Now for download! Sentinel Patcher Theme!

As promised yesterday, I said that I would get the download available for the Sentinel Patcher Theme. Today I uploaded it onto box.net where you can securely download the file. Installing the files is easy, all you need to do is go to this website and download the file. Once you have it downloaded, read the readme (thats why it says readme in ALL CAPS) and follow the instructions there.

My own Patcher Template!

I think that most of you are aware that there are two patcher templates available for download by LegoFan101. They are Assembly and Avant Gardens themed. I was looking at them and kind of got inspired to make my own! I worked hard for about 1 and 1/2 hours and came up with this:

I'm really proud of it! It still needs a few tweaks and stuff, but this will be my patcher from now on! I am still trying to figure out how to get this as a downloadable file that won't completely destroy your current patcher. :) but once I can get it available for download, I will be sure to post something telling you about it.

Thanks for inspiring me LegoFan101! I hope you aren't too mad that I sort of copied your idea. It was a good one!

-Zorkonian12

File Diving (Find #1)

I am going to start a series of file diving finds that will be posted regulary across the site. While I was file diving, I came across the.xml file of the instant chat. Here is a copy and paste directly from it. It is a note to the designers and programmers. It contains a list of animations that may be added to the game? I'm not sure.

*** READ BEFORE EDITING! ***
Designers:
   You may enter the id and chatoutput at your liesure. The list of known animations is:
 backflip
 clap
 cringe
 sad
 proud
 gasp
 giggle
 salute
 shrug
 sigh
 talk
 wave
 frustrated
 thanks
 yes
 zap
   Support for icons is in the works.
   The plan is to have this whole structure put into the database and loaded upon client login
   so we don't have people changing the text to other less desirable stuff.  Nesting will also be
   included.
  
Programmers:
   you shouldn't have to do anything