Ubuntu Sky Sanctuary Zone

Old.

Still neat for a few seconds though.

Wow. That's a nice way of using the cube. Almost makes me reconsider using Cube or not sadly my machine is a little old and I'm saving the resources I can for other things (I still use Compiz Fusion I just have Cube disabled as it uses a significantly larger amount of resources IMHO).

How long did it take you to make? Or, wait, are all 4 sides identical? I was originally under the impression that they were all unique and, together, formed a level.

Neat to see another Ubuntu user

[quote name='Urza' post='1173111' date='May 27 2008, 10:51 PM']Old.

Still neat for a few seconds though.[/quote]
Old? =( I thought it was kinda original for the cube.

[quote name='Venko' post='1173122' date='May 27 2008, 10:59 PM']Wow. That's a nice way of using the cube. Almost makes me reconsider using Cube or not sadly my machine is a little old and I'm saving the resources I can for other things (I still use Compiz Fusion I just have Cube disabled as it uses a significantly larger amount of resources IMHO).

How long did it take you to make? Or, wait, are all 4 sides identical? I was originally under the impression that they were all unique and, together, formed a level.

Neat to see another Ubuntu user [/quote]

I spend a few hours on it, counting learning how to use Wine (Gens+ and sonic hacking tools), Audacity, and GIMP (why oh why didn't i stick with photoshop). I made the looping wallpaper out of level tiles and it was such a pain I was too lazy to do three more.


I like how the splash is all wavy color bars but static text.

I remember seeing some similar Sonic-level-inspired cubes a year or two back.

You could have said "Compiz-fusion Cube Sky sanctuary Zone" It took me a while (read: more than 1 second) to realise that was a specially textured cube...