HAPTORK

HAPTORK

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You got really close WeezleRox. Fill the pit with ice then slide the machine over the ice. The ice will melt very slowly and the machine will get fit on the pit. Your answer was very much close so its your turn now. :CONGRAT:

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The scene looks a lot different then I have ever thought. I've just passed school and this year I am giving entrance exams of several engg. colleges. The IITs are one of the best engg. colleges in the world. There are several top-notch companies who come for on-campus selection in these colleges. Having read all this, I think its better to be in your own country because the far world isnt that much of sweet as it looks from the far distances. :( Whats wrong if one can develop something

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[quote]all of the UI for the game was built using DesktopX 3.5. The game reads .dxpacks from the game directory and displays them on-screen allowing skinners to be game desginers too.[/quote] Wow!! I am excited to look how it works with dxpacks. :d

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Cant understand the thing completely. Are you trying to make tab buttons visible all the time so that you can mouseover them and view the tooltip without sliding the whole bar? If this is not the case then will you please make it more clear or show the object/screenshot. :)

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[quote]tossing one more...A huge machine made of glass only, has to be put in a huge pit. We can only slide it on its wheel and even a slight jerk will break the machine. It can fit in the pit comfortably but the problem is how to put it there?[/quote] I think no one can answer this one. keep thinking.

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tossing one more... A huge machine made of glass only, has to be put in a huge pit. We can only slide it on its wheel and even a slight jerk will break the machine. It can fit in the pit comfortably but the problem is how to put it there?

186 Replies 63,946 Views