(Click the screenshots to play it on another page)

This is the first game I made for telling a story, and also this is the first piece of code I wrote while getting drunk.

Thanks again my friends; Eren Özel, Barış Bayrak, Cenk Boran, Emre Büyüközkan and Gökhan Derala.

Just wanted to say, thats all. I love to do pixel art, It’s like meditation in some way, maybe a new for of knitwork, digital knitwork. I love that you can make amazing stuff with small 40×40 sprites, using them on games. If you like this bearded guy pixelart, use it any way you like, if you reference I would be very happy. As long as it looks like me, wherever you put it still its me so.. : )

GOBLIN FIGHT !

I thought it would be good to put this, somewhere reachable on internet. This is my first game project back in 2008. Coded on c++, very simple command line game. You duel your goblins, why goblins? I don’t have any idea. I had just passed advanced programing class with BB, and started learning more c++, but eventually gave up and, I became a actionscript/flash programmer. This one was a test, like “what I had just learned, and how can I put this into real life”. Don’t under estimate, game is tough. Download and take a look.

download windows .exe and source.

[SWF]http://godstroke.com/lokeMasters/wandering_ai.swf, 300, 300[/SWF]

So as explained, we have to set environment variable again as Air likes, to make it see the default browser. I’d like to do this more ‘globally’ so any air app could do so.

go to Terminal, type:

[CC lang="bash"]cd Scripts
gedit setDefaultBrowserForAdobeAirAndLaunch[/CC]

copy and paste following:

[CC lang="bash"]#!/bin/sh
export GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID=Default
$1[/CC]

Save it, than back to terminal and make script executable[CC lang="bash"]sudo chmod a+x setDefaultBrowserForAdobeAirAndLaunch[/CC]

next we configure twhirl and tweetdeck launchers, find them in gnome Main menu configuration window (under ‘Applications>Accesories’ by default).
click properties and edit the commands  to:

for Tweetdeck.
[CC lang="bash"]/home/[your username here]/scripts/setDefaultBrowserForAdobeAirAndLaunch ‘/opt/TweetDeck/bin/TweetDeck’[/CC]

for Twhirl ( check path! i use custom path to twhirl )
[CC lang="bash"]//home/[your username here]/scripts/setDefaultBrowserForAdobeAirAndLaunch ‘/opt/twhirl/twhirl/bin/twhirl’[/CC]

Done! when you launch by lunchers we just configured, these two will open any link in your default browser. You can use  same sript to launch all your air apllications to make them work with the browser you want.

Note: I use a /Scripts folder in my home folder, you can place script wherever you like.

Things you need:

1. A computer running a linux distribution with apt-get  (such as ubuntu)
2. A twitter account

Preparation:

1. open up terminal and type: sudo apt-get install twidge to install twidge
   
2. than type: twidge setup
3. enter your twitter username and password as directed.
4. (optional) type: twidge lscommands to see all commands available, also you can type: twidge <the command you want to get help about> –help
5. type: twidge update “Yay! This is my first tweet on command line, im so geek!”
6. enjoy.

Preferably:

• You can make your computer to auto tweet something at some event using sh.

After the latest update of Jdownloader, on linux ubuntu 9.04 64bit, when you run, it breaks compiz, you can solve this by, as expected, there is no problem on windows-vista, bravo!

1. terminal : “gksu metacity –replace”
2. run Jdownloader
3. terminal : “gksu compiz –replace”. (optional)

You should do this everytime you want to start Jdownloader on linux. I suggest switching to Tucan downloader until this resolves, Tucan is not better but GTK native, i think the only minus is that it does’t have auto extracting. I guess this happens becouse Jdownloader conflicts with compiz-emerald when it tries to draw its own chrome.

UPDATE: 5 JUL 2009

New updates came, but none solved the problem.

UPDATE: 19 JUL 2009

YES! problem was caused by me forcing JDownloader to work on 32 bit Java on a 64bit system. So i modified the run command in the JDownloader launcher on my desktop and Voilà!

[YOUR JAVA PATH] home/JDownloader.jar

You can also install open jdk and run JDowloader with the path to that as Michi suggested in comments.