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I hate hyperquoting. It's funny for a few posts, but gets old real quick.
So there.  :twisted:
 :lol:

That's just so wrong. I think.

Let's fix this problem, then!

That might be a good idea.

Won't catch me hyperquoting... :

Me either .... oh fiddlesticks :twisted:

Tssk tssk, I would never do such a thing as Hyperquoting... Oh shi-

You guys aren't even trying.
.... D:

Is this how we broke the system earlier?  

It wasn't me, I didn't do it nobody saw me do it you can't prove anything

we haven't even begun tp test the system, right, FastHost?

tp test? who is supplying?

Sure I'll supply some!

this tp is a bit too rough for my delicateness..

Delicatessen?  I could really go for a sub right now...

That sounds good, let's meat for lunch  

This is a quotation. It's the repetition of one expression as part of another one, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed (as by citation) to its original source. Aha.

Hmm, you sure about that? What's your source?

Wiki always speaks the truth. Especially here.
WHAT, he's not a moose whisperer anymore? :shock:

Did you know that Jem Godfrey is an anagram for "Gee My Fjord"?

What about "My Freed Jog"?

That's a propitious accusation.

When quoting, you can save vertical space by beginning your response right after the closing square bracket after the "/quote" tag without hitting <return>. This also makes a hyperquote more visually appealing and a teeny bit less annoying to some....
I've pruned the spare lines out of this one. The old forum gave some quite pleasant curves when this was done.  

And we all love pleasant curves don't we kids?

That's really quite pleasing to the eye - a bit like a Bridget Riley painting.  Is colour preserved in quotes?

That would be a "yes" then.  

Has all this not broken it yet??

No (two spare lines deleted)  

Numbering the quotees can help when trying to find the limit

I'm pleased to say it's still working perfectly on my  G1. And looking delightfully curvaceous, to boot.

30 Works OK for me. What was hyperquoting? & that should be 31

32 I can see that too - marvellous stuff!

this is some big ass quote
curvalicious :mrgreen:

I filled in the missing numbaz!

...and I took out the blank lines!  

The notes you hear are individually triggered as the sack-boy runs past the the white "speaker" objects, so a pixel or two left and right and the timing changes. Put him in a car and the tempo goes up.  

Ooh! Fun!!!
So it'll play backwards if you run back the other way.... this could have been useful to Jem recently!

LOL
Yes, run back the other way and the tune is played in reverse order (not backwards samples of course).
They can also be triggered by a switch object, so I could have attached a switch object to, say, an Indiana Jones style ball and rolled that past to acheive the same effect....or attach it to a rocket powered car for really widdly passages!  
I'm not kidding, the only signiifcant limitations are imagination and patience.

LOL

I have sooo many ideas re the musical content of some "puzzles" I could do - even with just the bits I have collected so far in the game.

The timing of the Hyper-V bit could indeed do with a little more adjustment but it is completely free-form (no 4/4 constraint in the game). The notes you hear are individually triggered as the sack-boy runs past the the white "speaker" objects, so a pixel or two left and right and the timing changes. Put him in a car and the tempo goes up.  
Other sounds collected so far include a sine-wave tone, bass and drum samples. The potential is quite large. For example, another layer of speaker objects on top of the ones above and there would be drums in the riff....

I just don't expect to be able to load actual music into it (mp3s or whatever) because uploading these to the world at large would open the can on copyright issues (and foul-mouth idiots, etc.).  

As for the background, with more time I could have manually "Frost*ed" the background of a winter scene but I chose one of the quick and easy ready-made "template" backgrounds. The thing is, I haven't played the one-player game far enough to collect the snow/winter template....yet.  

Possibly. But what if she's still egging the old cock on?

That wood hen beak cool. I'd eggs pecked her to stay couped up for a bit, her being a cool chicken all.

Good grief! Could it be....

The Wrong Browsers!!

Those look excellent - do they come in a choice of colours for the frosticle?

Yes they will be available from the store in 4 colors:


And if you purchase all 4 and flip them over you get this:

Nice work Dave, clever compilation of covers remixed.  

Presumably they come in a Matt finish?

Thanks guys.  

The bogglingly clever bit is that every bit they used in the playable bit of the game becomes available for you to make your own levels. Even that Vision On - Gallery music is useable. You can even take apart the supplied levels to find out how they were done.

Creating huge solid shapes out of anything from carboard to sponge, steel to stone is ludicrously easy.

Every different technique is humourously tutorialised with the excellent Mr Fry's voice-over. You can create just about anything in this game and the toolbox just keeps growing and growing.

The ability to make your own stickers (used to decorate or paint items) using an add-on "Eye" camera makes custom themed decoration very possible.

Just playing the supplied levels is enormous fun. I've had several laugh-out-loud moments (been a while since a game did that) and I've only just scratched the surface....

Cooperative play is even more fun, my lad and I were in fits of laughter earlier on when we both grabbed hold of a rocket-propeller car thingy and we looped insanely out of control across the screen!

I'm planning on making at least one decently challenging Frost*-flavoured level and uploading it to the PSN community for the world to play. Time is the only enemy, of course, getting it right and good enough for others to play isn't a 5-minute job....but it is a whole bunch of fun.

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I hate hyperquoting. It's funny for a few posts, but gets old real quick.
So there.  :twisted:
 :lol:

That's just so wrong. I think.

Let's fix this problem, then!

That might be a good idea.

Won't catch me hyperquoting... :

Me either .... oh fiddlesticks :twisted:

Tssk tssk, I would never do such a thing as Hyperquoting... Oh shi-

You guys aren't even trying.
.... D:

Is this how we broke the system earlier?  

It wasn't me, I didn't do it nobody saw me do it you can't prove anything

we haven't even begun tp test the system, right, FastHost?

tp test? who is supplying?

Sure I'll supply some!

this tp is a bit too rough for my delicateness..

Delicatessen?  I could really go for a sub right now...

That sounds good, let's meat for lunch  

This is a quotation. It's the repetition of one expression as part of another one, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed (as by citation) to its original source. Aha.

Hmm, you sure about that? What's your source?

Wiki always speaks the truth. Especially here.
WHAT, he's not a moose whisperer anymore? :shock:

Did you know that Jem Godfrey is an anagram for "Gee My Fjord"?

What about "My Freed Jog"?

That's a propitious accusation.

When quoting, you can save vertical space by beginning your response right after the closing square bracket after the "/quote" tag without hitting <return>. This also makes a hyperquote more visually appealing and a teeny bit less annoying to some....
I've pruned the spare lines out of this one. The old forum gave some quite pleasant curves when this was done.  

And we all love pleasant curves don't we kids?

That's really quite pleasing to the eye - a bit like a Bridget Riley painting.  Is colour preserved in quotes?

That would be a "yes" then.  

Has all this not broken it yet??

No (two spare lines deleted)  

Numbering the quotees can help when trying to find the limit

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I hate hyperquoting. It's funny for a few posts, but gets old real quick.
So there.  :twisted:
 :lol:

That's just so wrong. I think.

Let's fix this problem, then!

That might be a good idea.

Won't catch me hyperquoting... :

Me either .... oh fiddlesticks :twisted:

Tssk tssk, I would never do such a thing as Hyperquoting... Oh shi-

You guys aren't even trying.
.... D:

Is this how we broke the system earlier?  

It wasn't me, I didn't do it nobody saw me do it you can't prove anything

we haven't even begun tp test the system, right, FastHost?

tp test? who is supplying?

Sure I'll supply some!

this tp is a bit too rough for my delicateness..

Delicatessen?  I could really go for a sub right now...

That sounds good, let's meat for lunch  

This is a quotation. It's the repetition of one expression as part of another one, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed (as by citation) to its original source. Aha.

Hmm, you sure about that? What's your source?

Wiki always speaks the truth. Especially here.
WHAT, he's not a moose whisperer anymore? :shock:

Did you know that Jem Godfrey is an anagram for "Gee My Fjord"?

What about "My Freed Jog"?

That's a propitious accusation.

When quoting, you can save vertical space by beginning your response right after the closing square bracket after the "/quote" tag without hitting <return>. This also makes a hyperquote more visually appealing and a teeny bit less annoying to some....
I've pruned the spare lines out of this one. The old forum gave some quite pleasant curves when this was done.  

And we all love pleasant curves don't we kids?

That's really quite pleasing to the eye - a bit like a Bridget Riley painting.  Is colour preserved in quotes?

That would be a "yes" then.  

Has all this not broken it yet??

No (two spare lines deleted)  

[here]

I hate hyperquoting. It's funny for a few posts, but gets old real quick.
So there.  :twisted:
 :lol:

That's just so wrong. I think.

Let's fix this problem, then!

That might be a good idea.

Won't catch me hyperquoting... :

Me either .... oh fiddlesticks :twisted:

Tssk tssk, I would never do such a thing as Hyperquoting... Oh shi-

You guys aren't even trying.
.... D:

Is this how we broke the system earlier?  

It wasn't me, I didn't do it nobody saw me do it you can't prove anything

we haven't even begun tp test the system, right, FastHost?

tp test? who is supplying?

Sure I'll supply some!

this tp is a bit too rough for my delicateness..

Delicatessen?  I could really go for a sub right now...

That sounds good, let's meat for lunch  

This is a quotation. It's the repetition of one expression as part of another one, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed (as by citation) to its original source. Aha.

Hmm, you sure about that? What's your source?

Wiki always speaks the truth. Especially here.
WHAT, he's not a moose whisperer anymore? :shock:

Did you know that Jem Godfrey is an anagram for "Gee My Fjord"?

What about "My Freed Jog"?

That's a propitious accusation.

When quoting, you can save vertical space by beginning your response right after the closing square bracket after the "/quote" tag without hitting <return>. This also makes a hyperquote more visually appealing and a teeny bit less annoying to some....
I've pruned the spare lines out of this one. The old forum gave some quite pleasant curves when this was done.  

And we all love pleasant curves don't we kids?

That's really quite pleasing to the eye - a bit like a Bridget Riley painting.  Is colour preserved in quotes?

That would be a "yes" then.  In fact there is a "here" up there that is coloured.  

I'd like to hear more about those chicken enclosures.

Doesn't enclosure only occur when a fowl relationship is completely over and the female chicken is ready to start seeing other cocks again....?

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I hate hyperquoting. It's funny for a few posts, but gets old real quick.
So there.  :twisted:
 :lol:

That's just so wrong. I think.

Let's fix this problem, then!

That might be a good idea.

Won't catch me hyperquoting... :

Me either .... oh fiddlesticks :twisted:

Tssk tssk, I would never do such a thing as Hyperquoting... Oh shi-

You guys aren't even trying.
.... D:

Is this how we broke the system earlier?  

It wasn't me, I didn't do it nobody saw me do it you can't prove anything

we haven't even begun tp test the system, right, FastHost?

tp test? who is supplying?

Sure I'll supply some!

this tp is a bit too rough for my delicateness..

Delicatessen?  I could really go for a sub right now...

That sounds good, let's meat for lunch  

This is a quotation. It's the repetition of one expression as part of another one, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed (as by citation) to its original source. Aha.

Hmm, you sure about that? What's your source?

Wiki always speaks the truth. Especially here.
WHAT, he's not a moose whisperer anymore? :shock:

Did you know that Jem Godfrey is an anagram for "Gee My Fjord"?

What about "My Freed Jog"?

That's a propitious accusation.

When quoting, you can save vertical space by beginning your response right after the closing square bracket after the "/quote" tag without hitting <return>. This also makes a hyperquote more visually appealing and a teeny bit less annoying to some....
I've pruned the spare lines out of this one. The old forum gave some quite pleasant curves when this was done.  

Whaticipating in pre? Pre-frost? Pre-winter? Pre-posting?

Do you mean perma-frost?

Was that TBE when he had longer hair?

Welcome Dena - if your posting level here is the same as across on the IB forum, Pedro's going to have his work cut out!  

I'm a little worried I might be spreading myself too thinly, actually...    :lol:

Wafer thin here too!
Welcome to the board Dena.  

Well, it's crummy quality video but here is a glimpse of one of my first tinkerings with the level creation tools of Little Big Planet on Playstation3.

Like I say, it's a bit fuzzy so you can't read the "Hi Frost*ies..." text but it does give a glimpse of some early possibilities.

Should be feasible to develop a good music based puzzle level with a full-on Frost*y feel for players around the world to have a go at.  

Edit: 2nd test video