pljones
18th Mar 2012, 10:14 AM
It's been a while since TigerM stopped by here. Unfortunately, he's no longer involved in the Sims community and hasn't been working on any of his tools. However, he has been generous enough to give all his source code to the community.
I've picked up the SmoothJazz editor and it's now working with EPs/SPs (and it was quite funny with the first version of the last patch...). The editor has had some testing already - thanks Leefish and Misukisu!
In addition, in the hoard of source code, was a small item Tiger called "S3Test" that, for clarity, I've renamed "JazzMe". Now, as I don't actually ever run the game, I don't know what this is but it looks like a tool for testing Jazz scripts in game using a new custom interaction. I would appreciate tests on this to see if it's (a) working and (b) useful. Details can be found in the thread below, which is where any feedback can be left.
You can get both over on the Simlogical forum "Misc tools by Inge and Peter & s3pi Associates (http://dino.drealm.info/den/denforum/index.php?board=38.0)", in the thread "[ALPHA] SmoothJazz 12-0310-0916" (date may change, of course, so look for the latest).
I've picked up the SmoothJazz editor and it's now working with EPs/SPs (and it was quite funny with the first version of the last patch...). The editor has had some testing already - thanks Leefish and Misukisu!
In addition, in the hoard of source code, was a small item Tiger called "S3Test" that, for clarity, I've renamed "JazzMe". Now, as I don't actually ever run the game, I don't know what this is but it looks like a tool for testing Jazz scripts in game using a new custom interaction. I would appreciate tests on this to see if it's (a) working and (b) useful. Details can be found in the thread below, which is where any feedback can be left.
You can get both over on the Simlogical forum "Misc tools by Inge and Peter & s3pi Associates (http://dino.drealm.info/den/denforum/index.php?board=38.0)", in the thread "[ALPHA] SmoothJazz 12-0310-0916" (date may change, of course, so look for the latest).