Fleaux-Ecosse: @rollanan that's all it is, an offline archive of the comic. I felt that printing it on paper would not do justice to the original format, since prequel is one of the rare few webcomics that can't just be put on paper and not lose any effect.
@AMKitsune It's not functionally pointless- I live in a place with poor infrastructure, where power/internet go out every few months for various reasons- so having physical copies of things is something i've been taught is wise, from experience.
As for how much of the site I got, I was able to get pretty much everything aside from a few hiccups- one page insists on linking to the internet instead of other saved pages, and the king + staircase in the first nightmare scene is broken, so I recorded a video of it for readability.
I used the fan archive to find all the secret side pages and all that- everything was saved with no problem except for the Aggy: Pass Down side story, which refused to load images.
Glad you guys like it!
Fleaux-Ecosse: This is a physical copy of prequel. Inside this case is a dvd-r with the complete website in an HTML format, readable offline. I tested it and it everything reads from the disc, no internet required (not even javascript!). For content that is flash-dependent, the playable executables are included, but supplementary video files are also added for the now-broken ones (as well as the working flash files, incase the device cannot run flash). Any other broken content was accounted for and video-recorded/patched together for readability.
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!
Fleaux-Ecosse: This is a physical copy of prequel. Inside this case is a dvd-r with the complete website in an HTML format, readable offline. I tested it and it everything reads from the disc, no internet required (not even javascript!). For content that is flash-dependent, the playable executables are included, but supplementary video files are also added for the now-broken ones (as well as the working flash files, incase the device cannot run flash). Any other broken content was accounted for and video-recorded/patched together for readability.
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!
Fleaux-Ecosse: This is a physical copy of prequel. Inside this case is a dvd-r with the complete website in an HTML format, readable offline. I tested it and it everything reads from the disc, no internet required (not even javascript!). For content that is flash-dependent, the playable executables are included, but supplementary video files are also added for the now-broken ones (as well as the working flash files, incase the device cannot run flash). Any other broken content was accounted for and video-recorded/patched together for readability.
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!
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@AMKitsune It's not functionally pointless- I live in a place with poor infrastructure, where power/internet go out every few months for various reasons- so having physical copies of things is something i've been taught is wise, from experience.
As for how much of the site I got, I was able to get pretty much everything aside from a few hiccups- one page insists on linking to the internet instead of other saved pages, and the king + staircase in the first nightmare scene is broken, so I recorded a video of it for readability.
I used the fan archive to find all the secret side pages and all that- everything was saved with no problem except for the Aggy: Pass Down side story, which refused to load images.
Glad you guys like it!
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!
It took several hours to compile everything together. Hope you think it's cool!