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http://rrurandomcomic.smackjeeves.com/comics/1705030/lava-joke-lair-of-rockwhales/ On an unrelated note, is there a better way to host the images than on my majhost?

Update (2022-12-29): I don't know how often I will use this forum, but I just wanted to write that once in a while I still make Insane Raiders themed comics. They are simpler (more like a sketch) and without colour, but they are still full of dubious decisions related to dynamite and landslides! Since I posted those only in Discord chat rooms etc. so far (where they can go under) I wanted to put them in one place and so I added them to my existing Insane Raiders gallery on DeviantArt. I hope you enjoy them! https://www.deviantart.com/arthuriel/gallery/50994783/insane-raiders Note: It can take a few seconds to load all the comics (depending on your internet connection). Hi, this is a thread, where I will try to continue a comic series every or every second week (note: replace week with month(s)). Usually they are based on my experiences with the Rock Raider PC game and the behavior of the Rock Raiders (including a good portion of insanity and exaggaration). Number 1. Dynamite Number 2. Pathfinding Number 3. Reinforcement is for Losers Number 4. The Pain of Pictures Show Number 5. Badly needed professions and items Number 6. Job oppurtunities Number 7. Secrets Number 8. An unnormal day Number 9. Randompunk-Raiders Number 10. Alternative Ending Number 11. Mindless in space Number 12. Traffic Number 13. Lazor-Madness Number 14. Lazor-Madness II Number 15. The Dark Side of the Vector Number 16. Meet the Bandit Number 17. Dynamite-Madness Number 18. The Ultimate Punishment Number 19. Ore Wars Number 20. Announcements

Allow me to explain then (as I quote from the video): - First off, open RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. - Then, go to options in-game and make sure the resolution is set to either 800x600 or 640x480. - Close the game. - Go to your RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 directory and open it (often found in Program Files --> Infogrames --> RollerCoaster Tycoon 2) - Then place the extracted files from the download in that directory. - Start the game and it should play in windowed mode now. NOTE: To move the camera around rather than moving the mouse to the corresponding side of the screen, hold down right click and move the mouse around to scroll the camera.

I can think of something scarier. The combination of human stupidity and Murphy's Law. Anyways, I laughed my tail off at many of the quotes. When will the next one come out?

Can we please not derail this topic any farther into... This?

This is what happens when Captain Redbeard sets up the power bricks before the race.

Wow, got him at the last second of the race! Good job.

So here it goes. I was doing all my daily reading of HEX and things, bit of testing here... bit of testing there. I was looking at the file listing of DR and I noticed a file named "DEVELOPER.CFG". I thought. Back I went looking at the GTC to try and make out what the file contained. I made out that it was an INI file and that the first key was probably "[CORE INIT]". I also saw the word "DEBUG". So I made a CFG file in the same path as the original is in the GTC in hopes it may override it. I put in the info hoping that it might result in at least an error with some useful info. So started the game, nothing changed which wasn't really a suprise. So I quit the game and went back to the CFG I wrote. Then a miracle happened.... The game overwrote my invalid ini entries with the full set of default entries. So now I have the full uncompressed Developer.cfg file. I tried changing some entries, but the game keeps writing them back to the default values. Then I tried something else. It had a "DevelopersName" variable. I put in "Henry" just for kicks.... started the game... nothing happened then I quit. The game again wrote to the file... but instead it wrote a CFG setup for a "Steve" which had all different values in it. Now, "Steve" is one of the programmers for the game. Sample: (Yes I tried turning the debug ones on) [cCore, INIT, SINT32] (0 .. 5) TrackVariation = 1 [cCore, INIT, STRING] (24) DeveloperName = "Default" [cCore, INIT, STRING] (100) MapName = "" [cCore, INIT, STRING] (100) Language = "British" [cCore, INIT, STRING] (100) StartupScript = "empty" [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) AllowAllDebug = 1 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) cSanitaryTextDebug = 0 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) cConsoleDebugCom = 0 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) cControllerDebug = 0 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) cConfigDebug = 0 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) cVMDebug = 0 [cCore, DEBUG, SINT32] (0 .. 1) KarmaDebug = 0 [cCore, RENDER, SINT32] (0 .. 1) rRenderGemSpline = 0 [cCore, RENDER, SINT32] (0 .. 1) VisRender = 1 [cCore, CONTROLCAR, STRING] (24) ControlCar = "car 0" [cCore, DEFGROUP, SINT32] (0 .. 64) DefaultGroup = 18 Here are the 2 complete CFG's: https://www.rockraidersunited.com/files/dl-r430/ What does this mean? - I have now confirmed where the decompressed file size is located (this applies to LR2 also) - Now knowing the compressed and decompressed state of a file, this should make finding out what the compression is much easier. This effects LEGO Racers also provided they use the exact same compression. - We got a sample of a developers configuration setup. And yes, I checked LR2 to see if it also had a CFG, but it doesn't.

Same as the LEGO Racers 2 INF Tool in that it opens FILELIST & COMPRESS.INF files and exports to tab delimitered text files, except customized to work with the Drome Racers INF files. Download