dude, that's awesome Ö it really is great! i love it.. and to be honest, it really looks like the orignal game, which means...

...+1

wow, that's cool maybe you could have it running around more randomly whe you're not chasing it. Now it's just standing still when you're far enough, but it would be nice to have it moving, just to have some more realistic and interactive surrounding

the third one is  the best it looks like a glass for barbär, but then made of ceramics or whatever it is.. i love beer myself (really not just like, but love xp ) and i would choose the last one

this is barbar:

All components needed to make an arduino compatible system:
http://www.iprototype.nl/products/kits/barebone-arduino-kit
That's whats going in the newer model. It's gonna be a lot smaller and cheaper than an arduino.

great i'm curious to see it.. and i love that site, that's where i bought my arduino and my components xp

Hi

i'm having trouble with a part of my code

1) a little bit of background information
I'm having a table filled with class instances, from the class cell. each instance has these values:
     - xPos
     - yPos
     - radius
     - xMov
     - yMov

2) every loop i want to remove all the cells with a radius of zero (so self.radius = 0)
as far as i know, i can't do this with a for loop, since removing items out of the table while working with the tablelength in a for loop messes up everything

here's the code

cell = class()
cellTable = {}

timer.start(0.01)

function cell:init(x,y,radius)
self.xPos = x
self.yPos = y
self.radius = radius
self.xMov = math.random(-1,1)
self.yMov = math.random(-1,1)
end

function on.create()
text = "no collision"
end

table.insert(cellTable, cell(10,10,10))
table.insert(cellTable, cell(100,90,20))
table.insert(cellTable, cell(69,200,10))
table.insert(cellTable, cell(180,50,10))
table.insert(cellTable, cell(150,150,10))

function on.timer()
for k,v in pairs(cellTable) do
v:move()
end
removeCells()
platform.window:invalidate()
end

function on.paint(gc)
for k,v in pairs(cellTable) do
v:paint(gc)
end
checkCollision(cellTable)
end

function removeCells()
        --here's the part that should remove items out of the list
end

function checkCollision()
        --This function check for collisions (you don't say) and decreases or increases the radius when needed
end


this is only part of the code, but it's the part that matters (it's a school project i'm working on, and should not yet be made available till after the exams)

i hope i made pyself clear, and as always, any help would be greatly appreciated

Nick

same bugs as hayleia (cx cas)

this is soooo great, i'm really feeling sorry for my [tab] button ö but this is so cool, nice job

Do you create the view of the buildings with rectangles, or is it an image? because if it were an image it would be quite slowing down indeed

How does he always come up with these things it's just amazing ö even more, it's incredible !