et_cg
June 12th, 2007, 07:38 PM
Well after running Tool over night processing lightmaps, lightmaps which I am very anxious to see, come morning time was spreading my arms out rubbing my eyes and thinking today would be a good day.
But... in all odds which are against me, I glance over to my computer and it was off. I walked over to it, hit the button a couple times. Nothing.
I wondered what was going on, a short might've sent some electricity the wrong way or something. Or was it power? Many thoughts ran through my head while I check the power supply light, it was on. I checked the cables, the wall. Everything, it was all wonderfuly perfect.
Except for the computer. Trying to get a new idea, I tried turning the power off from the supply. It turned off, but a strange power supply whistle chimed out in the highest range I believe human ears can hear and almost buzzed my eardrums into extinction.
Strange I thought, this is a new sound. Usually it goes "pzzzew" in less than a second and is off tottaly. No power, or anything. I turned it on and off, and tried pushing the power button. Of course delaying my timing so I wouldn't fry any equipment. The real puzzler was, if any equipment was really fried. I hoped not.
So after a couple on and off's with the power supply, the annoying almost inaudible sound of electricity started to become elongated. Getting longer with each flick of the switch.
At first I thought, great, Tool fried my power supply. Next I thought, "I'm never buying parts from THAT (http://www.pacificsolutions.com/) store again."
And finally, I looked at it this way. With my financial situation, I'm probably not going to be making Halo maps for quite a time after this.
The map was for Halo 2 Vista, and was called Fin. Currently my friend has a copy of it, a couple alphas, and this one was the real treat. Very large in scale, yet the only playable field teased you with the surrounding scenery. Almost telling you it was a world for an epic story. A story in which Spartan-II's could only tell. Spartan-II's Controlled by all of you.
I hope to get this dillema fixed soon, but in the meantime, I'll get my friend to setup the alphas somewhere and post progress shots I gave him before the passing away of my waste of money machine. And while this post survives here on H2Vista.net, please give me your idea why this may have happened.
I'd appriceate a different outlook.
Thanks,
Mr. Lee
P.S.: I hope this isn't the end...
But... in all odds which are against me, I glance over to my computer and it was off. I walked over to it, hit the button a couple times. Nothing.
I wondered what was going on, a short might've sent some electricity the wrong way or something. Or was it power? Many thoughts ran through my head while I check the power supply light, it was on. I checked the cables, the wall. Everything, it was all wonderfuly perfect.
Except for the computer. Trying to get a new idea, I tried turning the power off from the supply. It turned off, but a strange power supply whistle chimed out in the highest range I believe human ears can hear and almost buzzed my eardrums into extinction.
Strange I thought, this is a new sound. Usually it goes "pzzzew" in less than a second and is off tottaly. No power, or anything. I turned it on and off, and tried pushing the power button. Of course delaying my timing so I wouldn't fry any equipment. The real puzzler was, if any equipment was really fried. I hoped not.
So after a couple on and off's with the power supply, the annoying almost inaudible sound of electricity started to become elongated. Getting longer with each flick of the switch.
At first I thought, great, Tool fried my power supply. Next I thought, "I'm never buying parts from THAT (http://www.pacificsolutions.com/) store again."
And finally, I looked at it this way. With my financial situation, I'm probably not going to be making Halo maps for quite a time after this.
The map was for Halo 2 Vista, and was called Fin. Currently my friend has a copy of it, a couple alphas, and this one was the real treat. Very large in scale, yet the only playable field teased you with the surrounding scenery. Almost telling you it was a world for an epic story. A story in which Spartan-II's could only tell. Spartan-II's Controlled by all of you.
I hope to get this dillema fixed soon, but in the meantime, I'll get my friend to setup the alphas somewhere and post progress shots I gave him before the passing away of my waste of money machine. And while this post survives here on H2Vista.net, please give me your idea why this may have happened.
I'd appriceate a different outlook.
Thanks,
Mr. Lee
P.S.: I hope this isn't the end...