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Listened to this a bit lately

Didn't think I was into this, but recently started listening to this a lot.

Not entirely sure to be honest been out of the scene for almost a year. If I recall correctly however, it has something to do with the Markers. I think they are labelled.

Well you could but it would be a bit of a hack and it would involve destroying the warthog. You could resize the mongoose wheels and reposition them to hide them completely. Then do the same to the warthog chassis, and remove any child objects like the antenna, turret gun etc... Lastly attach the warthog to the mongoose as a child object and reposition the warthog's wheel markers so that they fit the mongoose. There you go, a mongoose with warthog wheels, although its a lot of trouble to go to just to change the wheels, and you would only have 4 wheels when it came to the warthog itself, and as I said its a hack, a pretty unclean one too.

Yeah I doubt that they are ever going to allow you to transfer anything back to the previous generation consoles. It makes no sense to. As sad as it is, the 360 will eventually be made obsolete. Even though games are still being published for the 360, that contract will run out in a couple years at most. Natural progression is to fade out the previous generations so that everyone is eventually forced to focus on the new ones. The fact that games are not backwards compatible actually works in favour of this quite strongly.

I wasn't saying there was something platform specific about either of the game type formats. I was just comparing the difference between the new and old user content formats to the difference between the platforms, and saying that in both cases the difference could be substantial enough that it is more difficult than peeps in this thread are giving them credit for. I often see people saying that devs are just being lazy, and 90% of the time they have no idea how difficult a certain task could be. Perhaps it is a simple conversion, but I doubt they are being lazy.

Is literally no one listening to what I am saying?

It may be an issue that isn't easy for them to resolve though. Like how the new-gen consoles are not backwards compatible. It could just be a technicality.

I never really got MCC. I mean everyone is complaining that it doesn't work properly or something, and everyone is complaining about the console its on. Remind me why people don't just grab their copy of H3 of the shelf and play some custom games rather than paying money to play a broken version, on a supposedly broken console when our 360 fileshare is sitting right there? My way in on the current convo: If the custom file's format has been reworked in MCC, then it would mean that they would have to work on method of converting the files to the new format. To be fair, it would probably take less time for everyone just to recreate their old maps and gametypes.

Couple bugs: 1. If you go to rules, after you close the message dialog, as long as you avoid the green ball, your cursor isn't reset after hitting the ok button on the rules. So you end up in the open space next to Finish. 2. It seems that if I move my cursor fast enough I can get out of the process window, and am then able to get back in at the bottom by moving it quickly again. So you could increase the rate at which you check cursor positions, or think about a way of comparing previous positions to current ones to figure out if the cursor has passed straight through a green box.

Hmm idk then. Maybe something off with "smtp.web.de or smtp.gmail.com". Should the 'or' be part of the literal? Not sure. Never use VB anyway.

I know this is super old, but I just read it now, so this is really for the benefit of someone with a similar issue and seeing as no one else has posted a solution I thought I would way in. It has been a while since I programmatically sent mail, but I swear the SMTP port should be 25