Old school software

[dreadnaut]

See this beauty?


I made that in 1996   You couldn't actually edit the track, only the terrain because... I didn't know Stunts had a terrain editor. But it had lovely hand drawn scenery!

Useless discussion to say: Zak, could you open a "Stunts related software" subforum, for threads related to old programs and new developments? (e.g., the PHP threads I opened, editor stuff)

[Duplode]

Cool; it looks like SimCity with the underground view on   What did you use for the GUI?

Useless discussion to say: Zak, could you open a "Stunts related software" subforum, for threads related to old programs and new developments? (e.g., the PHP threads I opened, editor stuff)

Good idea, there are quite a few threads that would be at home there.

[dreadnaut]

That was my own toolkit written in Turbo Pascal. It couldn't do much, but it looked good back then. Pseudo-windows you could almost move, buttons to press, and that was it.

[alanrotoi]

it makes me wonder how old are you.

[Komeuppance]

Mmmmm Turbo Pascal... haven't heard anyone mention that in ages.  One of my favorite languages.  My old codes are backed up on a floppy somewhere lol.

-Robert

[dreadnaut]

@alanrotoi
I am twice as old as I was when I made that

@komeuppance
Get the code out and let it run a bit in Dosbox, it's great to see stuff like that working again. Also, floppies are not "backup" enough, make another copy!

[Komeuppance]

Those floppies are default "back up", mainly because I don't have a floppy drive in any of my 10+ computers.

Back in early years of school I liked using them as frisbees, especially when they were my classmates.

-Robert

[dreadnaut]

Those floppies are default "back up", mainly because I don't have a floppy drive in any of my 10+ computers.

Same here, but I bought a USB one off eBay for less than a tenner. Going through the old boxes of floppies (Bananoid wtf?!) was fun