JuggleMaster

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	hmmm... posted by Anonymous @ 222.152.139.171 on Sep 2 2004 3:14 PM
Wasn't there a juggler for the Amiga 500 in the 80's with reflecty raytraced balls?
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	JugglyMaster posted by James Gregory @ 195.137.114.38 on Mar 18 2004 8:47 AM
Last time I looked (a couple of months ago) JuggleMaster seemed to be the best juggling sim thing out there. Though I had a java version rather than this version, I don't know how much difference there is. I think it's fair enough to put it on a computer games site, as even though it's not really a computer game it's more a computer game than any other sort of program, and it deserves to be publicised somewhere. On a totally irrelevant note, I go (ish) to the juggling club where the author went, though I don't think I've ever actually met him.
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	JuggleMaster posted by hrglgrmpf @ 217.230.53.130 on Mar 18 2004 5:06 AM
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	nice game posted by MehdiYM @ 193.49.105.107 on Dec 11 2003 10:04 PM
with some improvements (more techniques, more balls) this game should be great.
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Re: nice game posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Dec 12 2003 12:07 AM   More Balls? More Techniques? Uhm... It supports up to 630 balls, which is as much as the notation itself can use without superimposed balls. And more techniques? Other than the 6 that come as standard, you can define as many as you please using styles. That's what all of the stuff in the pattern files is. Just go to "choose pattern" in the File menu I'm also looking at getting the source for arbitrary pattern generators and arbitrary style generators [or write my own]... I'm always open to feature requests, if you have anything specific in mind... Gary (-;   [Reply]   Re: nice game posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Dec 12 2003 6:53 PM   In fact, I just commited random pattern capabilities to CVS. Gary (-;   [Reply]   Re: nice game posted by MehdiYM @ 81.166.66.211 on Dec 12 2003 11:44 PM In fact the precedent version had less techniques and balls (I had bug when I tried to put many balls). This new version (CVS) I just have tried is really better. ;)   [Reply]   Re: nice game posted by Anonymous @ 64.173.64.53 on Mar 17 2004 4:55 PM   This is really a cool way to waste time and get nothing accomplished, all the while trying to figure out how a human would be able to actually do this.   [Reply]

	cool posted by bigfatdude @ 207.90.102.78 on Nov 24 2003 6:10 PM
i don't know what siteswap is but this looks cool. I wasn't able to test much since i'm supposed to be doing homework, but the menus were either very slow in loading or not loading at all. i might raise it to 5 stars after some more testing. keep it up *thumbs up*
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Re: cool posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Nov 25 2003 2:09 PM   Yeah. I get that on my P133 laptop, too. Looks like the event queue backs up or something. I'm looking at some kind of adaptive timing thing, but in the meantime, make the window a little smaller or use a machine that's less than 15 years old :-) Gary (-;   [Reply]

	JuggleMaster posted by Anonymous @ 80.196.135.161 on Nov 23 2003 8:24 AM
How does this qualify as a game, or something game related?
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Re: JuggleMaster posted by nilfilter @ 217.83.102.19 on Nov 23 2003 12:57 PM   Don't worry, you are not among the targeted audience. Move along.   [Reply]   Re: JuggleMaster posted by Anonymous @ 80.196.135.161 on Nov 23 2003 3:08 PM   So if I submited an update to the Linux-kernel here, and someone questioned wtf the kernel was doing on an gamingsite that would mean the they suddenly were non-"target audience" for the kernel? Seriously I saw this application a few days ago, and found it very cool, but not one second did I consider submitting it to hp as I did not think it belong here. Instead of being rude I would have prefered if you had actually explained why this application belongs on a gaming-site... ?   [Reply]   Re: JuggleMaster posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Nov 24 2003 9:26 AM   Well, to be honest, I thought that apps like this are exactly why there's a "Toy" category on this site. It's pointy-clikky, does pretty stuff on the screen. Oh - and if you don't think it should be announced on a gaming site, where /should/ it be posted? Gary (-;   [Reply]   Re: JuggleMaster posted by Anonymous @ 80.196.135.161 on Nov 24 2003 10:55 AM   You are right. Sorry I questioned if this application belonged here; I did not realize that this site had an toys-catagory.   [Reply]   Re: JuggleMaster posted by Anonymous @ 68.22.243.180 on Sep 11 2004 5:57 PM   Actually, that would be pretty funny. Linux kernel: The Game! Try to keep patented code out of the kernel before its too late. ;-)   [Reply]

	Pity about the screenshot... posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Nov 21 2003 4:56 PM
You can't see any image tearing while it's running... Gary (-;
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Re: Pity about the screenshot... posted by Chunky @ 66.236.39.94 on Dec 11 2003 7:04 PM   Thank-you, whoever you are, for fixing it! Gary (-;   [Reply]

	this is sweeeeet posted by Anonymous @ 66.122.185.1 on Nov 21 2003 3:23 PM
this is soo cool i can't wait untill it reaches 1.0 its cool
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	Five Stars posted by ldog @ 68.3.213.131 on Nov 21 2003 1:46 PM
This is simply the best Juggling simulation out there for linux.
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