Hakaku

Okay, what I meant was that it minimizes to the right, but there's a shadow of what was previously there in that space. As in, the map stays the same, the navbar minimizes, then there's an empty space that takes on the image of what was previously there (such as desktop or maximized navbar). Also, when I use the square selection to delete something, the radar still displays the image of what was deleted.

I just recently updated my DCME from an older version, and I find it's a lot better. However, having used it a bit, I've encountered the following problems: -Sometimes, after doing a lot of editing, I decide to hide the right navbar. Instead of giving me a larger map area, it displays what was previously there (meaning the radar, tileset, etc). Even if I minimize+maximize again, it'll display what's on my desktop. Is there any way to prevent this? -One thing I always liked about SSME is that it gave a bigger map area, I know I can just hide the right side, but I still need the tileset to do my work and I liked moving the tileset around incase it would hide something. Is there any way of getting the tileset to float over instead of being fixed on the right? I know for others it isn't a problem, but I use 800x600 resolution and it's really a put down to have such a limited space to work in. Also, mind explaining what walltiles do?

Well, on your index page everything displays nicely, but on the other pages the text part is lower than it should be. I honestly don't see why you used different coding for the index and the others. <div id="cwrapper"> <div id="fix"> blah blah </div> </div> versus the index page <div id="info"> blah </div> <div id="content"> blah </div> As far as I see, just use the same format as the index page, changing the div ids to that of the index, and adding this part into your css "#content". If it still has problems, I'll take a better look later. #content table tr td { padding: 5px 0 5px 0; } #content div b { padding-top: 5px; }

To keep on topic, my suggestion would be to have starting credits for new users. As in a new player enters and instead of starting with 0 credits, has a certain given amount.

There are holes in race? Scary thought lol

Do you prefer your bacon crispy, mushy or in between?

I'm from Eastern Standard Time zone and because no one is on during regular hours, I don't go into deva. It's not because there's no staff, it's because there's no one even on the chat during those hours. Since you people go on later, try getting more players in on the weekends, because even EDT or EST players stay up late on those days.