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Name:	Sam Bacsa
Date Posted:	Nov 03, 2005
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Just a minor update

Hey all,

Just wanted to keep everyone apprised of the situation: I've been busy with family stuff as of late. This does not mean, however, that I haven't been working as planned!

I know I said November 1st, but I couldn't meet that deadline, unfortunately. My new deadline should be the latest Sunday evening.

Sorry for all those people waiting. I've gotten a lot of e-mails asking what's-up, as I've not made any posts for a while, so I wanted to keep everyone up-to-date.

- Sam

Edit - By the way, the reason it's also taking longer is because I've been porting it to .Net 2.0. The memory management and features of 2.0 are a lot more advanced than in 1.1. I have a fully-functional copy that works in 1.1, and depending on whether or not I'm successful in getting over some of the "humps" I've encountered porting it over, I may just release the 1.1 version in the meantime. I'll know on Sunday :)

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Jason Swearingen (Nov 03, 2005 at 22:00 GMT)

i think what you are doing is great Sam.. like what I want to / am doing, but with TorqueScript instead of C# :)

keep up the good work man, you rock :)

Matt Harpold (Nov 03, 2005 at 23:42 GMT)

Awesome. Thank you for keeping us updated! (Wish more people would do so. *hinthint*)

Paul /*Wedge*/ DElia (Nov 04, 2005 at 02:11 GMT)

This is good news, I've loved using TorqeDev (now CodeWeaver?) for my scripting, aside from a few tiny annoyances (I can't find a file tree refresh for when I modify files from outside the program). This is by far my favourite solution I've seen for scripting though, great work!

Brandon Maness (Nov 04, 2005 at 03:44 GMT)

Hey Sam!

Good to hear you are still alive and kicking! Fantastic job, It will be interesting to hear how the .net 2.0 conversion goes.

B--

Josh "GimpMaster" Hintze (Nov 04, 2005 at 07:36 GMT)

Can't wait sam....i love torquedev so far.

Bryan Edds (Nov 04, 2005 at 08:37 GMT)

Totally looking forward to the fixes :)

Nick Zafiris (Nov 04, 2005 at 08:41 GMT)

Cool. I'd like to hear where you're having difficulties in porting over to .NET 2.0.

Chris Labombard (Nov 04, 2005 at 11:47 GMT)

Is this codeweaver thing a new name for ToqueDev?

I was so excited to try the scripting environment, but when I started deving my new game I completely forgot about it.

I'm actually going to try and get it going. Guess I'll have to search around for a link :)

Paulo Egidio (Nov 04, 2005 at 17:26 GMT)

Sam,
I found this wierd bug: When I set a breakpoint and debug the script, if I want to remove the break point after I finished debugging, it give an assert and no longer debugs.
This is more of a general way of happening, I

Chris \"C2\" Byars (Nov 05, 2005 at 03:46 GMT)

TorqueDev = CodeWeaver. :)

Can't wait for the new build!

Jesse Hall (Nov 05, 2005 at 19:42 GMT)

Awesome Stuff Sam!!! Cant wait for the new release!

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