No. They actually start more or less from zero gradually converting Flash Code into HTML code.
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Boobs has been dead for awhile. Incest was removed in late 2019
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You need the sourcemaps js.map files for each of the minified js files that are publicly used.
Here is the unminified code in a react browser project, it needs the resources folder inside public folder, and it needs the node_modules installed with npm.
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That isn't legal and is opening them up for a retaliatory civil lawsuit in the US should they piss off the wrong person.
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can you use the cheats at all in this version or are there all new codes?
edit: nevermind I found the answer, you just click the i on the title in the menu three times
edit: nevermind I found the answer, you just click the i on the title in the menu three times
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Am I the only person who can't find the quest log? I just started the game yesterday and got to the first probe planet but I have no idea how to check my quests. I've tried going into the codex menu (if its the one where you can also check your mail. if not I have no idea), but there's no log/quest option. Not even grayed out or what have you.
It's annoying because I feel as if I can't stop playing for an extended time without forgetting what I was doing.
It's annoying because I feel as if I can't stop playing for an extended time without forgetting what I was doing.
You assume everyone knows how to use the console on a website. I know how to open it, but no idea what to do with it. How would you even know what you could add and how you'd add it?
This is, unfortunately, what I refer to as the programmer hump. There is a body of knowledge that feels inherently common sense to reasonably proficient programmers, debuggers, and such that is in no way actually self explanatory to the average person. I know how to do that, I can explain the edits I've derived from that knowledge. But explaining how to actually figure that out, intuitively, on the fly? There are entire classes dedicated to that kind of thing, and many programmers overlook the gap. It's sort of like sitting someone who has never touched a videogame down in front of a computer, loading up Dark Souls, and telling them to have fun without even telling them so much as the basic controls.
For an actual explanation of their specific reference:
- "pc" refers to the player character, and is how you access it in code
- "." means you are accessing part of the player character's data or functions, and can be followed by the name of a piece of data (aka a variable, such as in the example) or a call to run some code (aka a function).
- "balls" is the name of a variable that stores how many testicles the player character has, and is stored as an integer (aka a whole number, either negative, positive, or zero).
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I'm a little confused and seeking some help. When I previously played this I had gotten to places no problem. On this updated version it says something about a "JS port" and how the content isn't available yet. I've *visited* New Texas before and had an amazing seen with a dommy cow girl. So... what gives? Does the image pack solve this or something? Cuz if so it's an easy fix but... I want the updated content and all the old planets. Do I have to wait a while?
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This is not the updated version, it is a platform switch from flash to a JS port (something they should have done a long time ago) and they are still coding and passing the content. If you want to reproduce the previous version, you can download it from their blog or find some pages back here and it should be the last update they made.
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An additional planet was added to the public version, New Texas. Here is the latest update 0.69.420 -PUBLIC#1333.
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Wait, so they are moving to HTML5? That will not go well, not of if, but when HTML5 goes under.... They should sticked with Flash and have an tech guy makes their own version of Flash and kept that updated as well to, more less an self contained launcher format
HTML5 is a misnomer in this case, but is commonly used to refer to javascript-based games designed to run in a web browser. Stating javascript will die is almost as nonsensical as stating HTML or CSS will die.
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Then again, it does rely on aspects of HTML5 which are, well. HTML. Which is literally the foundation of how websites work. Unless the internet sees a total overhaul, that's sticking around.On the other hand, flash is dead. Flash will be staying dead. Trying to maintain a flash project will only get more expensive and time consuming in the future.