Updated! I named the new sets "Unknown set#1 to 10. Hopefully there are no new bugs.
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Updated! I named the new sets "Unknown set#1 to 10. Hopefully there are no new bugs.
Super cool thanks for this !!!!
The software is perfect :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by killerloader
Does it have to do a retro habbo to give to play snowstorm , BattleBall and wobble squabble ? I wanted a private retro habbo that swirled straight from the PC. You could create software that emulates the trax , would have to create one that emulates a habbo "offline" with these games ?
Thank you!
Sorry for my bad English.
So you're asking for an offline version of those habbo games?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yurinside
Who would you play with? those are all multiplayer games xD (AI?)
I think programming those games is a massive step up from just a trax machine, i may be able to do it, but i don't really want to, sorry :P (Might as well just recreate oldschool habbo completely in c++ lol)
Okay, thank you even so. I do not understand programming . Where you would get the codes to create a game like BattleBall ?Quote:
Originally Posted by killerloader
edit:yeah, i want play with AI
You just need to understand how BattleBall, or any of those games work, then you make the code yourself, it's just a bunch of problem solving. But in this case I'd have to create an entire engine for the games, as there hasn't been any attempt yet at re-creating them in C++. I don't think it's worth it though, it would probably be easier to program them into an oldschool server, as the client already holds the information.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yurinside
[EDIT]
I found an XML on the habbo website, and the new sound sets don't have proper names, they are "Sound Set 73" and so on...
Might make this into a simple web application for my CMS
Bro, I respect you for making this. This surely is very useful since I don't need to set-up a V26 and play some Trax music from there but instead I can use your tool. Cheers for this.
Sadly I had the source to Debbo v4... but I lost it, well I had whatever Nillus made after that version, I'm sure some old v9 enthusiasts would of loved the code behind Trax it was kind of fun. I don't have any known backups anywhere. Although if Holo v26 has trax idk why someone hasn't just simply converted that code instead for a v9 server.
That sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moogly
I was looking for the source for debbo v3.5 or v4 a few years ago to see if i could understand the programming and fix the trax, but i gave up. I think it would be too complicated for me anyways, and I'd rather not spend my time learning the programming and packets for an outdated game and extremely outdated server :P
I really can't find the Debbo in the internet. I remember the Debbo v4 was the first with MySQL Database, the oldest versions was TXT (No-SQL) Database.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moogly
Oh good times, with a xitted v16 DCR that has a weirdly penis in all habbos.
I had gotten it from Nillus himself, it was never leaked otherwise. I think the best bet is to take Woodpecker and fix it up, and then just try to add Trax from Holograph or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Hey, I just started using this program, but for some reason it randomly keeps crashing. It seems to only be happening when I am adding/removing sounds or playing the song. I wish I had more info but it just keeps happening at random times pretty much. Sometimes it crashes on the third repeat of a song, other times it would be like the 20th time. I have tried multiple sets so it does not appear to be a specific set that is causing this.
Sorry, I cannot seem to reproduce any crashes in V9.1, could you try running the program in compatibility mode?Quote:
Originally Posted by Operation Ivy
Hi KillerLoader!
First, thank you so much for creating this. Gives me the nostalgia feeling :)
I'm not sure if you're still active, or if you're even still updating the program, but I have a rather... odd bug.
When I press Play in the Trax Creator, the music I mixed together plays correctly, however, once I transform it into a .wav file, the song gets sped up by x2, making it high-pitched and almost unbearable to hear.
I tried to transform some of my other .bix files into a .wav, and they worked perfectly... for some reason. I think it's something to do with the sound file(s) I've used in my .bix.
As I'm completely new to this Forum, I have absolutely no idea on how to send a file to you, so you can test it out.
But thank you for reading, if you're still active. Big fan of your work! :)