Hi digit, welcome to Tron-Sector.

digit Wroteoes anyone maintain a list of user-created courses that allow you to play against the computer?

That's because there aren't any.

Well, okay, that's not entirely true. There are two maps that have computer-controlled AI light cycles. But they're difficult to make, and have limited appeal in multiplayer. They never really caught on.

I have lists of all the user-created maps in my FAQ, with descriptions and sceenshots of them. It's slightly out of date at the moment, but only missing about four of the latest maps. (None of which have AI Light Cycles.) The two user-created maps with AI are "AI Arena Redux" and "Speedway AI".

But you need to play them in multiplayer mode, not single player or they won't work. I have a guide on how to play multiplayer maps by yourself.

When people race light cycles online, is this being done over the internet? I have a computer upstairs that I use for gaming, but no Internet connection on it.

Yes, you can ignore the game's warning about playing over the internet.

Is there any slowdown in the online light cycle action?

Occasionally. But as long as you have broadband and the server you connect to has a low enough ping, Light Cycles is completely playable over the internet and works quite well.

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Hope you don't mind that I edited your post. I know it can be tricky to use the quote tags. I still mess them up myself sometimes.

digit Wrote:Am I right in thinking that there isn't anything in the official patch that isn't in the unofficial patch? I'm wondering if I should have both.

You only need one of them. After patching, in both cases each version is completely compatible with the other. People with the official version can play against people with the unofficial version.

But the unofficial patch has certain advantages, like being able to use more custom map packs at once. So, there's really no downside to using the unofficial version . . . unless you don't speak English. (The Killer App mod will change that. You'll be able to choose any language, and use it with the unofficial patch.)

I look forward to hearing more about your homebrew 2600 game. That's a really cool hobby.

TronFAQ Wrote: Hope you don't mind that I edited your post. I know it can be tricky to use the quote tags. I still mess them up myself sometimes.

That's OK. I'm really quite new here. I'll try to do better this time. This would go a little better if there was a preview feature....

I look forward to hearing more about your homebrew 2600 game. That's a really cool hobby.

It is. It's really not all that difficult. Someone has created atari basic, which closely resembles traditional basic programming. Makes it pretty easy actually.

My idea is to try to replicate the space paranoids game that flynn was playing. I've requested a leave of absence from work for a while due to back trouble. That should give me ample time to create the game. I'd like to name the game "Recognizer."

If it turns out that it isn't doable, there are other options, such as creating a space invaders style game using a group of recognizers and a tank. That would actually be pretty easy. Well, we'll see how it goes.


On a side note, I just completed tron 2.0 xbox version. I think it's quite tragic that you can't go back and replay completed levels. And did anyone see any point in the emails that jet keeps receiving throughout the game. After a while I just stopped reading them. I thought sooner or later one of them would proclaim "Tron the arcade game unlocked!", but after a while I just couldn't see any purpose of reading them anymore.

Are you actually burning proms with your custom atari code and playing the real hardware?