author=rcholbert

author=Nightblade
Then they can follow the re-direct link, but I don't understand your exact problem. People who find this place by accident are just as likely to find MD by accident. Furthermore, Dreamincode's visitor base far exceeds this site's. Giving the engine proper exposure is not going to be an issue.

I would say that his deciding to leave was for purely subjective reasons -- he doesn't like the site or community (maybe both), and most of his friends have moved on. That's cool. Objectively it's probably not the best situation for the upstart RPG Maker 20XX engine. Its homebase at Meridian Dance is nowhere near as easy to find "by accident" as rpgmaker.net. If you're not one of the core members there, or know one of them, the place doesn't exist. You won't find it on google or other search engines looking for common RPG Maker related terms, where as it is pretty popular here and has generated a lot of dicussion. Dream.In.Code is a huge community but it's almost entirely geared towards programmers helping programmers. Maybe I am wrong, but I doubt many programmers are in need of a replacement engine for RPG Maker 2003. It's not a place your average rm2k/3 user would search to find cool things.

Anyways, best of luck WolfCoder.

author=WolfCoder

author=Clyve
Highlight. CTRL C. Click. CTRL V.

That shit is hard.

It is when every website has their own format restrictions. This is true even among a family of sites that claim to interpret BBCode. Or perhaps you're forgetting I'm leaving for different reasons.

I would not have minded direct links to the project pages on both Meridian and Dreamincode. Because I can't really find anything (especially on dreamincode, that site is probably what RMN4 seems like at first glance!).

For some reason the project page on MD is under my personal profile and Dreamscode doesn't have a block entry yet. I have to write one there. My Dreamscode is for news and links, Meridian Dance is the content host for 20XX (you download from MD every time you download engine).

Don't worry I'll fix this soon. New tutorials will be up on MD too for Acknex 8 and may get cross hosted on Dreamscode.

author=Ramza

author=WolfCoder
You also forget one ten thousandth of half a million plus the integral of two thousand multiplied by a unit day/night cycle curve over 24 hours is still far more than about 80.

.... shwa?

author=Thiamor
No, it's a color! Get your facts straight!