Really old versions of tpt
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I want versions of tpt that were in development, like how windows longhorn was windows vista
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@CALVIN1390 (View Post)
They're nothing special. Some have a few bugs, but they're bugs that aren't that interesting. You can browse the old release and beta versions here https://powdertoy.co.uk/Download/Browse.html Along with the older versions here https://powdertoy.co.uk/Download/Older.html
Additionally, you can compile snapshot versions from the github sourceEdited 2 times by Lockheedmartin. Last: 30th Jul 2019 -
no like versions of tpt like before it was public
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You may also find this interesting: https://starcatcher.us/TPT/Download/Older/
But probably not. Every snapshot is nearly identical because we only change one or two things per snapshot (that's the point, just a snapshot of development progress as we do it) -
before 2010
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so how do i know how old one file is
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Geeks 3D has a 2009 version of the game on file. I have downloaded it before https://www.geeks3d.com/20091109/download-the-powder-toy-physics-game/ This version is when Skylark was the administrator, plus there is a website. But you can't access saves, you can look at them though.
Edited once by NUCLEAR_FOX. Last: 30th Jul 2019 -
@CALVIN1390 (View Post)
Best bet is to look at the version numbers. There are a few older copies floating around around the internet where the versions pointed to Skylark's server for online capability. I have the few remaining copies of the ones before online capability was added (https://TPTAPI.com/powder.zip) - this version is from 2008.
There was a time when the game was ported over to the PSP via homebrew (https://github.com/bri3d/psp-powder-toy)Edited once by Lockheedmartin. Last: 30th Jul 2019 -
@CALVIN1390 (View Post)
There is no way to know how old it is. You can look at the versions numbers though.
Edit: I'm slowEdited once by jacob2. Last: 30th Jul 2019
