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The CodeZulu Bind Maker is a custom buy script generator and configuration editor for the Counter-Strike family of games (Counter-Strike 1.6 / Counter-Strike: Condition Zero† and Counter-Strike: Source‡). It provides point and click, buy scripting and configuration editing capabilities with an easy-to-use user interface.
† - versions 1.1.2 & up
‡ - versions 1.1.5 & up
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| » Vista incompatibility fixed (finally huh?) |
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 Well, I finally got around to publishing the vista fix.
As has been mentioned before (has it really almost been a year now???), bind maker was broken in vista.
I gutted the problem dll and rewrote a bunch of ugly code. There are minor visual differences between the versions, I'll get the site and users guide updated some time, but the new version works exactly like the old one did. The form is now sizable, and you can adjust the two middle boxes (it has a splitter in between them now) as well as maximize the window (it looks really weird on my 30" monitor).
So for all you vista having, bind maker using mofo CS'ers out there, you can finally use bind maker again!
All the links have been updated so click away!
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 It has recently come to my attention that the current version of bindmaker (1.1.5.x) is not compatible with Windows Vista. Actually, bindmaker itself is not incompatible, but one of the libraries that it uses (sandbar.dll) is. sandbar.dll is used to give bind maker the Office 2003 style menu and tool bars.
Normally I'd just update the library, but it is no longer free, and therefore isn't very useful to an open source application.
I will try to fix the issue and re-release a version that is compatible with vista (and remove the broken menu and toolbar library) as soon as I can.
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| » A better way to get your games! |
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As you may have been able to tell, We've added a few Ad's around the site. Personally, I hate ads. I typically hate sites that have ads, especially if they're not things that I'd have any use for.
There are 2 websites that I visit that I actually don’t mind having ads on. That’s because they've been minimal and informative.
The companies I have advertised on this site are companies (games, products or services) that I've personally used, plan to use again, and highly recommend from a personal perspective. I've tried to only select things related to gaming, computers, and general website stuff (though I couldn’t help but add shutterfly.com just because that’s who I always use to print all my digital photos). My thinking is that if you're looking to start (or grow) your clan, and need a website or game server host, you'll be able visit some of the folks listed here (if nothing else but for information purposes only).
Now, on to the point of the article!
 Ever since valve released steam, I've wanted to download all my games online like that. Click, pay, download and play. I've bought plenty of games online, only to have to wait for the box to get shipped to my home. The other day I was looking for a strategy guide for Oblivion, and ran across a site owned by IGN (the guys who run GameSPY and FilePlanet) called Direct2DDrive that sells all their games online (and by "online" I mean "ONLINE!"). Not only do you get to buy them online but you download them online right then and there as well. I was able to buy a few games (plus the strategy guide), download them and frag on within minutes (you've got to love FIOS). Normally I wouldn’t bring myself to pimp a site or product like this, but normally I'm not fragging minutes after I pay for a new game online. That’s bad-ass enough for an entry on the site.
Enjoy!
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| » Episode I - Now Playing... or should I say now paying. (not worth the $$) |
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 I've been waiting on this one for a while. I hope I haven't wasted $20 on this game (edit: yes, I did, the game is totally overpriced). Since Battlefield2 came out I haven't played a game that can touch its beauty or game play, but since I finished the original HL2 I've been wondering WTF happened. I loved HL2, and spent countless hours playing and replaying the game. I'm pretty much stoked to find out the W and TF of whats going on.
I'll post my thoughts / review on the game as I play it. With the NBA confrence finals and soon to be finals looming, I might not get any real dedicated game time for a couple of weeks, but I'll have to make due with games at work in my spare time till then.
Note: Read More for screen shots and my worthless 2¢'s
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Posted by [CZ] Qw4z0 on Thursday, June 01 @ 14:56:52 EDT (6284 reads)
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Well, Its been a while since I last wrote anything on this site.
A few months ago, I lost my main development box, which had the source code to every program I've ever written on it. Needless to say Bind Maker v2 was one of those. I've since started re-writing it again, but can't help wonder if anyone would even be interested. There has only recently been 1 person asking about it since I mentioned it was comming.
Since Battlefield2 came out, I havent really touched counter-strike at all, I've even thought about shutting the site down alltogether, but people keep downloading the app, so I dont know.
besides being able to edit game settings for source, it will have an alias builder and online script browser where folks can share their scripts (and others can use them w/ out copying any code anwhere).
I know a lot of people just hit the site to download the app, but if you have an opinion please vote on the poll HERE
(in the upper right hand corner between the "donate" box and this article)
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CZ Bind Maker is free software. If you use it and like it, please show your appreciation by giving something back.
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