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I know. I was thinking as a replacement for the BBCode Editor. TinyMCE looks great for those that want a WYSIWYG Editor. But right now the BBCode Editor isn't very user friendly though.

To switch away from the rich text editor (into the plain text BBCode editor) just click the button in the top right of the box, the one that has two "A"s on it. Unfortunately this also removes all the buttons so you need to type in the codes on your own. To switch back it is a link under the box to the left.

There are several aspects to it that could be improved, but it is still an option.


EDIT: Found an addon for an alternate BBCode editor, this one looks much better.

Not really. Again, we don't have that information. It wasn't even stored on vB to be carried over here.
This is also not a mod on XenForo that we could add for a "here forward" type inclusion.
Even if we did have a mod, this community doesn't change that rapidly and could take a few years to be noteworthy to most members.

Did not get that far into it. They built the Skid and dove into the digital sea but they nearly got killed and had to come back. I think they saw another bubble thing like what Lyoko is in, but it has been a while.

Back when it was first out I kept watching reruns. Works fine for the first season, but after that it is less forgiving about following casually. I eventually left when they started digital sea stuff. I think that was season 3.

I'll take this over a long GIF, those annoy me.

Not likely to happen. We rarely sticky (or as you put it, pin) threads for content. And when we do they tend do be beastly, such as the freeware thread on the technology board.

When I'm on my PC instead of my phone I might post up some BBS themes we made here a couple of years ago.

Fantastic Baby ~ Bigbang

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Everything is on a continuum. I've been diagnosed OCD and I'm just somewhat perfectionistic. But you could also say that it is just natural to want to do things correctly. I honestly can't say anything for sure based off the one post, but I wouldn't write it out just because it isn't one of the normal OCD tendencies or isn't at a more extreme case.

It sounds like OCD to me. Obsessing over the thing you are going to get, acting on the compulsion to make sure that you will get it, and it obviously is at a level that bothers you enough to post here. I would look into seeing psychiatrist or therapist over it.

this is a sentence. this is a post. this post has sentences. pie is good. bacon is good

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For me attitude was huge. Most of my friends were from LD classes, but we were also nerds/geeks. We jokingly dubbed ourselves the reject clique and played Yugioh at the lunch table. You better believe we were made fun of pretty much every day for that, but we just laughed at the fact that they cared enough to try and put us down.

Granted most of our "bullies" weren't that bad. One time a group came up with a bunch of random yugioh cards they seemed to have had from childhood and wrote all over them (so the Judge Man had 22000 attack and such) and challenged us. We went through 5 duels and I beat them every time. I know it's lame, but that day was a lot of fun.

The seemingly light schedules tend to be one of a few things. 1) it actually is a light course load, but that is balanced with being in school longer. 2) That one day of school a week is utter hell, usually coupled with lots of homework through out the week. 3) They are taking online classes that don't have attending times and thus only have to "go to school" that little bit.

So in short, it is rarely as awesome as it sounds.

What meld are you trying to do? Are you sure it is possible for that character?

I also just remembered one more thing with the Action commands. You need to have a second one before you are able to use it in a meld.

As a Christian I agree with you. I believe in being saved for a deity for something they did. I've been given that salvation even if I don't deserve it and I try to do good as my way of showing thanks. It isn't about earning anything because the price has already been payed for me. I just need to accept it. Redemption wasn't written in any abstract way, they meant it very literally like in economics. If you redeem a check you get the payment while someone else pays for it. For us you would normally have to do something to be given said check, but Christianity teaches that you would never be able to earn it and that it is given to you by grace. And while I would not wish the sacrifice be done, it already has been and thus I don't want it to be in vain.

/Jesus rant

They don't have to contradict. In the original Hebrew, yowm is the word we translated into day. This is a good translation generally since two of the meaning for yowm is the daylight hours or a full 24 hour day; both of which we can take from "day". But yowm has a third meaning for an unspecified (usually long) period of time. If we take this third definition it actually follows scientific theory of the beginning of the world surprisingly precisely.

First note that god created the heavens and the earth right off the bat and then moved to the surface of the earth to be the perspective of Genesis. Much happened to the Earth before the events of Genesis, and even more in the general universe, but these are just considered part of this initial general creation phase.

• The first "day" God creates light and makes it day. This mirrors the idea that when the Earth was formed the was a ton of gasses, clouds, dust, etc. that would have made it constantly dark, as that began to settle light from the sun would come through making day and night. Unnoted by Genesis single celled organisms would be coming up in these waters.
• The second "day" God separates the sky and sea and makes land. At this point the water cycle would be stablizing and tectonic movement would have brought plates up above the water to be land.
• The third "day" God creates plants. Plants came well before animals.
• The fourth "day" God made the sun, moon, and stars. Well the plants would be cleansing the air even further as they performed photosynthesis until eventually it would be clear enough to visibly see celestial objects. Also note worthy is that Genesis claims that the sun and the moon would govern seasons, days, and years; which the sun does all of that for us today, and back then they followed a lunar calendar, so the moon would be governing their year instead of the sun.
• The fifth "day" God created fish and birds. Now that there was an abundance of oxygen and plants to feed on animals had a chance to begin. While land animals would have been coming into play here as well birds and fish dominated due to the location of the plants.
• The sixth "day" God creates animals and man. Now that the world is becoming more stable animals start thriving more and more until eventually evolution provides us with man.
• And the seventh "day" God rested. In our short time on the Earth things have been pretty stable, nothing as huge as new complex forms of life or anything. And many Biblical scholars believe that it was simply unneeded to continue telling the story of the world at this point as we are here to see it ourselves.

This isn't a perfect telling to be sure, but it was an artistic story not a detailed technical document. If you look at this more like a painting instead of a photograph I would say this is pretty freaking good.

Unfortunately I don't exactly recall. I think commands might also have to be max level to meld (I always did, but I thought I only did that in order to keep the ability) and it might also not let you pick commands that don't lead to anything with your setup.

Also, only attack, magic, and action commands can be melded; and only crystals can be attached. So a potion for example, while it is a command, is never going to be an option in melding.

noparse is now plain

A full list of the current BBCodes can be found here



I would also like a way to go straight to the BBCode Editor instead of having to click away from the Rich Text Editor all the time. Though if not possible it is only a minor annoyance.