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You might try the fix Mikey gave a few posts above : edit data/allegro.cfg and change the "keyboard=US" line to hm... "keyboard=FI" I suppose ? There's a list of codes for each keyboard layout ^^ Thank for giving out this tip Mikey ! It works like a charm and I was able to play without pulling out m...

monele>> Hmmm, so far it's the default input. You are referring to qwerty/qwertz, right? Actually Azerty :) *french*. It's just impossible to play if you think you're typing A and are actually typing Q, and so on ^^;... I can't even pass the first level since so many letters are mixed up. Sure, I c...

Ouch, it's only playable in english keyboard layout? :/

Sorry for adding to the OT but my current project "Kittease" started as a all-catgirl game. It's been toned down to 2 catgirls but if there are many fans of our kitty friends, I might throw in another one .
Just thought I'd mention that >.>

And that was me, sorry ~_~

I really love the art style and her messy hair . Good luck finding time to finish this ^.^

I think it's more interesting to have a different setting. That way your version is more unique and brings something more than just reproducing a part of the game .
The art is very nice too ^_^

Oh btw, I think you meant "my nightmare" on the 4th page.

What else can be done ? Keeping multiple versions of the pictures on the hard disk then? :/. Maybe it's better on the speed side, but when it comes to downloading it... ^^; not so good.

Not saying about filesize but when it comes to memory, I think you could process source pictures into their desired format (face close up, full...), resize accordingly, and only keep the small displayed version (wouldn't be larger than 800x600 according to most games resolutions right ?). Then if th...

Um, sorry :) I meant something with a strict parser that will check types and such. Haven't done much C but I remember the many runtime errors I got which could have been avoided (and easier to correct) if I was told "incompatible types" at compilation :). I think casting is particularly unchecked i...

I'll agree about Java. Maybe it's one of those "started with it first" bias, but I like Java over C (and on equal level with C++ so far). I'd like to see such protective measures used in other languages. Debugging the simplest program in C/C++ takes ages compared to Java who won't even let it run un...

Let's be bold : 400

I'd just add something about zooming : not until OpenGL is supported ^^;... Otherwise it'll be very slow and it won't be able to feature a nice bilinear filtering. If there is OGL at some point, zooms could work wonders to dynamize things. Have a look at games like Quartett and Clover by LittleWitch...

About randomness : the biggest downside to me seems to be replayability. If you replay to see 100% of the game, you don't want to be hindered by the fact an event will only appear if you're lucky. One solution to this could be to have a list of random events and pick one randomly the first time, the...

I like the analysis idea of this . Would be an interesting try ^^