I cleared both floors, only went back up once (right before it finished), and was writing up feedback as I played, so I was on the 45 minutes end.

In all honesty, take your time, Chad. We know you'd update us if there was a bombshell to drop.

please dont be dead...

Good luck next life

It takes about 5 seconds if you have a stack you can depend on.

You can stack all the arrows into one slot with patience.

I can't figure out how to stack all the arrows. Can you explain how?

Fire them all on the ground and then pick them up. They'll add to a single slot. The floating packs don't count as "arrows" until they're in the inventory, so you unload your arrows onto the ground first, then pick up the stack, and mash E on your other arrows.

Bows are more reliable once you get arrows. You never have to shuffle them. You can use them to quickly check traps. You can stack all the arrows into one slot with patience.

Last Edited: June 2012. Well that might be the problem..

This is interesting and, from what I've read, seems like a good substitute for F-Zero in my gaming life!

A sucker for racing and a sucker for snow. This has my attention.

Now that's what I call a "feature". Good job on crystals. I never would have even known they existed without this thread.

TIGers are a wonderful thing.

He 5734L3D our hope

WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE

Also whoa, a year? I've only been here for half.

I don't recall it ever being done. It just felt like it would be the smoothest thing for pixel art.

Move each row of the cloud sprite individually, so that all adjustments are spread equally among what would be the time elapsed if the cloud moved all at once.

Say a cloud is 6 pixels tall and makes one movement left per second.

Bottom row of cloud sprite shifts left at Frame 10.
Row above at Frame 20.
etc

Keep clouds at their current speed.
However, gradually adjust each individual row in that timespan.

It's okay I probably would have done the same. Be thankful you only have one pixel to work with so you couldn't make a snowflake generator.

Dude it's just a snowflake oh my god

Everything. Can't help you, then.

When you go into your start menu to click on the game, it doesn't load it from its actual folder, and ends up not loading necessary files.

You have to open it from its directory and not the start menu, so that it can load its nearby files that make it work.

I think.