<b>- Real World -</b>
Its official, School sucks. Listen to this, We had to write a 3 page essay over the weekend, right. Well, the teacher us we could hand it in over the weekend. So I handed it in this morning. at one o'clock my teacher sends me an email saying that he didn't receive my essay. I was like, okay, I'll just hand it in again. I went to open it up. The fucking thing didn't save! So all my teacher got was a blank file! Its not very often that I save my work as im working on it, but, I think I learned something. SAVE!<b>- Game Maker -</b>Space Defenders, the 1-bit scrolling shooter game, is almost ready for its final version release. Plus in the final version, after you are scored, you will get a small banner. Your banner will show your rank, which is determined by your score.D-Class, <999 pointsC-Class, >1000 & <1999 pointsB-Class, >2000 & <3999 pointsA-Class, >4000 & <7999 pointsS-Class, >8000 & <15999 pointsSS-Class >16000 points<b>- Events that happened today -</b>Today is 4-21, 2007. So many things happened on this like:In 753BC - Romulus and Remus found Rome.In 1930 - A fire at a penitentiary in Columbus, Ohio, killed 320 people.In 1982 - Rollie Fingers of the Milwaukee Brewers becomes the first pitcher to record 300 saves.In 2007 - A Blue Angels jet crashes during an air show in South CarolinaThat is all.
Because of my programs always freezing up I save after every line/sentance X/
I never really save until I'm done. But, i've decided to change my saving habits now.
It's a reflex for me to save as soon as i finish typing up like a line of code, or a part of an image, etc. I unwittingly press "Ctrl+S" without thinking. It's really automatic. I even hit ctrl+s by accident once in awhile when making up my blog. =P
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It comes to me as an instinct to save. Also, wouldn't a 1-bit game only have 1 colour on screen at a time? Because 8-bit has 8 colours on screen at a time. I don't know though.
@BowsA22 it would have 2 usually black and white
Well, don't quote me on this, but in video game design, black is not a "color". It is just like transparency in photoshop. Its there, but its not a color.