System
- OS: Windows XP Professional
- Anti-Virus: Keine
- CD Burning: Keine
- Compression: 7zip


Online
- Browser: Firefox 2
- Email: Website clients only
- IM: MSN Live messenger.
- IRC: mIRC (rarely use IRC)
- VoIP: Skype (not technically VoIP, but similar function)
- FTP: Keine


Viewing
- Images: Windows Picture Viewer (default)
- Video: VLC
- Music: VLC


Editing
- Documents: OpenOffice.org Writer
- Spreadsheets: OpenOffice.org Calc
- HTML: Notepad
- Hex: xvi32
- Images: keine
- Vector Art: keine
- Animation: keine
- Sound: keine
- Video: keine
- 3D: keine
- Memory Editor: Cheat Engine

Currently Installed Games:
- Default Windows games (Solitaire, etc)
- Diablo II
- Warcraft III
- Tetris
- Half Life + mods
- Orange Box
- Starcraft
- The Movies




Legend (while obvious to most, no reason to exclude anyone through acronyms)
* OS = Operating System
* IM = Instant Messenger
* IRC = Internet Relay Chat
* VoIP = Voice over IP
* FTP = File Transfer Protocol
* HTML: Hyper-Text Markup Language
* Hex: Hexidecimal code
* 3D = Three-Dimensional models[/quote]

I approve.

Because atm it's just a spam your list thread (even more so as the lists have extra padding in them + things like "preinstalled windows games, lol"). I didn't see post your specs but it seems more discussion like.

And at the other stuff you wrote: It does have the potential to turn more into a discussion.

Should I list my modding-related applications? Maybe that could help some people out.

edit - Okay, here we go.

Modding-related applications, AWAY!

General
Video - Vegas
Modeling - Maya, Max
Sound - Audition 1.5, Goldwave
Txt - Notepad2
Image editing - Photoshop CS2, Paint Shop Pro 9
Image renaming - Irfanview (REALLY handy)
Video recording - Growler Guncam, Fraps
Desktop recording - Camtasia

Starcraft

Everything but the newer firegraft versions.

Warcraft 3
- War3modeleditor
- War3fileconverter (They are very uncreative with names)
- Image Extractor II
- mdlvis (Russian app required for WoW conversions)
- Vertexmodify (old, outdated utility once used for WoW conversions)

Diablo 2
- AFJ's table editor
- AFJ's string editor
- Paul's map editor ds1edit (This guy is a god, his map editor is incredible, making d2 maps is so much more fun than sc/wc3)
- D2mod system (For dll plugins)
- DrTest (image viewing and dcc extraction)
- animdata_edit (For editing d2 hex files related to animation setups)
- dt1tools (editing tilesets)
- ds1converter (converts any kind of an image into a diablo 2 map and rigs the tiles, I can turn any starcraft map in existence into a d2 map with a single button)

Think there was some others I forgot.

Age of Wonders 2
- DRtester (Yup, I use a d2 app to get out d2 graphics to put in aow2
- unitedit2 (Lets me achieve values I can't in the default editor)
- UPGM_Gui (Recolors ilb files in a jiffy with a fair number of options at your disposal, clean and painless)

That's the major stuff.

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Apr 11 2008, 3:41 am by IskatuMesk.

Dear IskatuMesk:
I left modding off because that's a little too specific if you're dealing with other games, and tools for Starcraft are already covered by other forums.


Dear IsolatedPurity:
http://www.staredit.net/topic/2221/

Can't claim it's more discussion-like if you haven't read the thread, silly!



Dear Syphon:
I assume by other thread you mean "Post your specs". First off, let me make it clear that I have no problem with the thread, as it might seem implied with how I'm singling it out. Rather, I point to it as a thread with a similar format.

Now, you claim that "Post your specs" is unlimited and you can discuss things. How? The first post is just dumbducky listing his computer's specs. His thread is no more guided than this one. Of the 38 posts, 20 are simply lists of specs. Of the remaining 18 posts, the subjects discussed were 3 posts about Pentium's name change, 2 posts about someone's 10GB pagefile, 2 posts about Syphon's monitor size, 5 posts on whether someone's computer could handle Crysis, 3 posts about how loud someone's cooling system was, 4 posts on IskatuMesk's computer handling Crysis, and 2 posts on whether Deathhawk would get a type of RAM. 21 posts, some included their specs while also talking about other people's posts.

What you imply by saying that "Post your specs" is unlimited and you can discuss things is to say that this thread is not unlimited and you cannot discuss things. And yet no where do I find such a difference.

PS: I'm secretly using this thread to ban IE users at random on the days IE really gets to me.

System
- OS: Windows XP Home (apparently) SP2
- Anti-Virus: AVG Free
- CD Burning: Sonic
- Compression: WinRawr

- Browser: IE 6 (although recently I've been using Fx a little)
- Email: Website clients only
- IM: Trillian
- VoIP: Skype

- Images: IrfanView
- Video: Windows Media Player (Too lazy to get anything else, and this serves the intended function)
- Music: iTunes

- Documents: MS Word
- HTML: Notepad (also have, but don't use, Dreamweaver)
- Hex: xvi32
- Images: MSPaint, FTW! (I also have PS, but I rarely use it)
- Animation: Has Flash, but I rarely use it.
- Sound: Other than sound recorder... none.
- Video: sure
- 3D: none, currently.

- Default Windows games (Solitaire, etc)
- StarCraft
- TES3:Morrowind
- Worms World Party, FTW!
- Sim City 3k Unlimited
- The Sims
- Sim Coaster
- Half-Life 1
- WarCraft II BNE
- Mech Warrior 3
- Within a Deep Forest, ModArchive Story, Knytt
- Emulators! Pj64, ZSNES, VBA

System
- OS: Windows XP Professional
- Anti-Virus: N/A
- CD Burning: Nero
- Compression: WinRar and WinZip (default)
- Daemon Tools

Online
- Browser: Firefox
- Email: Gmail
- IM: MSN / Aim / Gmail
- FTP: WS_FTP
- P2P: Ares

Viewing
- Images: Windows Picture Viewer (default)
- Video: Windows Media Player mostly
- Music: iTunes

Editing
- Generic: MS Office / Notepad++ / Notepad
- Hex: Hex Workshop
- Images: MS Paint / Photoshop
- 3D: 3D Studio Max
- LaTeX: TeXnic Center
- Hacking: IDA (Interactive Disassembler), Debugging Tools for Windows, MS Visual Studio .NET, Hex workshop, resHacker, Hex Workshop, (I'll probably make my own memory searcher lol)
- Modifying SC: WinMPQ and a whole lot of other utilities.

Programming
- MS Visual Studio .NET 2003 mostly
- DevCpp (because I'm too lazy to install MSVStudio right now)
- Maple 9.5 / 10
- DevKitPro (for the Nintendo DS programming)

Other
- GraphCalc (graphic calculator)
- Google Earth

Currently Installed Games:
- Starcraft / Broodwar
- Warcraft III

System
- OS: ubuntu (gutsy I think)
- Anti-Virus: none
- CD Burning: my cd burner broke
- Compression: file archive that comes with os


Online
- Browser: firefox
- Email: evolution
- IM: pidgin
- IRC: pidgin
- FTP: sshfs / gFTP


Viewing
- Images: eye of gnome
- Music: amarok


Editing
- Documents: open office
- Spreadsheets: open office
- Coding: gedit / gPHPedit
- Images: gimp


Currently Installed Games:
- default ubuntu games
- nexuiz (haven't played it yet)

OS: Windows Vista Basic, Ubuntu Gutsy

I don't use Vista except for games, anymore, though.

Browser: Opera (Opera and Safari are the only two browsers that've passed Acid3!)
Media: VLC/Totem (Totem has cooler visualizations and handles playlists better)
Sound Editing: Audacity
E-mail: Thunderbird
IM: Pidgin
Images: Gimp/OODraw (OODraw is good for making rough sketches) (I've still yet to find a program with approx. the complexity of MSPaint, for image editing.
Productivity: OpenOffice

They render the test but fail the smoothness criterion. Also you use bleeding edge?

Lol I have Sound Forge 4.5 Its most likely obsolete by now. Its great for working with .wav files with StarCraft.

System
- OS: Windows XP Home SP2
- Anti-Virus: avast!
- CD Burning: Nero (not installed, came with optical drive or mobo, I think)
- Compression: None =O


Online
- Browser: FX
- Email: Website clients only
- IM: Windows Live Messenger (ugh)
- IRC: None
- VoIP: None
- FTP: None


Viewing
- Images: Windows Picture Viewer, MSPaint
- Video: Hmm... iTunes? I don't watch video playback on my computer
- Music: iTunes, WinAmp (recently installed... it kicks arse. I've been playing around with the MilkDrop visualizer plugin for two days straight now)


Editing
- Documents: Notepad/WordPad
- Spreadsheets: None
- HTML/other markup/programming: Notepad or SciTE
- Hex: None
- Images: MSPaint
- Vector Art: None
- Animation: None
- Sound: None
- Video: None
- 3D: Apart from level/model editors packaged with games, none (although I do have Terragen v0.9)


Currently Installed Games:
- Half-Life
- Half-Life 2
- Half-Life 2: Episode One
- Half-Life 2: Episode Two
- Portal
- Team Fortress 2
- Quake 2
- Quake 3 Arena
- Quake 4
- Unreal
- I can't be bothered checking for more... this is all I can remember for now.