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 Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:51 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Hey you guys!!! Go to Gambino!!!!!!!!! whee ?? I see.. they must be preparing.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:52 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Is it just me or is this week going by reaaaaaaaaaaly slow? I'd say the opposite has been true for me... but maybe that's because I have a project due at the end of the week. A big program.. I'm a good portion of the way through it, but I still have a bunch to do. It keeps track of lines in a DMV. Basically, the input is people coming in, then time passing. It keeps track of things like who is being waited on, how long people have been waiting in line... people will even leave if they have to wait too long. It's not that complicated... At least, it doesn't seem so to me..... Then again, I have had two years of programming courses, and a lot of time before that doing it on my own.....
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:59 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Mort Mer De Noms *eats comfort food*
Mmm food stressed
Anyways... I hope I get DDR soon, I need my fix >_O
Damn drugs blaugh DDR is fun XD I'll say so.. I have close to 1000 songs on stepmania... sweatdrop ya dun need to Mod it.. Theres a certian cord you can get to hook it up to your compie.. *goes hunting for the info in her step mania file* Edit: *sends it to Koukon in aim* I have one of these.... I actually use it more often with regular PS2 controllers... works great for emulators. Not with the EMS one. One thing, though, if you get that one... make sure you install what's on the floppy disk before you plug in the adapter, otherwise it screws up. Just follow the instructions in the readme and you'll do fine. Once you do get it setup, it's so easy to use... graphical interface and everything. It supports the analogue sticks and the duel shock (if you can find a program to use it) and also has a program called joy2key on the disk. It's an extremely simple program.. no installation needed, just drag and drop it into a directory and you're good to go. What it does it it converts anything a joystick can do (which, with that adapter, means anything a PS2 controller can do) and converts it into mouse and/or keyboard commands. So if you have trouble getting an emulator or whatever working with it, you can just make it so that pressing up on the controller presses up on the keyboard, etc., then use the emulator, telling it those are all keyboard commands. Anyway, I'll stop rambling. Needless to say, it's an excelent little toy.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 1:00 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Speaking of DDR, my grandparents randomly ordered me the RedOctane metal pad o.o It's sweet, but I'm having some problems getting use to it sweatdrop
I'm also sorry for not being on, but IRL, I have been really busy. I've heard those are awesome... the only one better (which I've actually had the privelege of using) is the Cobolt Flux ones. Those are just... yummy.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 1:01 pm
Airdweia blah....they are making me go kill myself again... Who are?
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 3:59 pm
Mort Mer De Noms Koukon_Tenshi Speaking of DDR, my grandparents randomly ordered me the RedOctane metal pad o.o It's sweet, but I'm having some problems getting use to it sweatdrop
I'm also sorry for not being on, but IRL, I have been really busy.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:01 pm
Airdweia blah....they are making me go kill myself again...
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:07 pm
*Pokes ever-loving Christ snack food*
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:09 pm
*does the happy "My project is done and submitted" dance*
And 5 hours before it's due, too.... whee
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:13 pm
Koukon_Tenshi *Pokes ever-loving Christ snack food*
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:14 pm
Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Koukon_Tenshi MellyBean Mort Mer De Noms *eats comfort food*
Mmm food stressed
Anyways... I hope I get DDR soon, I need my fix >_O
Damn drugs blaugh DDR is fun XD I'll say so.. I have close to 1000 songs on stepmania... sweatdrop ya dun need to Mod it.. Theres a certian cord you can get to hook it up to your compie.. *goes hunting for the info in her step mania file* Edit: *sends it to Koukon in aim* I have one of these.... I actually use it more often with regular PS2 controllers... works great for emulators. Not with the EMS one. One thing, though, if you get that one... make sure you install what's on the floppy disk before you plug in the adapter, otherwise it screws up. Just follow the instructions in the readme and you'll do fine. Once you do get it setup, it's so easy to use... graphical interface and everything. It supports the analogue sticks and the duel shock (if you can find a program to use it) and also has a program called joy2key on the disk. It's an extremely simple program.. no installation needed, just drag and drop it into a directory and you're good to go. What it does it it converts anything a joystick can do (which, with that adapter, means anything a PS2 controller can do) and converts it into mouse and/or keyboard commands. So if you have trouble getting an emulator or whatever working with it, you can just make it so that pressing up on the controller presses up on the keyboard, etc., then use the emulator, telling it those are all keyboard commands. Anyway, I'll stop rambling. Needless to say, it's an excelent little toy.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:15 pm
Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Speaking of DDR, my grandparents randomly ordered me the RedOctane metal pad o.o It's sweet, but I'm having some problems getting use to it sweatdrop
I'm also sorry for not being on, but IRL, I have been really busy. I've heard those are awesome... the only one better (which I've actually had the privelege of using) is the Cobolt Flux ones. Those are just... yummy.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:16 pm
Zetan *does the happy "My project is done and submitted" dance* And 5 hours before it's due, too.... whee
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:17 pm
I'm going to go for now, ta ta for now~
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:21 pm
Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Speaking of DDR, my grandparents randomly ordered me the RedOctane metal pad o.o It's sweet, but I'm having some problems getting use to it sweatdrop
I'm also sorry for not being on, but IRL, I have been really busy. I've heard those are awesome... the only one better (which I've actually had the privelege of using) is the Cobolt Flux ones. Those are just... yummy. o.O You;ve never heard of Cobalt Flux pads? eek
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