Showing posts with label September 19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label September 19. Show all posts

Saturday, September 19, 2015

IFComp News: Quixe versus Parchment: Resolved

To the best of my knowledge, I’ve fixed the problem that I referred to in the last post. Uploaded Inform-based websites will now use the special ifcomp.org-specific Parchment interpreter for their contained games only if they already used Parchment to begin with.

As I said in an email I just sent to all authors: If you’ve already uploaded a Quixe-using entry that you’ve noticed doesn’t work quite right (particularly as regards to multimedia not loading properly), then I invite you to re-upload it now and see if it works better.



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Lautz of IF: Trizbort 1.5.9.3 – Octagonal Rooms, Alpha of Hugo exporter, many fixes and more

Excited to announce the new release of Trizbort (www.trizbort.com), version 1.5.9.3.    Just a small jump in version number but quite a few new features and fixes. Highlight of New features and Enhancements: Octagonal Rooms:  To add to our list of room shapes, you can now make a room octagonal.  Great for STOP sign rooms. […]


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Nightfall by Denise A Agnew

There is more meat on the cover art than in the entire story.

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Talk Like a Pirate Day 2015



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It’s Only You by Sheryl Lister

The heroine insists on thinking and doing things, when she isn't cut out for any of that.

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Friday, September 18, 2015

IFComp News: Quixe versus Parchment

Brief note to authors:

If you’re uploading your Inform-based game as a website that uses the Quixe interpreter, then you may have noticed that the website seems to load Parchment instead of Quixe if you try to preview your game. This is due to a mistake on my part, regarding some secret server-side sauce that reaches a little too far when it comes to Inform games.

I am going to give this some attention over the weekend; will update the blog further when it’s fixed. Thanks for your patience, and my apologies for the inconvenience.



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