Segmint
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Pretty interesting question, huh? Hopefully this will get some very different answers. Please, post exactly why/how you got it.
Example:
"I got my nickname from Sonic and Amy mixed" doesn't say anything. You should explain why you decided to do that. Anyone who doesn't want to follow, obviously either doesn't read, or choose to be that way, and make topics like this, a total drag.
As for me, it's a bit of a long story.
Around the time SRB2 was first starting to become editable without many glitches (or maybe a bit later, near 1.08), I found the website looking for Sonic sprites (because I was interesting in making animated sprite comics, like CTRL C/V/Z (which doesn't exist anymore, sadly)), and I was interested with it very quickly, being a "beautiful 3D environment", so, I played it. At first, it was confusing. I got lost in GFZ Act 2, and I sorta went insane after that point, but eventually, I beat it. I liked how the levels were put together, and I wanted to make my own levels.
I started using Wad Author, and followed a441's beginners' tutorial. I sorta built it more differently than exactly how the guide specified, but I managed to get something working. I shortly after learned thok barriers, and water blocks/FOFs. My first wad ever, was called "Elemental Madness", and it was pretty good considering it was my first, sadly it looks majorly amateur now (I tagged the water directly onto the sector, instead of using a control). So, I messed around with more of the features SRB2 had to offer, and finally, I got the error;
I was confused. What had happened? I tried undoing what I had done, but it wouldn't work, so I made another wad, but I forgot the name. I messed around with conveyor belts and speed pads (thanks to Zero Ring), and I got them to work, but in the wrong way. Once again;
I couldn't figure out why it kept doing that, and I was incredibly fustrated. I kept making more levels, and I figured out what I was doing wrong.
- I was overlapping sectors
- There were open sectors
- Negative values for floor heights
- Other wacky stuff that I can't remember
So I kept experimenting with wadding, and I got pretty skilled in the art (although I don't have an example, and I feel I should showcase one soon), but I liked the error, and it taught me a lot more than anyone here can understand. I lurked around here for a long while, and on January 28, I finally joined as "Segmentium". It was the worst nickname ever created, in my opinion. I then forgot my password one day, and had to rejoin as a new alias. I still liked the "Segment" idea, but I couldn't think of anything, and just being called "Segment" sounded stupid. So I just changed it to Segmint, which works for me, and I have an element (ok, so maybe mint isn't an element, but it's a plant, so) to back behind my nickname.
Now, I want to get rid of the "Seg", but I can't, and I really don't want to create a new username just to change it.
So, just call me "Mint".
Example:
"I got my nickname from Sonic and Amy mixed" doesn't say anything. You should explain why you decided to do that. Anyone who doesn't want to follow, obviously either doesn't read, or choose to be that way, and make topics like this, a total drag.
As for me, it's a bit of a long story.
Around the time SRB2 was first starting to become editable without many glitches (or maybe a bit later, near 1.08), I found the website looking for Sonic sprites (because I was interesting in making animated sprite comics, like CTRL C/V/Z (which doesn't exist anymore, sadly)), and I was interested with it very quickly, being a "beautiful 3D environment", so, I played it. At first, it was confusing. I got lost in GFZ Act 2, and I sorta went insane after that point, but eventually, I beat it. I liked how the levels were put together, and I wanted to make my own levels.
I started using Wad Author, and followed a441's beginners' tutorial. I sorta built it more differently than exactly how the guide specified, but I managed to get something working. I shortly after learned thok barriers, and water blocks/FOFs. My first wad ever, was called "Elemental Madness", and it was pretty good considering it was my first, sadly it looks majorly amateur now (I tagged the water directly onto the sector, instead of using a control). So, I messed around with more of the features SRB2 had to offer, and finally, I got the error;
SRB2 said:Signal Handler; Segment Violation
I was confused. What had happened? I tried undoing what I had done, but it wouldn't work, so I made another wad, but I forgot the name. I messed around with conveyor belts and speed pads (thanks to Zero Ring), and I got them to work, but in the wrong way. Once again;
SRB2 said:Signal Handler; Segment Violation
I couldn't figure out why it kept doing that, and I was incredibly fustrated. I kept making more levels, and I figured out what I was doing wrong.
- I was overlapping sectors
- There were open sectors
- Negative values for floor heights
- Other wacky stuff that I can't remember
So I kept experimenting with wadding, and I got pretty skilled in the art (although I don't have an example, and I feel I should showcase one soon), but I liked the error, and it taught me a lot more than anyone here can understand. I lurked around here for a long while, and on January 28, I finally joined as "Segmentium". It was the worst nickname ever created, in my opinion. I then forgot my password one day, and had to rejoin as a new alias. I still liked the "Segment" idea, but I couldn't think of anything, and just being called "Segment" sounded stupid. So I just changed it to Segmint, which works for me, and I have an element (ok, so maybe mint isn't an element, but it's a plant, so) to back behind my nickname.
Now, I want to get rid of the "Seg", but I can't, and I really don't want to create a new username just to change it.
So, just call me "Mint".