What was your first post?

Looking back I'm ashamed of my first post about how rude (and plain stupid) I was: Please login to see this link.

I would have been fifteen, it was an example post illustrating how to orient 3d models on virtual heightmaps.

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My first post was how to use the apppath$ command. I was so dumb. :blush: Hard to believe it was only about 10 months ago.

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Lol when I first came to this forum I asked why most of the extensions are not showed up on my MMF :grin:
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Never did get an answer. I waited almost 10 months after I got MMF2 before I would even ask for any help. I tried to understand as much as I could so I didn't sound too dumb. LOL

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I feel so n00bish looking at it. Kinda reminds me of some of the--er--present company...
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My First post was in 2006 on a RPG Topic

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I was still believing I can put together ab RPG in no time with zero experience

My first post was in 1999, but I don't remember what it was about. I did however e-mail Clickteam about where to find more library graphics before the official forum was released, probably 1998 or early 1999, and they redirected me to The Wall and Code-It. I didn't become a forum regular until 2000 though, but was quite active on code-it until then, asking others more than helping them, though =)

Way back when I used TGF, I never knew about the website. I did however stumble across the old v-cade.

Spent countless hours there on the games. I was medal obsessed!

Was a great place, eventually I spent more and more time here, and then when the v-cade died (that was sad), I moved over.

Used the forum more since MMF2 though.

But I can't say what my first post was on the old forums, but I was young and I wouldn't really want to know lol

Lol, the whole reason why I bought MMF2 was to make online games with it XD. My first post:

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I feel so n00bish looking at it. Kinda reminds me of some of the--er--present company...
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Haha, I replied to your first post lol. That was way old xD

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Come on, I was 12. :grin:

no idea, it was before year 2000.

That's not too bad Looki, I knew what you meant!

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Well I didn't have the same typing style of new users, but I sure had the personality! I atleast understood about 75% of the thread, but maybe I'm just biased now that I understand all of it. Oh, and once again, thanks for helping me in that thread!

EDIT: jpcr, you need to go to your public profile, click "View User's Posts" and go to the very last on on the very first page. Yours is Please login to see this link..

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Nothing interesting! I would have been (just) 13. My very first post would have been on the old forums in 2004, age 11.

My first post was regarding how to pull off a smooth grid movement. Or should I say second post, the first one just says:

"How do I do this' questions belong in the technical support forum. Topic moved."

I posted in the File Archive section. Nice one Matt, nice one.

Hm, interesting topic!
I was 15 when I wrote my first post. I asked about Particle Spray object because I didn't know what its function is...

mine was Please login to see this link. i was the topic creator. i was 12 too but now i am 13 :grin:

MY first post

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1998 or 1999 and I still remember what I asked..... Can you create a RTS with MMF? Yves answered that one personally and stated yes, technically it SHOULD be possible, but no one had ever done it.

After that I bought MMF1.0 and created Andromeda VII with, the first ever RTS made with MMF. It even got me a publishing deal and some of the artwork is still in the MMF graphics libraries, but is a bit outdated by now.

Good old days