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it works on the fenix version on my pc(which is the right one), so i should be okay :) and you either compiled it with a commandline, or you found out how to disable the debugger :) well done :)

the original author, being epic, or the maker of openjazz? ^^

it's working pretty good indeed, but the feeling isn't so good yet, it's a very good start however :), can't wait to see this improove :) i just played the first level a bit, and the jumping seems a bit wrong atm, is very fast, with weird physics, and bad control in the air, haven't played the...

as i said, you've got to tell the program where it can find the fenix compiler, it almost has to be that...

well, drawing things like boxes isn't really useful... check fenix on fire, lots of useful things there.

well, some people do that, they download things, and if they come across things they like, they buy it but i was more referring to the fact that most downloaders download WAY more than they could ever buy. if despite downloading you still buy stuff, i don't see anything wrong with downloading...

you might have a point concerning filesharing, but the idiotic comparison of actual theft of physical things versus downloading things without consent of the author is ridiculous and immediatly takes away any credibility... i don't really support filesharing either, but if used "smart" (aka you...

each process has an alpha variable (like the x, y, graph,...), but it's bugged, and unusable on the gp32.... just go to the gp32x filearchive, the right fenix can be found there :)

my first guess is that you didn't tell your ide where the fenix compiler is located

we've got both a betatest forum and a fenix forum, i think it would have been more appropriate to post there... but i'll give it a try :) just tested it (on my pc), first of all, have you played it on you gp32? i see transparent clouds, transparancy on the gp32 is very bugged (usually no...

aren't there different versions if the cap? on my nlu it's a white cap attached by what i think are small "rods" of the plastic that were trough the pcb, and then were melted up against it to attach the cap. i on mine i don't see a possibility to remove the cap without removing the little...

do note he talks a bout the BACK of the stick.... he probably want's to fix the loss of diagonals, and afaik ou've got to kut the little plastic circles off, the reattaching the back will require some glue i think....

why do you post this in the GP32 section if you can only add GP2X games? or can't i see gp32 games because non have been submitted yet?

2 things: 1. post it in the GP2X forum, NOT the gp32 forum 2. shorten your sig, why make it so long (do you want them to have to make rules for the sigs because people abuse it?)

there aren't so many fenix coders atm, but you can be sure that if you'd ask your question there you'd get an answer just as fast ^^ (or even faster, perhaps some fenix coders don't check this forum)

first recommendation: go to the fenix on fire website and download the fully documented source of a very basic breakout game i made :) secondly, i'll help you on some of your errors :) 1: just make an fpg containing the graphics, i don't know what you're doing with that new map command there...

is not possible i'm afraid... just do like all of us, use the documentation available on sites, and be happy that now things are easier to find thanks to fenix on fire and recent posts on this forum :)

i know that, is ofcourse first thing i tried :) it formatted, always giving a different number of bad sectors, standard was 174 i think, sometimes went up to 400+ when i had tried to copy something to it using my card reader...

one of my smartmedia cards died, so i went to buy a new one... i finally found 1 last card in a store here, but all others didn't have any... one of the stores even't offered to order one, but after trying with 8 dealers they gave up not finding any.... so when my other cards start dying i'm...

well he never said he didn't own it...