated player) The only change is that you are now able to see what level you're playing. This is helpful if you're playing a sector...

RTW does not allow that option as far as I know. For WA, however, there's a simple way to do it: Each game has a \Data\Graphics folder in its root directory. Two files, named hbuft.wdf and cvuupot1.wdf are found in this folder. Both of these can be opened with MS Paint so you can quickly change the ...

Editor 1.2 and player 1.4 are done!
Download: http://yuvsstuff.net/TrichromaticEditor.zip

Changes include Block mode, better editor interface, and some bug fixes.

If you've tried the previous version, you'll be relieved to see how much better this one is.

I was working on the Trichromatic editor when I got this:

The level has a preset size. However, the manual explains how to create level series of any size.

The text box labeled Next level: sets which level should be started when the player touches the exit square. If this is the last level in the series, type "end".

Kidkid, I'm pretty sure you're the first to know. The others never noticed it.

It was posted on the previous page - see this link:
http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=306739#306739

No replies related to the editor? Is anyone having trouble running it or something?

It doesn't work - the power button no longer reaches down far enough to turn the computer on. It's a purely mechanical problem, which means my files may survive. Thankfully, I've already finished the level editor for Trichromatic and backed everything up before that happened. It will probably be fix...

I opened up my laptop today to find this.

This looks very good. Keep it up!

Hah, I love dreams where you're something inanimate. I once had a dream where I was a box of tissues, and another where I was a cell in the periodic table of elements. Dreams are crazy stuff.

I tried it, it's a good approach to level editing. Two questions to you:
1. How do I make the rectangle move slower?
2. How do I remove individual objects?

It's here! An editor manual is included. It's not very long – I recommend reading it. An additional utility, Replace.exe, loads a level and replaces all tiles of a certain type with another type. Some virus scanners may report a virus alert when opening Editor.exe or Replace.exe. This is a false po...

yot yot5 wrote:The Zen Of The Labyrinth has provided me with some amazing WA puzzle ideas, BEWARE!

These are always good. Happy birthday!

Here's a pic of the editor in progress. Also, for those who haven't played the full game yet, click here to download it or here for the blog article about it. Planned editor features: possible "sectors" containing as many levels as you want ability to change background color maybe separate files for...

Mega bump!

A level editor and expansion pack are currently being worked on.

I am currently unsure about which programming language I'll be using for the editor, but it will most likely be AutoIt.

Text Eats Himself?

I'll be using this in the near future.

For the next version, you might want to make a button that copies the text into the clipboard. Use the clipboard_set_text() function (assuming it's available in the Lite edition).

...wait, so how did you make the levels work? Don't they usually crash the editor?

Anyways, I like what you did there. It's like going back to the first Wonderland Adventures and suddenly finding out how it all works, now that we're familiar with the editor.

Thanks for the comments!

A good moderator he was. :<

Couldn't agree more with all of you.

I can't seem to find any magic gloves in this one - am I missing something?

EDIT: Oh the shame of people posting at the same time, oh the shame...

I don't know how much this will be used...but just in case you would like the elegance of a grotesque sans serif typeface in your editor, here you go. http://yuvsstuff.net/gpouu.png Unzip gpou.wdf into \WA Editor v096\Data\Graphics. You might want to keep a backup of the original file. Can you guess...

You drew that? It looks really good.

Unrelated - here's my attempt at a colour ID Calculator:
Clicky

• Made with JavaScript (can be used both online and offline)
• Can convert in both ways
• Fully automatic conversion as you type or choose the values