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26 deaths.

YESPOT FOR PRESIDENT.

Here's my first road: Gig - Road 1

First post! Yeah! 

We could have someone make a bunch of levels, each one stressing a certain skill (pipe riding, speed changing, double jumping, etc.). Then, we could post two screenshots. First, how many deaths it took before you completed it once, and second, your best time on the road.

We wouldn't have some big ol' elimination or a confusing round system, it'd just be whoever has the best time/deaths is the leader and is cool.

What do you guys think of this? 

One of the faces is a link to a page I've seen on Tinsanity before... hmmm.
Now I wonder if Leo put that there or if someone from the community (*cough*) did.

I was bored one day, so I decided to check and see if it was, in fact, possible to build Tasty Static *.deb packages without the source code.  Sure enough, it was! However, these packages do have a few bugs in them that would require tweaking the source code to fix.  Please read the package notes below before downloading and installing.

• Tasty Static - Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit (i386) - tastystatic_1.0.0-1ubuntu1_i386.deb

• Tasty Static - Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit (amd64) - tastystatic_1.0.0-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb

• Tedit Level Editor - Ubuntu all architectures - tastystatic-tedit_0.9.0-1ubuntu1_all.deb

Package Notes

• After installation, you'll find Tasty Static [and Tasty Static Level Editor] under Applications > Games.

• These packages were built for an Ubuntu 10.04 system.  They will not work with older versions because of dependency problems.  Tasty Static is a relatively old game though, so it does not require the latest versions of its dependencies- let me know if you want a special build for an earlier version of Ubuntu.

• No, the tedit package is not a real port of the level editor from Windows to Linux- it merely runs tedit.exe via Wine.  Be aware that the help option under "Help > Help!!!" will not work- you can access the manual it links to under /usr/share/doc/tastystatic/teditmanual.html.

• The 64-bit package is not a port either- it merely contains 32-bit libraries that it runs via ia32-libs.  It will probably not be forwards-compatible with newer releases of Ubuntu.

• All players will be playing using the same player.db under /usr/share/games/tastystatic.  So if user "bill" gets a high score, "bob" will see it too.  And if "bob" beats "bill's" high score, then "bob's" high score will appear... you get the idea.  Oh, and settings and extras will be shared by users too.

• The "custom" folder, being located under /usr/share/games/tastystatic/custom, is only writable by root.  If you must enable all-user write access for this folder, you can run the following commands:

sudo chmod -R 666 /usr/share/games/tastystatic/custom
sudo chmod +x /usr/share/games/tastystatic/custom

That's all folks, happy playing! 

So, is the password reset page broken or something?

EDIT: Nevermind, I found my original password, so no need to change it.  Still though, the password reset page could come in handy

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But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to say it.

I've beaten every official level at least 15 times xD
And most of the user made ones (and Misty included, of course.)

And here's my first forum post.

I released three roads not that long ago entitled "Trippy." They are mostly automated, simple levels. Just me learning the editor ^_^

But here's my idea.

Why not have a walkthrough? I'd be willing to take a video of every single level being beaten. Perhaps releasing them on YouTube in packs of three (one video per section)

The same could be done with the user made levels as well. In addition, if a recorded video of a level with a better time than the one displayed, it would be replaced. Seems logical. Would anyone care to help me in this mission?