Re: [FT] Can't access FT Computer Core
From: Greg <gregwong@b...>
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2000 14:41:41 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [FT] Can't access FT Computer Core
Thanks for the help.
I was able to access
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/3565/index.html
with JavaScript turned off. However, without JavaScript enabled, I
can't click on the e-mail button under Feedback. I wanted to
point out these access problems. So, if the webmaster for the
FT Computer Core website reads this, could you please modify your
page so that I can access it with JavaScript turned on? Or have some
other way of allow us to send feedback with JavaScript turned off.
Or tell me what I'm missing here.
Thanks.
--Greg
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>A) Build with Thrust 0 (only able to orbit) but presume this allows you
to
>pick any facing at the start of turn in orders, thus build 1 arc
weapons
>(thus making a very nasty weapons platform)
>B) Build with Thrust 0 (assume you can't voluntarily rotate) and build
with
>multi-arc weapons or 360 weapons
Actually I'd say that (D) Build with 0 thrust and can either not
rotate, or can have a set rotation (not changeable) throughout the
game
>C) Build with Thrust 1 (only use to rotate though....) and build with
single
>arc weapons
This would work, but you could also use that Thrust 1 to slightly
alter position (very slowly!)
>Following on to this strain of thought.... how fast would these babies
>rotate if no thrust was applied? Could they constantly keep the same
arc out
>from the planet (ie Front arc always directly away from the planet)?
As fast as you want, and yes, respectively.
Schoon
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Speaking of inspiration for ships, has anyone seen any figures inspired
by/related to the tv show "Space: Above and Beyond"? One thing that
program had that was cool was its ships....
Frits Kuijlman wrote:
> Andy Cowell wrote:
>
>> Seriously, when sculpting the Phalon ships, what was the
>> consideration? Personally, were I to play FT, I probably wouldn't be
>> in too big a hurry to buy little metal penis ships, myself.
>
> I believe they were inspired by the Santovasku form the Outlanders
comic.
> For a few scanned pictures see:
> http://rama.pds.twi.tudelft.nl/~frits/tuffleyverse/gallery/
> Frits
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A friend I know had a copy, and I fiddled with it for a bit.
Avoid it like the plague. The interface almost completely unworkable.
Bell, Brian K wrote:
> I took a quick look at the box a couple of days ago. The pictures on
> the inside cover show someone in power armor, although it looked
> much more exoskeleton than true power armor. I did not read if they
> added had any special abilities. But I wouldn't look for them jumping
> kms at a hop and lobbing nukes.
>
> The game graphics looked good, though.
>
> Priced too high, though. There are VERY few games that I woudl pay
> more than $30us for. (Says the guy who spent much more than that
> for miniatures for GZGECC IV).
>
>
> -----
> Brian Bell
> -----
>
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Popeyesays@aol.com [SMTP:Popeyesays@aol.com]
>> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 12:29 PM
>> To: gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
>> Subject: Re: [OT] Starship Troopers
>>
>> In a message dated 12/1/00 11:06:40 AM Central Standard Time,
>> jessecasey@netzero.net writes:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> , and now it's time for gamers to become "Starship Troopers"
themselves
>> on their PCs.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> It reeks of the grotesque film made of Heinlein's book. Hopefully
we'll
>> not
>> start the flame war about the book and the movie again 9tongue
slightly in
>>
>> cheek since I obviously inserted my feelings in the post.) If they
had
>> left
>> out the influence of the non-pwer infantry invented whole-cloth by
the
>> director of the film, I might consider the game, but if they inserted
that
>>
>> they may have inserted the director's "mankind is just a bunch of
Nazi's"
>> social cant into the game. I will wait, til I see it in a demo
somewhere.
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I would love to come... but RL(tm) and distances involved tend to
impeded any plans along that angle. Is there ever a GZG event that is
not on the East Coast?
Mark Kochte wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Noel Weer wrote:
>
>
>> One SG-DSII linkage idea that had occurred to me recently came up
when a
>> few of us ran a DSII fight where the objective was for some corporate
>> mercenaries to keep the local government from seizing an office
building
>> as part of their nationalization policy. The gov't troops did achieve
>> infantry control of the town and the building, but ultimately lost
the
>> battle...
>>
>> The player controling the gov't wanted to put his troops inside the
>> building and have the mercenaries dig him out... reasonable given
that
>> the mercs couldn't just blow it up...
>>
>> So, you could do a DSII at one table and a SG at another - the wider
>> battle for the area at the former and the fights in the halls of the
>> objective at the other. Conditions on the DSII table could influence
>> reinforcement availability on the SG, etc.
>>
>> I know less about FT, but a forced landing of reinforcements from
orbit
>> could be integrated into an active DSII (or SG) fight on another
table.
>
>
> There is an FMA/EFSB cross-over event happening at GZG-ECC IV this
> [next] year. Come and play! :-) (okay, so it was a badly phrased
> plug for the con; come anyway! details at:
>
> http://www.warpfish.com/jhan/ft/gzgecc/gzgecc4/
>
> :-)
>
> Mk
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GZG-UK has UNSC Hammer fighters that have a definitely hammerhead shape,
though you'll realize these are FT-size fighters. Stellardyne had, IMHO,
the closest to Saratoga-style ships, and we're still waiting for Dean to
let us know if/when they'll be available. ;->=
There's a regular WCC(West Coast Convention) of GZG systems, but you'll
usually find some GZG in most moderate and larger cons. GenCon has a
pretty
awesome representation, and if I ever get my poop in a group, so will
other
mid-continent cons I attend. Keep watching the list; members usually
announce cons they're attending and/or running.
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Mark Kochte wrote:
>
> > > > Anyone else planning on running any GZG sessions there
(DS,SG,FT)? > >I
f
> > > > so, it may be kinda fun to coordinate scenarios...
> >
> > I won't be at that convention, but I'm considering doing one at Cold
Wars i
n
> > Pennsylvania in March. I'm curious about what you might do scenario
wise.
> > Maybe we can give each other some ideas.
>
> Come to GZG-ECC IV! Still open tables for more events. :-)
>
> Mk
Cold Wars is scheduled on March 9-11 in Lancaster. ECC IV is scheduled
for
March 2-4, a difference of one week.
We tried to get the earlier weekend at the hotel so we'd have a two week
difference, but that wasn't possible this year.
Jon
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>But the key question here is how tight can I have my orbit be and NOT
have
>it decay? That is to say, if I want the defsat constellation near the
planet
>(say 12" out from the planet centre, about 8-9" out from the surface
for
>example), am I "in atmosphere" and therefore is my little satellite
burning
>up? What would a reasonable limit be for atmospheres of "class M" (ie
Earth
>like) planets be? Would it be a function of radius of the planet? If
so, any
>idea what formula might apply?
OK, it is generally reckoned that the Earth's atmosphere extends to
about 1000 km above the surface, though the ionosphere (50-1000 km)
is relatively thin.
In your game terms, that would be 1" out from the surface of your
planet.
Thus, any orbit of r=8 game inches or higher would be "stable."
As for your formula requests (these assume a mass equal to earth):
r=(2.16*10^4)*T^2/3, where T is measured in seconds, results in meters
...or assuming 15 minute turns as well:
r=(2.32)*t^2/3, where t is in 15 minute game turns, results in game
inches
T=(3.15*10^(-7))*r^3/2, where T is in seconds and r in meters
t=(3.5*10^(-1))*r^3/2, r in game inches, results in 15 minute game turns
You loose some accuracy by using the "ultra-simplified" versions.
Schoon
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On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 02:44:57 -0500, Donald Hosford
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wrote:
>What if you "painted" plain old white glue (elmers, ect.) over the wood
parts.
>Would that make it paintable by ordinary paints?
Quite possibly. I read on rec.games.miniatures.misc (or historical) that
you
can make soft plastic miniatures (ERTL, Airfix, Revell, ESCI) more rigid
for
painting by spraying them first with spray adhesive. This is essentially
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In a message dated 12/1/00 7:57:08 PM Central Standard Time,
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> Quite possibly. I read on rec.games.miniatures.misc (or historical)
that you
> can make soft plastic miniatures (ERTL, Airfix, Revell, ESCI) more
rigid for
> painting by spraying them first with spray adhesive. This is
essentially
> white
> glue as an aerosol. I suspect it would work on wood, too, though you
may
> have
>
I have a friend who extracts some of the plastic resin from these
figures by
soaking them for 24 hours in bleach, then 24 hours in ammonia - then
washing
them with soap and water. I rely on several coats of gloss overcoat and
find
that works just fine.
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<BR>
<BR>
<BR><BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid;
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px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Quite possibly. I read on
rec.games.m
iniatures.misc (or historical) that you
<BR>can make soft plastic miniatures (ERTL, Airfix, Revell, ESCI) more
rigid fo
r
<BR>painting by spraying them first with spray adhesive. This is
essentially <B
R>white
<BR>glue as an aerosol. I suspect it would work on wood, too, though you
may <B
R>have
<BR>to do a couple of coats. </BLOCKQUOTE>
<BR>
<BR>I have a friend who extracts some of the plastic resin from these
figures b
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On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 17:15:32 -0500 , "Izenberg, Noam"
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>A long time ago, someone generated alternate, less catastrophic rules
for
>Core Systems. Someone else (Jared?) came up with an alternate _set_ of
core
>systems altogether. A rudimentary look hasn't turned up either. Can
anyone
>point me to them or send them to me?
Well, the way I did it is pretty simple. You can find it on my web site
at:
http://www.vex.net/~agoodall/ft.htm
Click on the "Core Systems" link under House Rules.
For the person looking for the FB errata, I have the errata for both
fleet
books on the site, too.
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>http://www.vex.net/~agoodall/ft.htm
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>Click on the "Core Systems" link under House Rules.
Very nice. I like this little modification very much.
Schoon
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On Fri, 1 Dec 2000, Noel Weer wrote:
> I would love to come... but RL(tm) and distances involved tend to
> impeded any plans along that angle. Is there ever a GZG event that is
> not on the East Coast?
GZG West Coast Con?? :-) Run by Ted Arlauskis, the first GZGWCC
was earlier this past October. I understand it went quite well
and there will be a GZGWCC II. :-)
Mk