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Summer vacation is…boring…YsO Trainer and gallery done.

// July 24th, 2008 // 1 Comment » // Anime, Computer, Gaming, Random, Site

At first, I thought I was going to get a job to occupy my time this summer…guess not. lol. Oh well.

I got some updates. I finished setting up the gallery almost two months ago. It has some random high quality scans from sites I go to. No they’re not from, MT or AnimePaper since I would not be giving proper credits. They’re mainly from random sources like AnimeSuki forums. The gallery can be access via the navigation bar or going here.

I also got a new theme up too! No more K2! I liked the simplicity of a minimalistic template, but I got bored of it fast. Top banner features Fuyou Kaede of Shuffle! It’s vectored. :D Here’s the vector and the screenshot just to show off. :)

Well, started watching Shuffle! (as you can tell with the new layout and vector). That pretty much sums up that all the yandere anime I found on this neat little picture:

Although Nanoha isn’t really yandere, imo. I enjoyed Shuffle! a lot from the beginning (unlike School Days which was unbearably slow paced and boring) to almost the ending (when it showed Kaede’s tsundere side). It’s the opposite with School Days, I liked the beginning, hated the end. Imo, Asa sucks and I felt the series really rushed on the relationship side. Meh, I wanna join the K.K.K….lol. Kitto Kitto Kaede. :P I’m probably going to regret writing that on this blog. Someone’s probably going to google this and start flaming me.

Another update: I finally decided to finish (or start, lawl) that Ys Origin trainer I mentioned about on my last post. It’s got EVERYTHING you can possibly ask for for that game. Well maybe godmode via Barrier which I forgot to add. Unlike my last trainer of Utawarerumono, it’s less of phail with C++ since I did it on CE. It’s less buggy and works like a charm, imo. Proceed to the Downloads page for the trainer. It’s below the Utawarerumono trainer.



More information can be found regarding this trainer in the downloads page underneath the link. The gist of it is that the MP rate doesn’t work unless you already have an existing MP buff on you, the teleport works from 0-21 (zero being the first floor and 21 being the roof with the last encounter), “Instant EXP” refers to the max amount of experience you can gain which really brings you to lvl60, and “Spam Charged Magic” is rather buggy with Yunica since all of her magic moves her or makes her impossible to control while she is casting (Hugos’ skills are fine and can be abused so badly as the screenshot up there shows).

I’m not too sure about Thor as I have only gotten him to lvl5 (as you can tell from the third screenshot, lawl). I don’t use cheats to play the game…I mean…lawl, seriously it takes out ALL of the fun. 72k dmg? LOLWTFBBQSAUcQekKtHXBAI. Yunica could do 100k with her charged Phoenix…lol. The last boss seems to bug out if you one-shot him. Be careful.

That concludes this post. I’ll probably update more often now. The gallery will see more of that in any case.

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// June 17th, 2008 // No Comments » // Random

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[GUIDE] MSDOS PROMPT.

// April 28th, 2008 // No Comments » // Random

This guide’s purpose is to show the basics to using the MSDOS prompt. It is that black window you occasionally get from executables. Some programs are strictly just this, thus, lacking a GUI.
While much of this is obsolete and easily doable on the Windows interface, you can still apply these commands and create “.BAT” files that can carry out a series of commands.

First and foremost, you can access the prompt by pressing the “WINDOWS key + R” > “cmd” > “OK“.

You will shortly get the window open.

Some commands that may be of use are the “cd“, “backup“, “ping“, “format“, and the list goes on. The first command is used to change directories, the second to backup a file, the third to ping a host/IP, and the last to format a specified drive.

One basic command is the “dir” which shows you the folders in the directory as well as how many there are in it.

dir

Another basic command is the “md” which allows you to create a folder/directory.

md lawl

Which creates a folder named lawl.

Some of the more advanced commands will require you to feed it several arguments before the command can follow through.

For instance, you can sometimes test your connection on a specific site or IP using “ping“.

ping blizzard.com
ping 127.0.0.1

You may also use the “ipconfig” command to do several things.

ipconfig [/? | /all | /release [adapter] | /renew [adapter] | /flushdns | /registerdns | /showclassid adapter | /setclassid adapter [classidtoset] ]

The above command will give a short description of your current internet settings which includes your private IP (if behind a router). The “ipconfig” command also comes with several arguments:

/all Display full configuration information.
/release Release the IP address for the specified adapter.
/renew Renew the IP address for the specified adapter.
/flushdns Purges the DNS Resolver cache.
/registerdns Refreshes all DHCP leases and re-registers DNS names
/displaydns Display the contents of the DNS Resolver Cache.

So how is this even useful? Well, sometimes you can create batch files which makes several tedious commands much simpler. Batch files are executed much like “.EXE” files but are not compiled through C++, VB, etc. Instead, they utilize MSDOS commands.

START AGTH\agth.exe /c /pnSD.exe /HW-20@30270:FILMEngine.gem:

The above code is what I use to run AGTH with School Days. This saves me the time of having to open up the prompt and then typing all that gibberish in before I can get AGTH hooked onto the process. I can save the above code as a batch file and run it with ease.

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