pic: 234 Neon FIRST Logo

[Nick R.]

i never saw a resolution that wasnt standard....

i'll take one for 1024*768

Thnx

[Elgin Clock]

Awww... but I need the FIRST logo in 2D Cad.. prefferably a .dwg or .dxf file...

Nice looking image though, none-the-less!

[Tim Hawes]

1280 x 1024, if possible. Thanks

[Aaron Knight]

Don't worry about non-standard resolutions like mine (1440x900) too much

It scales fairly well. Screenshot in 1440x900

[NullTerminator]

Hey here is a cool screen saver to go with this !
You can modify it to look like the Wallpaper , but it has more cool stuff real cool !
get it here : http://www.uselesscreations.com/matrix/
(it is not useless at all, lol)
Here is wat u get :
3D matrix codes going down any color you want !
The lines can form pictures from the matrix and stuff
The screen can be moved around with the mouse or random

[mtaman02]

Ryan I'm gonna use this the Competition Pit Timer Made back when was it 2002 by T810 The Mechanical Bulls


Looks pretty good if i do say so myself!

I'm wondering if they have a newer one to. *Goes off to make some bothersome PM's*

[Ryan Dognaux]

That's awesome!!

Okay, so here's what's going on w/ the logo - We will soon have the following resolutions - 1600 x 1200, 1024 x 768, 1000 x 800, and 800 x 600.

Also, If there's interest in just the logo w/out the background, that can posted too.

[David Kelly]

Originally Posted by Ryan Dognaux

That's awesome!!

Okay, so here's what's going on w/ the logo - We will soon have the following resolutions - 1600 x 1200, 1024 x 768, 1000 x 800, and 800 x 600.

Also, If there's interest in just the logo w/out the background, that can posted too.

Sorry guys it took so long to upload. Busy busy busy You'll have to click on the pictures a few times to get to the actual size. http://www.cyberblue234.com/gallery/wallpapers

[Ian W.]

Originally Posted by Mike522

Ryan I'm gonna use this the Competition Pit Timer Made back when was it 2002 by T810 The Mechanical Bulls


Looks pretty good if i do say so myself!

I'm wondering if they have a newer one to. *Goes off to make some bothersome PM's*

No, we actually never made another version of that, I don't think there was much (anything?) to improve upon.

I don't think we used it last year though, we had no room to setup a laptop on a table in the pit .

I wonder if Dan still has the source for that...

[DanL]

Originally Posted by Mike522

Ryan I'm gonna use this the Competition Pit Timer Made back when was it 2002 by T810 The Mechanical Bulls


Looks pretty good if i do say so myself!

I'm wondering if they have a newer one to. *Goes off to make some bothersome PM's*

I made one update that had some extra features and bug fixes last year or two years ago, but I haven't really changed it since then. If you have any suggestions, I still have the source that I can update.

Glad to see that people are still using that :-)

[Joe Matt]

Originally Posted by SuperDanman

I made one update that had some extra features and bug fixes last year or two years ago, but I haven't really changed it since then. If you have any suggestions, I still have the source that I can update.

Glad to see that people are still using that :-)

Errr... could you re-compile it for OSX? Please?

[DanL]

Originally Posted by JosephM

Errr... could you re-compile it for OSX? Please?

Try this one. The files are packed together in a zip because I don't know how to make a mac equivalent of a zip, but I'm sure you can find a program that reads zips. The timer itself should be recompiled to work on a mac.

Er, apparently the attachment limit is 100kb - a bit too small for the 1-meg file. If you pm me your e-mail, I'll e-mail it to you.

[mtaman02]

yeah i still use it. and since all you gotta do is change the background when you get tired of the sam pic its fun to use.


i was just curious though if you had made another version thats all.

[Joe Matt]

Originally Posted by SuperDanman

Try this one. The files are packed together in a zip because I don't know how to make a mac equivalent of a zip, but I'm sure you can find a program that reads zips. The timer itself should be recompiled to work on a mac.

Er, apparently the attachment limit is 100kb - a bit too small for the 1-meg file. If you pm me your e-mail, I'll e-mail it to you.

Well, can you get me the source code? My e-mail is josephm1314@yahoo.com. I think I can then throw it into XCode and get it in Mac form to be compiled on a PPC proc. I can de-zip the file, but I can't read .exe files on a Mac.

[Ian W.]

Originally Posted by JosephM

Errr... could you re-compile it for OSX? Please?

Uh, doesn't Macromedia make a Flash player for Mac OS X? That's all you can do for Flash to run on your computer, I think.