If we get the source then it's only going to be property of all the members of Jazz online. Trust me. Putting it on the net is a 100% garenty that epic is going to soo us all.

Originally Posted by SonicNathan 1

If we get the source then it's only going to be property of all the members of Jazz online. Trust me. Putting it on the net is a 100% garenty that epic is going to soo us all.

If we get the source at all if will be with Epic's permission. Nobody is even going to think about giving it out without it.

I know that certainly I wouldn't endorse any source being leaked without official permission, and I'm pretty sure it would not be shared through our site. So don't even think about it.

Originally Posted by SonicNathan 1

If we get the source then it's only going to be property of all the members of Jazz online. Trust me. Putting it on the net is a 100% garenty that epic is going to soo us all.

Well as along as they don't sue, I don't see the problem.



Ok, bad joke.

Originally Posted by Neobeo

no one is supposed to know this but jam is unknownfile in secret

... I should have known! They sounded so similar!

Whoever gets the code should first try to get a nice team of people you can turst to start listing all the bugs that should be fixed in JJ2 (so leave out the wallclimbing and MCE bugs as fixing them will mean a lot of levels will not work anymore) and a list of things to add. Someone, preferably someone who is easy to contact with much time and who doesn't get stressed very easily, should then keep all information up-to-date on a location that is accessable to at least all of the team members, but preferably the whole community as it shouldn't contain any secrets anyway. Obviously, a public 1.25 category should be added to the forum with progress reports, to-do lists and threads were everyone can post ideas or the game. Ideas should best be categorized into seperate threads, think of "Bugfixes" "New evets" "Implemented gamestyles" "Game options" etc. Maybe you could make two threads for each type, one for completely worked out features and one for vague ideas.

Oh, and don't forget about an IRC channel ;p

Original ideas there, Jerry.

If that was sarcasm, then sorry I didn't satisfy you.

If that wasn't, I find them pretty obvious still. After all, you shouldn't just say "Oh hi m8 of course you may help, here is the source code" to everyone who asks the code; there shouldn't be 20 people holding lists and stuff as stuff is being incompatible with each other then; etc etc ;p

Lol here we go with another source question. If you can get Becky in here ask her to please port jj2 over to the PSP. I have Jazz Jackrabbit 1 Full Version but i'd love jj2 as well. I know it'd be a bit of learning how the PSP hardware works but i'd love to see it on the PSP.

You can download a C++ program for the PSP here:

http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/1125

(Also if any of you community members get/own a PSP don't update the firmware or you will lose any possibilities of running self-coded programs. Instead look for a downgrader that brings your PSP down to 1.50 (buy a mod chip if you already updated) and then download custom firmware by DarkAlex (3.40OE-A is the latest that i know of)).

So Becky if you see this thread do me (and possibly the PSP community) a favor and port this!

I have no idea about any of this, but might Battery Check being released as freeware make us a bit closer to getting the engine, at least? Or would be still have to buy it?

Funnily enough, there are some .h files coming with the demo of Animaniacs: A Gigantic Adventure. Nothing interesting as far as I could judge with my rudimental C++ knowledge but there might be other interesting things in there.

is that a 'JJ2-engined' game?

Yes

In fact, messing around with the battery check exe for a few hours gives me a better idea of the engine internals than I had with jazz2 exe for months.

Originally Posted by STIJN

Funnily enough, there are some .h files coming with the demo of Animaniacs: A Gigantic Adventure. Nothing interesting as far as I could judge with my rudimental C++ knowledge but there might be other interesting things in there.

[citation needed] (aka send me)

or you could be practical and just, I dunno, download the demo yourself and you'd even be able to see what the .h files might be impacting?

why would that be more practical in any way

Because then you can enjoy Animaniacs(tm): The Great Adventure.

Well, it involves just getting the files yourself rather than finding someone else to do it for you... seems practical to me.

You could get the files instantly instead of waiting for Stijn to send them.