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#Dreamseeker byond mac#

All it takes is for NEStalgia or Feed on iOS to hit the market and you've got a flock of users coming to your system. Not saying this is going to become a million dollar idea, but you can at least make tens of thousands of dollars after it gains popularity. The entire app store concept is what has helped make Apple a fortune already, and I know a lot of app developers who are millionaires off of a single simple app.

Honestly it seems silly that you think that wouldn't work out in your favor. iAD space, dollar for the app, or 2 dollars + per game, Dantom gets a cut.

So you really don't think that targeting iOS users (Casual Gamers) with one of the best Casual Gaming systems (BYOND) isn't going to save the project? Micro transactions is your savior. Long story short: porting the newer Flash protocol will be a lot easier than trying to parse the current DS one.

Barring that, this project has a bleak future and may just end up in the open source, which is probably what a lot of users want anyway (but be careful what you wish for as privately we do a lot of stuff here that keeps the whole system stable and I have some serious doubts that it would work without some central maintaining body).Īnyway, didn't mean to derail. So we have some substantial changes that will hopefully affect our finances in a positive manner next year, and that, with the goodwill of the many users here, is what we are going to need to make further updates possible.

#Dreamseeker byond mac#

we are really making next to nothing now and simply porting to new platforms isn't going to solve that problem since most users are still on Windows (that is, if we can't make anything off Windows users, adding in Mac users doesn't really help). That said (and I will make a post on this next month when we get all of our current stuff into public testing).

The idea there is that this protocol could then be used for other clients, such as a universal HTML5 one or an iOS etc. What we've tried to do here is create a server-client protocol that is straightforward (at the cost of some efficiency), unlike what we have for the current Windows client. And if you have a small amount of memory, upgrading that would probably also be a good idea then even if you didn't find the source of the problem you could make it happen less often.The Flash client is very simple (of course it is a limited version of the BYOND UI so that is party responsible). I'd also check into what else you might have started running recently that might be sucking up resources, perhaps due to a memory or GDI leak.

#Dreamseeker byond full#

However, a full scan for malware would not go amiss (run your virus scanner, and also try out Malwarebytes). You did mention that you're fine after a reboot for a few days, so probably the only thing you have to do to fix this is restart your computer more often I doubt the reinstallation is necessary. To me this sounds like your system is running low on memory or resources.

Either you have insufficient memory or other system resources to launch Dream Seeker, or a virus is corrupting (or deleting) dreamseeker.exe or one of its associated DLL files so that it won't launch. Because the path it reported is presumably valid, I can think of only two possibilities. The pager is going through this sequence of events:ġ) Lookup world URL you tried to join to get the byond://ip:port - which it does.Ģ) Find the path where dreamseeker.exe is stored so the game can be launched - which it does.ģ) Attempt to launch a new Dream Seeker process. The message that dreamseeker.exe could not be started and perhaps you should reinstall is genertated by the pager. Not only does 422 not start Dream Seeker with a -pager argument, but it doesn't have a build number over 1020. I was a little confused by your report at first because the version number you put in is incorrect.