geeogree : They're still sorta working for Vizzed since their stuff becomes available to all Vizzed users and is kinda part of the site just like any other section of the site is. And they optionally can allow for any functions or widgets they create to be used throughout the rest of the site. Doing it this way is good for so many reasons already mentioned but another that I didn't point out is that it gives them more control over what they want to do and gives them more recognition for it.

Also worth pointing out is that if what someone creates is valuable enough to the site, with their permission, it could be given a more permanent / prioritized place on the site.


Vanelan : The RGR has a randomizer already actually. If you choose a few parameters and click the 'rand' button, it'll randomly pick a game based on the selected parameters.

I thought it wasn't working properly.

When I click 'rand,' I just get the top played games.

Open for PHP developers? I'm not exactly sure what that could mean.  Does this change anything regarding the RGR or Market? I highly doubt that is the case...

TouchMaster97 : The developers wouldn't have access to modifying any current pages or features. They could however create functions for me to use on those pages so I guess they could potentially help change things in the RGR or Market if they really wanted to.

Vanelan : I hadn't realized it stopped working. I finally figured out why and fixed it.

Something big that I plan to add (which I've added a demo of) is a list of buttons that can be clicked that automatically fill in prewritten PHP code. This is helpful because it saves a coder time and it also helps them out if they forgot the PHP syntax of something. So in my current example, there's a 'for loop' button that when clicked, automatically adds the code needed to create a for loop.

It'd be far more user friendly that what it currently is once done. It'd be more organized and would have ways for users to search for code examples and those would have descriptions on what they do.

I've attached an example of what I have so far with the onsite PHP coding.

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I once studied for a degree in PHP dev... I'd get involved if necessary. Maybe I can add this to my CV you get me. 

You mean that other people can make a Visual Pinball emulator for use in the RGR? That excites me already.

TouchMaster97 : If they're qualified to do so then yeah