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  			4th April, 2005 at 12:58:28 - 
  		
			
		
  			
  		 
  			
			
			
			 
			Hey, I'm having some trouble:
 
 
I just finished my game (demo version) and wanna post it BUT I have a problem:
 
 
I don't know how to make my game be a Stand-alone aplication.
 
 
If I want to play it from the game Icon it opens MMF up and I have to click "Run Aplication".
 
 
What do I have to do for it to run without MMF opening?!
 
 
To run stand-alone, how?
 
 
THANX
			
  	    
 
   
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  			![]()  axel Crazy?
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  			4th April, 2005 at 13:10:31 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				File > Build > Stand alone application
 
 
heh, helping you out again.
			
  	    
 
   
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  			  Justin
  
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  			4th April, 2005 at 13:10:42 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				if you don't have teh trial version of mmf, you just go file->save as standalone
			
  	    
 
   
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  			4th April, 2005 at 17:23:01 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				THANX GUYS
 
 
YOU ARE ALWAYS HELPING ME OUT AGGGGE!!
 
 
MAYBE WE COULD BE FRIENDS!!!! lol
 
 
 
Well anyway, you won't be getting away from my n00bish questions very quickly!!! lol
 
 
 
			
  	    
 
   
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  			4th April, 2005 at 18:52:52 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				Reminds me of the good old days.  
 
I downloaded TGF off of downloads.com once, and couldn't work it. I deleted it, and like 4 months later downloaded it again. I still couldn't figure out how to do anything in it. After noticing that breakout tutorial in the help files, I got the basic idea of how things worked (and it turned out much easier than I imagined). Of course, on a certain anime forum (the forum that got me interested in games development), some guy who called himself "The Burky", I think, helped me out a lot. After, a guy named Darklord helped me out with learning the basics of networked multiplayer game programming. I think Darklord vanished somewhere, I haven't heard from him for over a year or two. O_o;; So yeah, those were my two senseis. The noble masters shall be remembered.  
 
 
So basically, don't feel bad about asking "noob questions", but do try to figure out things like where the "compile button" is located on your own.  
			
  	    
 
   
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  			5th April, 2005 at 08:08:51 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				well, i just don't have anything better to do, so...
 
i guess i'm a n00b fan. heh
			
  	    
 
   
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  			5th April, 2005 at 09:38:28 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				in DC points, yes. Otherwise, no.
			
  	    
 
   
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  			5th April, 2005 at 13:39:24 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				Well I am gonna post something on the forum the you may know how to answer Agent_K62!
 
			
  	    
 
   
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  			5th April, 2005 at 14:03:58 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		  
  			
				It took me a sickeningly long time to reaslise that you needed to go to the event editor and make the character 'stop' when colliding with a backdrop. Haha back in the day.
			
  	    
 
   
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