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FAQs
While reading
through my guestbook, I noticed that some people have asked some questions that
I think are very deserving of an answer.
1. The games are
really neat, how did you make them?
Well, that
involves alot of patience and a slight understanding of CGI. Mostly, I just go
to http://www.cgiresources.com and use
the scripts they have. The readmes are very useful in switching stuff around to
make it look and work like how I want it to. Otherwise, I have no idea how those
games are made. I just copy, paste and do ye olde switcheroo.