Ummm.... I'm not counting how long I've put in :redface:

LOL
You guys kill me. It looks like the people that in the videos have some special tool that allows them to draw perfectly straight lines... where can I get one!

It only took me about 4 hours to finally make him do a loop!!! :)

Wow, some of those movies are pretty detailed. I wish I had that kind of creativity/time/patience ... :)

Straight lines are actually easy... On the standalone version, left click, move a hair (holding down) right click while holding the left, let go of both, reposition mouse (right click again if you need to move the macromedia drop box) then hit esc - straight line. But left click again right away because it's going to want to continue ;)

Andy,
Thanks for the tip bro! Now my heroic little tobbogganer can really build up some speed.

- Chad

This is one fun game.. I don't know why, but it is... haha. For as simple as the game is, you'd think it would be pretty simple. Not..

And the videos on the site.. holy hell... :eek:

I always thought so but after whatching some of those vid's now I know for sure SOME PEOPLE HAVE TOO MUCH TIME ON THERE HANDS

LOL

Question:

In some of the movies, you see black boxes that give them a speed burst, etc, etc.. how do you get the boxes?



.... yes... I'm hooked.

Hahaa. Ya, those "cannon" things are cool. I don't know if there is a special tool or plugin that allows you to make those? I have found that somtimes lines at perpendicular angles will cause your little dude to get shot up into the air. My kids are the best ones at making those - they just draw a bunch of squiggles around the screen that shoot the rider gets back and forth. Maybe it has something to do with that???

I have noticed that the tracks I "save" aren't still saved after I turn off the computer. I was also trying to find what directory they are saved in. I was hoping that I could copy the file and then send it to someone else who had the game so they could put it in their folder and play it - kinda share them around. I have been unable to find where these things are saved. Is there someone that knows macromedia and can explain if this is even possible?

Cheers,

- Chad