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I'm about to recheck mine. Yeah, I also made sure that the automatic discount is activated on all my bundles and luckily it was 8-) I suppose the "problem" is that the automatic discount is an opt-in feature on the developer dashboard. I'm pretty sure that more automatic discounts would b...

akiyat wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 5:30 pmTYVM!

You're welcome! And thanks a lot for your support!

I just checked and I am now seeing discounts on your sale-priced bundles based on my prior purchases. That's good to hear and thanks a lot for the feedback. Personally, I think the loyalty discounts are a great thing for both consumers of VM modules as well as module makers. I hope you will be cont...

Sorry, everyone, my mistake. I actually overlooked the option to activate automatically applied discounts if you already own modules contained in the bundle. Should be fixed now. Please excuse the inconvenience. If the problem still exists, please report back and I'll do my best to fix it. Best rega...

One bundle to own them all,
one bundle to intertwine them,
one bundle to tweak them all,
and in the cabinets combine them.

MBA participates in the Voltage Modular "2023 in 2023" Celebration!

From March 17th through April 13th you'll get all MBA bundles at a 50% discount!!! Can it get any more bananas than that?!?

Head over to MBA's VM store, select Bundles and enjoy your new modules!

Steve W wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2023 12:36 pm I wouldn't mind a collection of VM modules based on Mercury, if that's feasible. I like the Miniverse collection because we can make our own. Might be nice to mix and match to make our own Mercuries.

+1

A new module build is not only be used to fix bugs. Sometimes it is also used to add features to the module. In this case a manufacturer should strictly let basic functions untouched. Otherwise existing presets might not work on other user's computers anymore. Also keep in mind that - in order to r...

ColinP wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 6:39 pm Anyway, sorry for the rather off-topic nostalgia trip.

I remember transferring (i.e. typing) the code of games in "basic" from magazines to datasette on my Schneider/Amstrad CPC 464. That was basically our "Git Hub"

Hey, I remember that issue! Way to go, Martin! 8-) Thanks, Reid. The issue was a few years before my time, though :) I actually got inspired to implement this module by videos by Sam Battle, aka "Look Mom No Computer" ( here )/"This Museum is (not) Obsolete" ( here and here )