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It would be cool to have a "flowfield modifier" sort of config that transforms the x and y coordinates going into the flowfield. the x and y in this config would be correct, but the x and y in the flowfield would be the srcX and srcY from the modifer thing. you could do effects like tiles, boxes, etc.

I took this screenshot a while ago, and I can't remember which colormap this is. I think it's cool, though, so if anyone recognizes it, can you tell me?

How are the games stored? Can't g-force be stored as a game?

Linvincible wrote:the "not sharp" effect is due to the protocol you use to conect your computer to your tv.

It also could be the fullscreen resolution. Try pressing the m key until the resolution matches the resoution of your tv. (btw, you have to exit fullscreen and enter it again to make it go that resolution)

If an iPod can support games that have access to the music files, like that guess the song game, why not port g-force to the ipod platform? The screen is small enough that it wouldn't take too much processor power. I'm no ipod expert, but it seems like something that would work.

Rovastar wrote:

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//locations of "planets"
A0="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"
A1="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"

A2="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"
A3="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"

A4="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"
A5="0.5*(rnd(2)-1)"

What is the 0.5* for

willrob wrote:Neither version works for me. This is a flowfield, right? If I select either with the toolbar, it quickly changes to another random ff.

try updating g-force

Why des this flowfield look strange near the "planets" //locations of "planets" A0="rnd(2)-1" A1="rnd(2)-1" A2="rnd(2)-1" A3="rnd(2)-1" A4="rnd(2)-1" A5="rnd(2)-1" //masses of "planets" A6="rnd(.005)" A7="rnd(.005)" A8="rnd(.005)...

I have a similar problem with a game. The actual problem is that media players need a certain amount of RAM and CPU to load a new song, and if your computer dosen't have enough left over, it'll skip that song and try the next one.

That's not exactly what I mean. I'm talking about the CTRL X.txt type of script.

Is there any way in the script to specify what the random number generator spits out for the waveshapes/colormaps/flowfields that it displays? It would be nice to have control over this so it looks the same every time.

If the answer is no, is this a good idea for a future feature?

When I try to run the screensaver, I get this message scrolling at the top of a black screen

G-Force Screensaver: Failed to load G-Force API.

willrob wrote:Remember to add the
Vers=100
at the end of each or they won't run.

I did, but I just didn't put it in here because I assumed people would know that.

I found an expression that can be modified slightly to make many cool flowfields. I've made a few, and I'd like to see what other people can come up with. The exprssion is: tan( cos( sin(x)/cos(x) ) + cos( sin(y*10)/cos(y) ) ) I'v come up with:...

I thought of a neat idea, and i'm putting it up here to see what other people think of it. My idea is to have a G-Force screensaver that, while the computer is being used, takes a full screenshot every once and a while. Then when the screensaver comes up, it can display a screenshot, then apply a fl...