vBulletin skin.

[CRYPTlK]

Hello, everyone.
I am the owner of a new Online Virtual Community called FeliCity.
Just wanting to run something past those of you who are good at making vBulletin skins.

FeliCity Uk is a new (but growing fast) Online Virtual Community.
We are head hunting for staff, and that is the point of this thread;
We need Pixel artists, Forum developers, Coders (lingo, c++, java, javascript, DHTML, PHP) And Moderators.
Obviously - we already have some staff, but we have also just come under new management, so most of the old staff were fired by the old owners.

I must make it very clear that this is not another wannabe HabboHotel or anything like; we take pride in being unique- and statisticly being the fastest growing/ moving OVC ever.

The site is down at the moment, as we are busy updating it and adding a new layout, the new forum is uploaded; but not open untill we find someone to create a skin.

If anyone is interested in any of the above jobs, or has a query about FeliCity, PM me.

Thanks for your time,
Simon.

[Dan Williamson]

Firstly.

I highly doubt you will find advanced Lingo Shockwave/Java or C++/C# programmers on this Habbo Hotel Fansite.

As many of these are posted every month it gets stupid. And I highly doubt that you have the resources too run an online version of this.

What plans of hosting do you have, such as will you be running it off a resller or Dedicated Server.

Secondly, For a price of course, I can code lots of PHP nd Javascript etc.

- Dan

[CRYPTlK]

As many of these are posted every month it gets stupid. And I highly doubt that you have the resources too run an online version of this.
- Dan

Our slogan is "Like no other™" for no other reason than; we are different to all the rest.

As far as resources goes, I can afford to pay for anything FeliCity should need.

But I will not pay for something as simple as PHP coding, as I can do that myself.


Simon.

[Dan Williamson]

Well do it yourself then.

Stop advertising on a Habbo Hotel Fansite as i'm sure you'll only get Criticism.

And I guarentee that after a while this will slip down the drain when you can't find Lingo coders for free and stuff.

I think these are getting beyond a joke now. Everyone looking for Lingo coders on Fansites. Why not go too a programming forum and ask there. Although you'll be charged a lot.

And believe me people pay PHP coders. This is going too end up being bull****.

Just like:

JangoCity
PlazaTown

- Dan

[CRYPTlK]

ORLY?
I pay my lingo coders; I have two at the moment, and I also know Lingo.
I have 6 pixel artists.. I pay them too!
Anything else babes?

[Dan Williamson]

Go on then.

Tell me some basics of lingo programmings. Such as the program it's run and and stuff.

And also I highly doubt you know lingo

- Dan

[CRYPTlK]

Lingo is run on Macromedia Director.
I have made my own programming language, called fCODE. It reads off Wordpad; into shockwave.

You're wanting to see some lingo I've written? Alright, here's some snippets from the mini game "CityDestroyer" I made.

on _InitialiseMap (me, aMap, baseTile, topPadding, feedbackObj)
  
  -- keep a copy of the map
  mapList = aMap
  vOffset = topPadding
  NumCols = count(aMap)
  NumRows = aMap[1].count
  
  -- Basic info about tiles
  baseImg = baseTile.image
  Tile_W = baseImg.width
  Tile_H = baseImg.height
  basetile_offsetX = baseTile.regPoint.locH
  basetile_offsetY = baseTile.regPoint.locV
  
  
  Tile_HalfW = Tile_W/2
  Tile_HalfH = Tile_H/2
  TileRatio =  Tile_W / float(Tile_H)
  
  
  -- Setup the buffer
  bufferwidth = NumRows * Tile_HalfW + Numcols * Tile_HalfW
  bufferHeight = NumRows * Tile_HalfH + Numcols * Tile_HalfH + vOffset
  
  
  buffer = image(bufferWidth,bufferHeight,16)
  buffer.fill(buffer.rect, rgb(0,0,0))
  
  -- Build the map
  my = NumCols -1
  mx = NumRows -1
  hOffset = ((NumRows-1) * Tile_HalfW) - baseTile.regPoint.locH -- Tile_HalfW
  vOffset = vOffset + baseTile.regPoint.locV
  mapList = []
  repeat with y = 0 to my
    row = []
    repeat with x = 0 to mx
      tile = aMap[y+1][x+1]
      wx = (x * Tile_HalfW + tile.offsetX) - (y * Tile_HalfW) + hOffset
      wy = (x * Tile_HalfH - tile.offsetY) + (y * Tile_HalfH) + vOffset
      mappedTile = script("ISO.Tile.Mapped").new(tile, wx, wy)
      row.append(mappedTile)
    end repeat
    mapList.append(row)
    
  end repeat
  
  
  
  -- set some limits to the scrolling (note this only limits
  -- scrolling to within the enclosing rect. With a big map, it
  -- would be possible to scroll offer into the empty corners.
  -- A better limit would be to keep at least one corner for the 
  -- view port overlapping the diamond at all times)
  
  MaxMapX = -(bufferwidth - RectOnCanvas.width) 
  MaxMapY = -(bufferHeight - RectOnCanvas.height)
  
  -- set the default view ot the middle of the overall map
  MapX = MaxMapX/2
  MapY = MaxMapY/2
  
end

© This code is copyrighted to FeliCity Uk 2006©.

Happy now?


Simon.

[Dan Williamson]

I'm sure i've seen that somewhere before.

And also aren't the -- Comments?

If so why are you leaving yourself the comments of what it does. I don't know lingo so i'm not sure.

- Dan

[TwoWorlds]

Dan give him a chance ^_^ if it dont work his lost kk whats ya site dude?

[CRYPTlK]

The '--' are comments to you. Well, to whoever asked me to show them some lingo.

Also, kindly show me where you've seen it before so I can sue.


Simon.

Edit: Please refer to one of my other posts for the three URLs.