the idea not bad the construction of the orbit burns only strange :S and because like that as if would be an empty level… :( But the spaceship it was good
[Review changed to quick review. ????? – cooba]
10!!!!!!! this is VERY VERY EXTREME OVERRATE….
I Know, Killer is Your Friend but 10!!
this is not bad LVL ;)
I like the Pit levels, and Jail Break my favorit Game mode
I give you 7.5 point
Neo
I think this lvl is not realy good :( Too much bug…
And the submarine is not realy good in Mp level….
This is a great level AND tileset, actually! I can`t seem to be able to read the text strings, which is what I presume supposed to happen when I hit the block with the “?” on it. Also, how did you make the foreground triggering? I thought it was impossible??
Also, when I make a level with enough events in it, it chrashes on me with an access violation error. The levels I make are tops 150 wide, 96 deep. But yours is a million in every dimension! How`d you do it without chrashing it?
But, for the level and tileset itself, I give you a good rating, being an eight. (8, for those who don`t know how to speak English very well…)
It`s got nice eyecandy, the puzzle is great! And the tileset overall is pretty neat too!
This is a DR! Yep, it certainly is!
I would have to totally disagree with Master Cheater’s review, because
1: he’s a CHEETR!!! jk
2: he’s not played it, so what right does he have reviewing it?
Now, for my review…
This is a very, VERY good level pack! The theme is simple: Turtles have effectually been wiped out, but the few remnants remaining have banded together and are attacking the rabbits in full force. You are an inhabitant of the small, “backwater”, as EM put it, planet of Deserto, colonized by rabbits, now invaded for goodness-knows-why, except maybe for its oil fields. Nah, I don’t think so… So you are trying to discover why on earth someone would invade Deserto, you you pick up your gun and start looking. AFter a sequence of events, you finally realize why they’re invading: _____ _____ _____ ____ ____. Whoops, no spoilers here :( But, very good plotline, the best I’ve seen in a long while, and while gameplay was basic, it was still enjoyable, and I highly recommend downloading it!!!! Evil Mike gets a 9.8 from me, and I hope he goes back and makes EP 2!
Tools like this have been around for a long time. This is the first to be put on j2o though.
I’d like to warn everyone who thinks of using this, of one particularly important fact. Especially because of this comment:
“ I hope evilmike makes some for his single players.”
Too many episode files will cause jj2 to crash on loading the episode menu. Know this before you think of making a custom j2e, and make sure you put a warning in the description of any episode that contains one. Personally, I advise against making one at all.
Because of this fact, I do not, and likely will never use a tool such as this. I had the option of doing so years ago and I deliberately chose against it.
Excellent does what it says it will do , and works 100%. And very easy to use. The only problem with it is the interface , it’s pretty ugly but thats not going to hold back a great programe like this.
So as it says it makes episode pictures on the main single player menu so you ill no longer have to go into home cooked for some of those impressive single players. I hope evilmike makes some for his single players.
Another good thing is if you have not stuck close to the pallete it will auto convert it for you , even tho sometimes arter effects won’t be so good but hey thats the only colours you can use anyway. There isn’t much more to do that simply save the images you made and save them into jj2 as j2e files.
Conclusion
Well it does what it says and it does work , and is a very good feature for any people who enjoy makeing single players , can finally have a image on the main screen of the work. The only thing holding this back a little is the ugly interface. So i reccomend you download this.
@evilmike ,I knew there was one earlyier than this , but maybe you could make some and tell people not to have too many , or maybe a jj2+ fix could sort it out. maybe. It’s still useful.
NICE WORK |
[Review changed to quick review. – cooba]
This is definately an improvement to your previous program. The only bad thing I see so far is the weird text codes. For example: you need to type Shift + the “+=” button to write a “?” and vice versa to write a “_”.
Also, when I click “filename” it doesn`t do anything. But other than that I think it rules supremely above the other one. Mainly also because you had to start all over again on the other one, and that you had no way to edit episodes. Which is BTW also very neat. And i`m not saying that other one wasn`t good or something, I think it was one of the best programs on J2O, it`s just that this is an upgrade to it.
Also the appearance looks at least three time as good. A window with pictures looks way more awesome than only a CMD text box.
So, good? Definately.
DR? Absolutely!
Improvement? HELL YEAH!
i think the 6.5 extreme overate i give you 3.2 point…. good luck to your next level ;)
hmm… not I like a not bad little program:) useful little program. But you could gloss it drew a small one on the program according to me strange solution you hit home to the making of the program but not bad.Nice Work :)
Doen’t work on 1.24 is said: ACCESS VIOLATION .
[Rating (5.0) clearance. – cooba]
Okay, here is a nice conversion, got most of the tiles, got the signs [yay!], got lots of stuff, let me start a list.
MOST/ALL JJ1 TILES: +
CORRECT COLORS: +
EXTRA TILES: -
USEFULNESS: errrm, + & -
Not much extra stuff in it, which saddens me. But colors are good, the usability is tolerable, hence the undecided vote. It has pretty much all the JJ1 tiles, which can be important. So, I’ll give it an 7.9, but t could use a tad touch up.
Oh, and some of the tiles at the bottom are flipped. The wrong way. :P
This is a nice level! Good tileset, great graphics, good music, the level rocks. However, it is a bit small, and the routes btwn bases are fairly easy. Almost too easy. But anyway. This is a good level, virtually no bugs, good amts of pickups, nice sucker tubes, it flys well.
But I am concerned about the small layout, and the easy-to-memorize routes. But this is not big, and it gets a dl rec.
Wow. What a silly level! Somewhat good structuring, as it gave me quite the challenge. The reward at the end was equally satisfying, as millions and millions and millions and millions and billions and trillions and quadrillions and quintillions of gems were flying all over the place. I must have gotten literally a 1000 gems in that area. That was funny. However, the gameplay was quite hard[ either that or I’m not good at tests :P] But, good work, and people can dl this for a good laugh and a good game.
Woops!
First bug, but now it’s fixed ;)
and it should work with 1.24.
It does for me.
And sorry for the bad input system.
The most important letters should work properly though.
well, what a great conversion! Like others have said, Violet CLM’s conversion does indeed seem to have all or most of the tiles from JJ1. Not much to complain about there. However, there is one evil little bug in the level. In the floor and ceiling tiles, if you put the floor right on top of the ceiling, and jump hard and fast enough, you can go right through the floor! :(:(:( Fixing needed.
Music fit well, colors were right on [unlike some conversions I’ve played…], so I’ll give you a good rating and a dl rec.
couldn’t find the episode bmp images :(
I was not able to complete the level…
Well, here’s my 2 cents:
Very, very,very very good conversion! Dreempipes is my absolute *FAVORITE** tileset in Jazz1, and this conversion is no exception. The colors are very well done, the masking good in most places [except in the pipe, which I DID go through, unlike what Blacky said], music good, I like everything here. You included all [I think…] the tiles from the orig game, and this makes me happy. Readers, go DL right now! This conversion is a masterpiece perfectly and brilliantly showing off Violet CLM’s skills as a Jazz1 tileset convertor.
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