The Merge-Out: Uh, okay, Jack? :wacko:

[Kouen Hasuki]

(29.6GB to be exact)

Found a way I can Jiggle my power switch to get my PSP to power until the PSP Grady Wilson sent me arrives Good times ahead

[Fist Of Tulkas]

Protip: close the bedroom door with the cat(s) outside the bedroom.

Dusty knows how to open doors and has on many occasions.

[deadlegion]

Was that at me?
If so, there is only three rooms at the house I live in, the third one being built by my father this year as a workshop.
So I can't close any bedroom door. And it's cold in South Africa (since it's winter) and I'm the only one who likes the cold.

It was directed at people with morning (or nighttime) cat attack issues.

My house only has 3 bedrooms....currently only one is actually being used as such.
I don't understand how this is relevant though

Your bedroom has no door at all?
Get your Dad to install a door...if you like the cold then open some windows.

Another alternative is to put the cat(s) away in a room (such as the bathroom) at night, with that door closed and leave the litter tray + water in there for it/them.

[deadlegion]

Dusty knows how to open doors and has on many occasions.

My cat can open the 2 sliding doors in my house (and so can my dogs, of course)...but not the other doors.

[GunSlinger Boy]

I AM LITERALLY GOING TO GO CRAZY IF I CAN"T FIND A SOUP TO NUTS TUTORIAL AS HOW TO MAKE THE SIMPLEST VIDEOGAME IN THE WORLD SO SOMEONE HELP ME BEFORE I SNAP COMPLETELY I"VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR OVER TWO YEARS AND I HAVE JUST ABOUT LOST THE WILL TO CONTINUE

[Fist Of Tulkas]

My cat can open the 2 sliding doors in my house (and so can my dogs, of course)...but not the other doors.

He knows how to open doors with latches and he can pry open plastic containers, too.

I AM LITERALLY GOING TO GO CRAZY IF I CAN"T FIND A SOUP TO NUTS TUTORIAL AS HOW TO MAKE THE SIMPLEST VIDEOGAME IN THE WORLD SO SOMEONE HELP ME BEFORE I SNAP COMPLETELY I"VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR OVER TWO YEARS AND I HAVE JUST ABOUT LOST THE WILL TO CONTINUE

What language? Flash, JAVA, C+...?

[GunSlinger Boy]

He knows how to open doors with latches and he can pry open plastic containers, too.



What language? Flash, JAVA, C+...?

ANY ANY ANY!

[Ace Ventura]

Mmmm. Pop Tarts for breakfast.

[deadlegion]

He knows how to open doors with latches and he can pry open plastic containers, too.

He can jump and grab a doorknob, then turn it?
Or is he jumping and using his weight on a handle?

[Fist Of Tulkas]

ANY ANY ANY!

You can try this: http://flixel.org/
You could also check with Flash Game forums and see if there's information on game programming (which there probably is). For example: http://forums.tigsource.com/index.ph...f13&board=16.0
I'm just a spriter so I havn't really looked for Flash programming.

[Fist Of Tulkas]

He can jump and grab a doorknob, then turn it?
Or is he jumping and using his weight on a handle?

He's not grabbing a doorknob or pushing a handle. My doors have knobs, so what he does is reach up and press the latch with his claws or (for doors not latched) he just drags the door outward.

[deadlegion]

He's not grabbing a doorknob or pushing a handle. My doors have knobs, so what he does is reach up and press the latch with his claws or (for doors not latched) he just drags the door outward.

Doesn't sound like a very child safe house, if a cat can do that.

[GunSlinger Boy]

Doesn't sound like a very child safe house, if a cat can do that.

childproofing is overrated and moot if the kid can read.

[Fist Of Tulkas]

Doesn't sound like a very child safe house, if a cat can do that.

1) Old house. 2) The children of the house are both in their 20s now. 3) We plan on moving out anyway.

[deadlegion]

1) Old house. 2) The children of the house are both in their 20s now. 3) We plan on moving out anyway.

It's obvious there's an issue if a cat can open existing doors...and problems like that can be solved without having to move house.

Old house is rather vague
An old house here could be anywhere from 50-200 or so years old.
In Europe an old house would be much older than that, of course.
But I've seen houses in Ireland that are reasonably old and made child safe.