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<3

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The Shaft of Cables is quite deep.

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Awesome games!! Massive fan of the Clock Tournament game, it kicks ass.

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Wow you are a great flash artist i really like the gameses. :

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Come here it teh cooless->[link]

Heya, thanks for visiting my page, check back soon!

AP x x x

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thanx for the watch! ^.^

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Hey cableshaft.
Thought I'd comment you on dA.

I'll be addin you to my favorites. <3

- soulcop (DoppelgangerClock)

Cool games

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Roms PS2

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE DEVWATCH!! I your games btw! ^_~

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Your games rock

are you working on one now

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thanks for the add!

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~Apophysis, ultra-fractal

I know I have said this many of times but you are a action script god

Who the hell are you?

And I've heard it on the grapevine that you say the word "fun" too often in casual conversation. This guy, who shall not be named, although he likes eucalyptus and his name is the same as a popular colorful memory testing electronic game, says to knock it off.

Sup <3

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thanks for the

lol, it has been the same way for me.

Your first favorite coding error is one that I've replaced with a similar one. I have been working on a massive commercial engine that must use 5-6 simultaneously loaded .swf files which are interchanged through its use (it's built to be modular so that the functionality to a point can be interchangeable, not just interchangeable graphics). I often mix up _root, _level2, _level4, etc, usually due to pasted code from a different level. The second coding error is a constant with me as well ^_^

My favorite of all time though is any bug that appears despite PERFECT coding, and then to discover later that it really should work, and it is a Flash bug that makes it not work. I discovered nearly every Flash glitch (literally) only to later find a site detailing every bug (I think on Macromedia's site) that I had found. If I had found that site earlier, it would have saved me so much agonizing work. Second to this is methods or objects etc in Flash that are not properly documented, leading to tons of trial and error.

I'm just thankful of how much I've cleaned up my coding practice and learned better debugging techniques; things are so much easier to debug now. But there's still always the odd persistent silly bug that will popup, taking days to fix until finally the simplest of errors is discovered.

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You're absolutely right. It's not so bad for me anymore, but for the first year, it was hell understanding Flash's unique quirks and how to deal with them. But I still sometimes get bugs that completely stump me and leave the game in a state of unfinishedness for months, and sometimes they stay with the game all the way to release, if the game is still playable with them .

Your favorite coding errors? Lately, mine is accidentally naming one of your variables the same as another variable higher up (usually as a result of copy/pasted code) and having it's contents overwritten and screwing up the whole flow of the program. Another favorite is swearing up and down you've got the logic right, going manually through the code step by step multiple times, and you find out later that the problem was in another section of the code entirely. Another good one is sometimes a _root function call buried in a movie clip won't be called unless you assign its (nonexistant) return value to a variable, which doesn't make and sense at all. I also love the classic forgetting a "semicolon/parenthesis/quotation mark", but at least in Flash those are fairly easy to find.

thanks for the watch! Nice to see someone who has obviously incessantly beaten on Flash until it submited and actually worked. Isn't debugging fun?

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Rubbaninja: Try downloading the exe from [link] . It's the older version, still, but that should work.

You are one of the greatest scripters ever! I beg you to father my children!

I really really really really like the look of you Clock Crew fighting game!... but sadly no matter what I try it refuses to load (even when I download the swf).

thank you very much for adding me to your devwatch

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Hi fewel.

Dear Cableshaft,

You rule.

Signed, Jimmy H. Crackers