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Suggestions & Feedback / Re: All Quiet On The B-B Front
« Last post by Ancient Dave on March 08, 2025, 09:06:48 PM »Guys I thought crazy snake was ancient?
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Suggestions & Feedback / Re: All Quiet On The B-B Front
« Last post by Dave on March 03, 2025, 03:07:15 PM »Year of the crazy snake better be good! 
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Mod Releases / [PC] Bully 4GB RAM Patch
« Last post by Razc01na on February 27, 2025, 11:00:53 AM »Bully 4GB RAM Patch
This patched EXE allows the game to use up to 4GB of RAM, which is the maximum a 32bit program can handle.
All I did was setting the LAA (Large Address Aware) flag in the exe, using CFF Explorer. Without this, the game would not be able to allocate more than 2GB and would have problems loading reeeeeaally large mods.
How to install? Easy. Just extract the exe and replace it in your game files!
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Suggestions & Feedback / Re: Is bully-board.com dead?
« Last post by Razc01na on February 27, 2025, 10:49:21 AM »Don't count modding out yet, there are still a lot that has not been achieved. Editing the map for example, as far as I know, only a few people have actually achieved this, and most have either deleted their yt channel or haven't updated in a very long time.
I plan on releasing a few things still, this forum will be the place for that.
I plan on releasing a few things still, this forum will be the place for that.
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Suggestions & Feedback / Re: Is bully-board.com dead?
« Last post by King Cobra on February 26, 2025, 03:40:37 PM »I definitely know what you mean. I used to just watch the "who's online" area just to see the people actively posting. It was constantly lit up.
Like you, I hold Bully and this community as a special place personally. It's why I still hang around here. Only other communities I was really on were for Hitman games.
I wouldn't be surprised to see new modders than can edit Bully with a level of ease. They might be more experienced or simply have better tools we didn't here at the time.
One of the biggest things this community was working on with Madman was bringing the game back to a form of "raw" code. Once that was somewhat achieved, it simplified the modding quite a bit. Decompiling the code took time though and it was mainly Madman working on it.
There is no real "demand" in bully modding now. The game has been around for so long that most ideas in modding have been either tried or done. Plus as hardware and OS systems updated, Bully has very slowly been getting less compatible.
Like you, I hold Bully and this community as a special place personally. It's why I still hang around here. Only other communities I was really on were for Hitman games.
I wouldn't be surprised to see new modders than can edit Bully with a level of ease. They might be more experienced or simply have better tools we didn't here at the time.
One of the biggest things this community was working on with Madman was bringing the game back to a form of "raw" code. Once that was somewhat achieved, it simplified the modding quite a bit. Decompiling the code took time though and it was mainly Madman working on it.
There is no real "demand" in bully modding now. The game has been around for so long that most ideas in modding have been either tried or done. Plus as hardware and OS systems updated, Bully has very slowly been getting less compatible.
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Suggestions & Feedback / Re: Is bully-board.com dead?
« Last post by ilovekittens on February 12, 2025, 09:56:46 PM »This forum did indeed have its "peak" or golden age. Different users would agree on different dates, but in my personal opinion, the best years on this forum were 2009-2015.
In 2014 especially, I'd leave this forum open on my computer all day and frequently refresh the "Unread" tab to see if anything new was posted or if there were any replies in a discussion I was involved in. I had a friend group on here at some point, and I enjoyed posting screenshots or new mod showcases. But there are other games that may be more rewarding to mod, or may have larger and more experienced modding communities, and modders such as myself shifted focus to other hobbies or activities.
The modding community for this game, although they have a special place in my heart, lacked technical experience a lot of the time. Lately, I've been seeing new modders for this game that seem to appear out of nowhere and are capable of making mods that we could only have dreamed of in 2014. But when this forum was more active, the active modders were mostly inexperienced. There was indeed a handful of very skilled modders such as derpy54320(daboss) or MadmaN, but it took about 18 years of this modding community existing before we were even able to print our own custom text on the screen without using the very limited TextPrintStringfunction which only allowed for red text in a specific font. Meanwhile, other modding communities (like Tony Hawk) had mods that pretty much created a whole separate game, just within a few years of the game existing.
Progress in Bully modding has been extremely slow and difficult due to the lack of modders with technical experience. It seems in the last 4 years, there are a lot of people coming into the community with great technical skill that have a lot to offer, but they may quickly move onto another game simply due to how small this community is and how little demand there is for anymore innovation.
In 2014 especially, I'd leave this forum open on my computer all day and frequently refresh the "Unread" tab to see if anything new was posted or if there were any replies in a discussion I was involved in. I had a friend group on here at some point, and I enjoyed posting screenshots or new mod showcases. But there are other games that may be more rewarding to mod, or may have larger and more experienced modding communities, and modders such as myself shifted focus to other hobbies or activities.
The modding community for this game, although they have a special place in my heart, lacked technical experience a lot of the time. Lately, I've been seeing new modders for this game that seem to appear out of nowhere and are capable of making mods that we could only have dreamed of in 2014. But when this forum was more active, the active modders were mostly inexperienced. There was indeed a handful of very skilled modders such as derpy54320(daboss) or MadmaN, but it took about 18 years of this modding community existing before we were even able to print our own custom text on the screen without using the very limited TextPrintStringfunction which only allowed for red text in a specific font. Meanwhile, other modding communities (like Tony Hawk) had mods that pretty much created a whole separate game, just within a few years of the game existing.
Progress in Bully modding has been extremely slow and difficult due to the lack of modders with technical experience. It seems in the last 4 years, there are a lot of people coming into the community with great technical skill that have a lot to offer, but they may quickly move onto another game simply due to how small this community is and how little demand there is for anymore innovation.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hey guys!
« Last post by Pisces on February 12, 2025, 01:44:37 PM »Welcome 👍Thank you, Owais!
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hey guys!
« Last post by Owais Qadri on February 10, 2025, 05:30:38 PM »Welcome 👍
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Script Modding / Re: Decompiled scripts complete
« Last post by Charor on February 08, 2025, 12:12:04 PM »preserve
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Script Modding / Re: Decompiled scripts complete
« Last post by Micha on February 08, 2025, 10:09:43 AM »Dude, you're a hero! I've tried some stuff out with some changes and it works like a dream. You just changed everything!