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Mecha Shadow

Member

• Feb 6, 2004

• #1

Here is my character plr file. It is named tails.plr so you have to rename your tails.plr realtails.plr. You should like this change. To use it just run Srb2 and select tails as your character. http://mysite.verizon.net/vze20su6/tails.zip

 

JTE

Member

• Feb 6, 2004

• #2

I don't like needing to rename wads srb2 uses because it'll cause lots of problems with consistency in netgames... Thanks for trying to make something worthwhile, though.

 

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Mecha Shadow

Member

• Feb 6, 2004

• #3

Did you use it though.

 

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SSC

Member

• Feb 6, 2004

• #4

You've ruined my game! Even if I rezip the srb2 beta, it won't run!!!

EDIT: OH, IT WORKS ALRIGHT! ONLY WITH TAILS THOUGH!

 

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Mecha Shadow

Member

• Feb 6, 2004

• #5

Didn't do nutin to mine.

 

Jake

Member

• Feb 7, 2004

• #6

And this, folks, is why you shouldn't alter your file extensions.

Sonikku92, I suggest you find a way to put this in a WAD file.

 

Shuffle

Developer

Sonic Team Junior

• Feb 7, 2004

• #7

This is why you always make backups....

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 7, 2004

• #8

You guys do realize that you can just addfile a .plr file just like anything else. The launcher even has .plr as a file extension in the add files dialog.

 

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a441

Member

• Feb 7, 2004

• #9

Indeed, plr files are wad files renamed.

 

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Mecha Shadow

Member

• Feb 7, 2004

• #10

The reason I didn't make a wad is because the character wads usually didn't work in the launcher.

 

Jake

Member

• Feb 7, 2004

• #11

Well, since you put it that way.... *goes out to try this*

 

SSNTails

What part of 'RETIRED' don't you understand?

• Feb 8, 2004

• #12

Don't make me do a CRC on the plrs....

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 8, 2004

• #13

Actually, that would probably be a good idea. Keep people from tinkering with them, so if these people ever try to play a netgame, they don't screw up the game for themselves.

 

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a441

Member

• Feb 9, 2004

• #14

By CRC, you mean MD5, right?

 

SSNTails

What part of 'RETIRED' don't you understand?

• Feb 9, 2004

• #15

I thought CRC was a general term that encompasses MD5.

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 9, 2004

• #16

Knowing a441, MD5 is an open source CRC *mauled*

 

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a441

Member

• Feb 9, 2004

• #17

From what I can tell, CRC refers to a specific algorithm, so MD5 is not "a CRC."