LCL is a new level group founded by myself and Eigus. Members of LCL release their multi-player levels under LCL's banner, and generally help eachother to produce amazing levels where possible.

LCL is aimed at anyone who can make levels that don't absolutely suck, and is therefore suited to those who are still learning of JCS's true potential.

Check out the site at http://fjol.leet.la/lcl/

If you wish to join, just post a screenshot or link to a multi-player level you have/have started making. If I see potential, welcome.

Could I also request that LCL members do not publicly release any levels until after the release of the first LCL team project.

Please note: LCL is NOT a clan, and as such, members of any clan are welcome to join. The same applies for those who are not in a clan. That being said, you may not join LCL if you are a member of another level group.

So we have another levelmaking group, that's great.

However the "learning of JCS's true potential" sounds funny because there were so many discoveries already made that I'd hate to see you guys reinvent the wheel over and over. So please, try to get familiar with the older members here if you haven't already, you (or anyone) can learn alot from them.

I have been around here for years, but not particularly active, so I know a few of the older players abit.

I do not speak of "learning of JCS's true potential" as in making discoveries for the whole community. I mean discovering that which is known to some, for yourself. Basically, learning stuff you don't already know.

Now I'm gonna pull a D: .

It was supposed to be 'Laboratories', not 'Laboratory'... Oh well, makes the name less scattered xD

Anyway, thanks that you did announce it, Fjol. Now I don't must censor the name in the textstrings in screenshots.

Also, thanks, FS.

Depending on what is meant by "discovering true potential," I'd still suggest you do read articles about things, as there are tricks or exploits or whatever that took the community (/me) absolute years to discover, and it seems that if you don't educate yourselves about them, it could take a while before they come up spontaneously.

Thanks, btw, what is that in your sig?

I volunteer not to join your level making group.

Sure FreeFull, when do you want me to NOT add you to the member list

The reason I don't join is that I'm not really a good levermaker.

Truth be told, I'm not exactly that great a level maker either. I am, however, learning and developing my skills.

And I don't have time to make levels.

Originally Posted by Phoenix

to produce amazing levels where possible

Originally Posted by Phoenix

suited to those who are still learning of JCS's true potential

...Yeah.

That one got me though.

suited to those who are still learning of JCS's true potential

This refers to the individual learning.

to produce amazing levels where possible

This refers to helping eachother to get around any problems with eyecandy/gameplay.

Helping with problems doesn't necessarily produce amazing levels.

Especially if you're still learning of JCS' true potential.

where possible

Understand?

Of course, you can perfectly make awesome levels without using event transportation or tile cache tricks.

Good luck! A remark about your site though: the contrast between the orange and grey is too low. To increase readability, I'd choose two more contrasting shades.

Originally Posted by Stijn

Of course, you can perfectly make awesome levels without using event transportation or tile cache tricks.

I was under the impression that those were features of the JJ2 engine, not JCS.

Thanks Stijn. Also, I will sort out the site contrast. My vision is so great that I don't really think about the contrast much

Originally Posted by cooba

I was under the impression that those were features of the JJ2 engine, not JCS.

But that is commonly referred to as "JCS tricks". Or are you talking about masterful keyboard shortcut skills?

You know what LCL reminds me of? Nevermind.

Lol.

"yellow-tinted, translucent liquid"

relol

Uh page cannot be displayed...

Server not found.

That's because something happened to Fjol's host/server/whatever.

Probably more websitehosthopping will happen.

I dont get the point.

Bah, I hate the part where levelmaking groups don't have homepages like clans do, so it's hard to know who's in which group..

What, seeing the logo emblazoned in their sigs is too hard for you?

Originally Posted by n00b

What, seeing the logo emblazoned in their sigs is too hard for you?

Yes.
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I'm too advanced to learn new things about JCS.

Sounds quite good though. A definite yes for aspiring level makers.

Originally Posted by gerard244390

I'm too advanced to learn new things about JCS.

I doubt that. I doubt anyone knows everything about JCS.

So do I. I need to ask n00b how he does that sarcasm thing.

There's probably some hidden events and secrets that were indeed hidden in JCS that haven't been found. I'm too lazy to go searching them out though.

Originally Posted by Drmoo

There's probably some hidden events and secrets that were indeed hidden in JCS that haven't been found.

Nope.

Hidden events: no. It's pretty easy to look at all the available events if you use alternate generation forms, and I doubt there are areas that JCS doesn't let you place. Secrets, though? Almost certainly.

Originally Posted by Unknown Rabbit

Hidden events: no. It's pretty easy to look at all the available events if you use alternate generation forms, and I doubt there are areas that JCS doesn't let you place. Secrets, though? Almost certainly.

There could be event # 666 that could do something what we don't know about.

Event 154 would like to disagree with you.

(154 = 666 - 255 - 255)

Originally Posted by gerard244390

So do I. I need to ask n00b how he does that sarcasm thing.

It helps when people describe you as the embodiment of sarcasm itself, it also helps if you be somewhat obnoxious to help solidify that you're sarcastic. It's not exactly the most glorious or friend-filled path to take to be honest.

Originally Posted by Drmoo

There could be event # 666 that could do something what we don't know about.

As described by Neobeo, JJ2/JCS allow thirty-two bytes for each event, but only the first eight of those describe the Event ID. If JJ2 was rewritten to, say, get rid of Illuminate Surroundings, we could have 512 unique events. As it is, there are only 256 events possible, and while it's slightly more complicated than that when different events share the same id, there's no possibility of finding an unknown #666.