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A couple days ago StewartG asked me to make the main theme for Rock Raiders 2, so I decided to upload it so that everyone can hear it, as a preview. Feedback and suggestions for improvement are very much appreciated. So yeah, I might be making the music for this game. It depends on what Stewart decides. http://youtu.be/2ohQ6J-1rbo

New status update added!

New video added!

I don't remember saying anything about a year. We're going to discuss this internally and come back with a new policy. --- Ok, after some discussion we have finalized with the following for content uploaded to RRU (this applies for both forum and wiki). You may upload: - Scans of Catalogs/Advertising - Scans of Magazines - Scans of Instructions - Scans of Bonus Comics - Partial scans of Books Under the condition: - Scanned material is not tampered with. - Uploaded content on RRU must have the LEGO copyright text added: "©<publication year> The LEGO Group. All Rights Reserved." as outlined in the Fair Play policy on the bottom of the image if there is no other copyright text already present in the scan. You may link to: - Content allowed above. - External full book galleries or downloads of content older than 10 years for the purpose of discussion about the book linked only. This is so that old, obscure and historical content can be found, shared and discussed. We will respect any removal request from TLG. Hopefully this clears this up. If you still have questions, just ask.

FlicTool Latest version: 1.1 (Updated 2014-09-27) FlicTool is an application used to compile and decompile Rock Raiders Flic Animation files (commonly known as FLH files), allowing you to edit existing animations or create new ones. This can be used to create your own animated menus, edit animated cursors, etc. Usage FlicTool is a command line program, which means you have to open a command prompt and run it from there. The application accepts two arguments, input and output. Example: FlicTool input_file.flh output_directory This would decompile the FLH file input_file.flh and place the individual frames in output_directory. The application will automatically detect that input_file.flh is a Flic Animation file, and will then try to decompile it. Inversely, it is also possible to write FlicTool input_directory output_file.flh which would take all the frames found in input_directory and combine them to create output_file.flh. (Frames are recognized by looking for BMP files with names matching frame####.bmp where #### is the zero-padded frame number, starting with 0001) If you leave out the output file/directory name, it will be assumed to be output.flh when compiling, and output when decompiling. Notes It should be noted that FlicTool is still in a very early stage of development. There may be lots of bugs yet to be discovered, and many features are still missing. This also means that I have yet to test FlicTool extensively. Remember to make backups of your FLH files before you start tinkering with it. Plans The current compression algorithm creates slightly smaller or slightly larger files when recompiling existing Rock Raiders FLH files, depending on the color data. This doesn't affect the loading of the files in Rock Raiders, but it is still something I wish to address properly when I find the time. Download Windows: Github - https://github.com/Merigrim/FlicTool/release RRU - https://www.rockraidersunited.com/files/dl-r11/ Linux, OS X: I might provide binaries later, but for now it's easier to build the tool directly from source. Source: GitHub - https://github.com/Merigrim/FlicTool (current source) RRU - https://www.rockraidersunited.com/files/dl-r13/ (v1.1 source) FLH format notes: Still need to write this, but I recon it could be of interest as well so I'll start working on it once the source is uploaded. Changelog -------------------- Hey everyone, first time posting here! I joined a while back, but was never an active member of the forum. Hopefully some of you will find this tool useful. Also, this post was written very late (almost 2am here) so I apologize if any parts are hard to understand. I will be back to edit this when I get home tomorrow.

No one requested these, but I've grown to have quite a collection, so I thought I'd post it. Any kind of face? I've done that. Faceless image? Done that. Text? Done that. Anyone else?

I just realized... on Quisoves' avatar, you made the ear blink.

You're welcome. Yeah... if only it didn't go over the file size... actually, if I kept only one element (twitching, or blinking) the size would fit... screw it, I'm going with the vibration only! I don't need to. The original artist already did. He did blinks of 9 characters in the FP cast. (Although they are 300px wide, so I do have to reduce it to fit on RRU) Here it is properly resized: '>

Here's my uploaded stuff: Castle Mystery, Gold Robber, High Adventure, Deep Underground, Insectoids, and Jewel Thief https://www.mediafire.com/folder/e6asf475dczxt,vh6w9kbp6wd4m,fj1nngyil6wq6,skr7h1ndanbyk,po59sjrti4c4j/shared I think I also uploaded scans of the Space Port book somewhere. Off the top of my head, I have no idea where I put it. If Sadie or Alec has the link that I sent them, please post it here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98Ib8LHmg4M

The Hype train has achieved liftoff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRXgFu3RpYk

Xiron had an avatar that blinked, people got annoyed at it for some reason, one thing led to another and now Scotland is voting on whether or not to be an independent country.

On a serious note, is this Anti-Anti-Haxinator publicly available? If so, could you please link to it?