Now that a lot of the old sites are gone, thank goodness there is now The Hexpedia! It has lots of tutorials for hexing and links to useful resorces. Need to know how to hex something? Check it out!
Here are places you really must go, cuz they have stuff you really must have. Mkay?
Carolyn's Creations
The original master of hexing! Carolyn's site apparently moved and it took
me a long time to find it. I thought it was gone, but it's not! This is a
treasure of the Petz Community and even though there are lots of other ways to
learn how to hex now, I still think Carolyn's site is a great resource. Her
good old breeds, clothes, hexing tutorials and more can all be found on her
site.
AmberZoo
AmberZoo is a great site with resources and general information on Petz,
Oddballz, and Babiez. As well as other virtual life games like Creatures.
This is where I found a fix to allow Oddballz to work in Windows XP. I don't
know how much of this site is left, but some is at least, so I'm leaving the
link here.
Sherlock Software
Nicholas Sherlock's wonderful tools for petz. Nick has made so many wonderful
things, prefect hexing tools, and a great addition for petz with lots of
incredibly useful features. You really need them!
Now that a lot of the old sites are gone, thank goodness there is now The
Hexpedia! It has lots of tutorials for hexing and links to useful resorces.
Need to know how to hex something? Check it out!
Yabiko
A huge advance in Petz has been made, and Reflet has made it! Petz can now
be converted from Petz 5 to Petz 4! This is huge news! Go to Yabiko to get
the tool to do this. Reflet's site has a bunch of other useful tools as well,
like an un-neglecting tool and a way to view your pet's genetics. They also
have a great breeding guide.
BoingDragon is cool. This is where I got my counter from.
Resource
Hacker
Resource Hacker is an okay "hexing" tool. It has it's quirks though, and
you can't edit everything in the file. LNZ Pro can do everything that
ResHacker can and more, without the issues. So I don't know why anyone
would still use it, but I'm leaving this link here for now.
Hex Workshop
There isn't much I still have to do in an actual hex editor, but for those
few things I use Hex Workshop.
Crimson Editor
Crimson Editor is a text editor that lets you highlight and edit text in
vertical columns. An amazing time saver for hexing! Like changing the color
or anchoring a large amount of spots at once.
TextPad
The same as Crimson Editor, you can highlight and edit vertically. I
personally haven't tried this one, but it should work just as well.
HTML-kit
I use HTML-kit for all my html editing. It's a lot easier than just using
notepad for newbies like me, and it's got lots of tools that should be
useful no matter what your skill level. And it's a lot better than those
awful what-you-see-is-what-you-get editors like FrontPage. Or these days
it's WordPress. *retch*
Firefox rocks. Seriously. It's much safer, easier to control, more secure,
and has better features than IE. Plus, their logo is a cute little fox!
What more could you want? Get Firefox now!
All Forms
The cgi form host I use. It's free, ad free, easy to use, and has good
features.
JavaScript Kit
A great site with lots of free JavaScripts that you can add to your website.
I love it cuz it doesn't add any ads or extra crap that you don't want like
every other free scripts I've found. I used this for the random images I
have on my front page. I may use other scripts in the future.
Font Squirrel
An place to find lots of free fonts, and a generator to easily package fonts
to upload to your site. Black Mist now has some pretty fonts thanks to this
place.