What are you working on? v19

[robmaister12]

[QUOTE=high;31949573]How did I never see this?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p9XUwIlhJg[/media]

Going to have to give it a try.[/QUOTE]

I went to look it up... VS2010 Ultimate only. Which means my Dreamspark copy of VS2010 Pro can't run it :suicide:

[Dr Magnusson]

I'm working on a kind of webserver using C++, except instead of just handing out html files, the files are generated using C++ on request.

You can see it in action [URL=http://kiporshnikov.dyndns.info:8081]here[/URL]

And the (slightly confusing :v:) source code:

Whenever someone clicks a button on the website, the actual button instance receives the event.

[cpp]
class TestButton : public Button
{
public:
TestButton(string identifier, string text, Application *application) : Button(identifier, text, application) {}

void OnEvent(string name)
{
printf("Client[%s] sent: %s, %s\n", m_application->GetClient()->getRemotePeer().getStringAddress(), name.c_str(), m_identifier.c_str());
}
};

void Application::Setup()
{
Table *tbl = (Table *)AddElement(new Table("", this));
tbl->attributes["border"] = "1";
tbl->attributes["width"] = "400";
tbl->attributes["height"] = "400";

tbl-> // Table
AddElement(new TableRow("", this))-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonA", "0, 0", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonB", "1, 0", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
GetParent()-> // Table
AddElement(new TableRow("", this))-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonC", "0, 1", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonD", "1, 1", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
GetParent()-> // Table
style["background-color"] = "blue";

char str[128];
sprintf(str, "Hello, %s", m_client->getRemotePeer().getStringAddress());

AddElement(new TestButton("MyButton", string(str), this))->
style["font-weight"] = "600";
}
[/cpp]

[Bambo.]

So what do you guys think of Flixel?

[Capsup]

[QUOTE=high;31949573]How did I never see this?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p9XUwIlhJg[/media]

Going to have to give it a try.[/QUOTE]

It's also not compatible with c++. :(

[Bambo.]

and howcome this has never been mentioned before!

[url]http://luagl.sourceforge.net/[/url]

[Jawalt]

Because that binding uses extremely deprecated OpenGL, and is useful in few instances.

[editline]26th August 2011[/editline]

Don't let that stop you though, make something cool in it, something so cool we have to wear sunglasses.

[T3hGamerDK]

[QUOTE=Bambo.;31950814]and howcome this has never been mentioned before!

[url]http://luagl.sourceforge.net/[/url][/QUOTE]

It's a pretty good idea, but not implemented very well.

[Deco Da Man]

[QUOTE=Bambo.;31950814]and howcome this has never been mentioned before!

[url]http://luagl.sourceforge.net/[/url][/QUOTE]

It sucks - majorly.
It doesn't support any modern OpenGL features (uses fixed-pipeline).

Use [url=https://github.com/malkia/ufo]this[/url] instead; it's brilliant.

[Bambo.]

[QUOTE=Deco Da Man;31951292]It sucks - majorly.
It doesn't support any modern OpenGL features (uses fixed-pipeline).

Use [url=https://github.com/malkia/ufo]this[/url] instead; it's brilliant.[/QUOTE]

Cool, thanks for showing me that!

[Wingar]

[QUOTE=high;31949573]How did I never see this?

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p9XUwIlhJg[/media]

Going to have to give it a try.[/QUOTE]
Why must it only be available for VS Ultimate, this is just so awesome.

[Mr.T]

I am figuring out a way for my AI to be able to program by itself and then compile it and integrate it with the brain. More then this I will not say because the fear of someone copying my idea is too big, once I succeed I will file a patent or copyright. Can patents work on Software?

[VistaPOWA]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31951872]I am figuring out a way for my AI to be able to program by itself and then compile it and integrate it with the brain. More then this I will not say because the fear of someone copying my idea is too big, once I succeed I will file a patent or copyright. Can patents work on Software?[/QUOTE]

How's the progress on your fusion reactor and your UN serverfarm, by the way?

[editline]1[/editline]

Did you manage to build that experimental aircraft of yours?

[Asgard]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31951872]I am figuring out a way for my AI to be able to program by itself and then compile it and integrate it with the brain. More then this I will not say because the fear of someone copying my idea is too big, once I succeed I will file a patent or copyright. Can patents work on Software?[/QUOTE]

You have a really, really active imagination, don't you?

[editline]26th August 2011[/editline]

[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;31951900]How's the progress on your fusion reactor and your UN serverfarm, by the way?

[editline]1[/editline]

Did you manage to build that experimental aircraft of yours?[/QUOTE]

This should explain all

[img]http://i.imgur.com/q7qr3.jpg[/img]

[ralle105]

Dynamic quadtree
[img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3685777/7440c13e1bd5016d3a5162ebf1795ce7.png[/img]
A node splits itself when it contains more than n points (n being 5 in the image)
Going to use this for a physics engine if I get around to it.

[chrishind10]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31951872]I am figuring out a way for my AI to be able to program by itself and then compile it and integrate it with the brain. More then this I will not say because the fear of someone copying my idea is too big, once I succeed I will file a patent or copyright. Can patents work on Software?[/QUOTE]

Have you managed to find any ducted fans for your VTOL?
Or perhaps those solar panels with an eficiency of over 100% so you can actualy lift the damn thing off the ground?

[Mr.T]

[QUOTE=chrishind10;31952138]Have you managed to find any ducted fans for your VTOL?
Or perhaps those solar panels with an eficiency of over 100% so you can actualy lift the damn thing off the ground?[/QUOTE]

Apparently unmanned planes were illegal here in Sweden.

And please stop posting my face.

[Dr Magnusson]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31952159]Apparently unmanned planes were illegal here in Sweden.

And please stop posting my face.[/QUOTE]
Oh so that's the reason you didn't finish it?

[Mr.T]

[QUOTE=Dr Magnusson;31952288]Oh so that's the reason you didn't finish it?[/QUOTE]

Yes.

[chrishind10]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31952159]And please stop posting my face.[/QUOTE]

No.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/q7qr3.jpg[/IMG]

[Asgard]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/SIDGy.jpg[/img]

[20k]

What are you working on version "Post pictures of 12 year olds instead of content"

[moonage]

[QUOTE=Dr Magnusson;31950489]I'm working on a kind of webserver using C++, except instead of just handing out html files, the files are generated using C++ on request.

You can see it in action [URL=http://kiporshnikov.dyndns.info:8081]here[/URL]

And the (slightly confusing :v:) source code:

Whenever someone clicks a button on the website, the actual button instance receives the event.

[cpp]
class TestButton : public Button
{
public:
TestButton(string identifier, string text, Application *application) : Button(identifier, text, application) {}

void OnEvent(string name)
{
printf("Client[%s] sent: %s, %s\n", m_application->GetClient()->getRemotePeer().getStringAddress(), name.c_str(), m_identifier.c_str());
}
};

void Application::Setup()
{
Table *tbl = (Table *)AddElement(new Table("", this));
tbl->attributes["border"] = "1";
tbl->attributes["width"] = "400";
tbl->attributes["height"] = "400";

tbl-> // Table
AddElement(new TableRow("", this))-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonA", "0, 0", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonB", "1, 0", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
GetParent()-> // Table
AddElement(new TableRow("", this))-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonC", "0, 1", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
AddElement(new TableColumn("", this))-> // Column
AddElement(new TestButton("ButtonD", "1, 1", this))-> // Button
GetParent()-> // Column
GetParent()-> // Row
GetParent()-> // Table
style["background-color"] = "blue";

char str[128];
sprintf(str, "Hello, %s", m_client->getRemotePeer().getStringAddress());

AddElement(new TestButton("MyButton", string(str), this))->
style["font-weight"] = "600";
}
[/cpp][/QUOTE]

Nice work, reminds me of Wt.

How are you storing state? Client side ala. WebForms ViewState, or server side with a session token?

[Dr Magnusson]

[QUOTE=moonage;31953498]Nice work, reminds me of Wt.

How are you storing state? Client side ala. WebForms ViewState, or server side with a session token?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it is a lot like Wt, except on a much smaller scale. And I'm not storing any state, I didn't think it through very well before I began writing :v:

[likesoursugar]

That's my balcony!
The collision detection is awesome.
[img]http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/8848/9727366906c57c5d43fb045.png[/img]

[Samuka97]

Started working on a Marble Madness-ish game with physics puzzles. So far you can already roll the ball around and the physics work (although the ball does feel a little heavy and funky because it's low-poly, but I'll fix that later), but I didn't have any levels to test it on so I decided to make some parts:
[img]http://u.cubeupload.com/Samuka97/ballanceripoff.png[/img]
I can't model or texture though. :saddowns:

[Mr.T]

Fun fact: I'm not twelve, my age is older then 14.

[ROBO_DONUT]

[QUOTE=ralle105;31952097]Dynamic quadtree
[img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3685777/7440c13e1bd5016d3a5162ebf1795ce7.png[/img]
A node splits itself when it contains more than n points (n being 5 in the image)
Going to use this for a physics engine if I get around to it.[/QUOTE]
I might be pointing out something you already know, but you should make sure you have a limit on quadtree depth. Placing six objects with the same origin will break it if you don't.

[Jookia]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31954622]Fun fact: I'm not twelve, my age is older then 14.[/QUOTE]

I just want to say that you're the first person on the Internet that I'm genuinely not sure if is trolling or not.

[bobthe2lol]

[QUOTE=Mr.T;31954622]Fun fact: I'm not twelve, my age is older then 14.[/QUOTE]

Err... 14.1?

[ben1066]

[QUOTE=ROBO_DONUT;31954690]I might be pointing out something you already know, but you should make sure you have a limit on quadtree depth. Placing six objects with the same origin will break it if you don't.[/QUOTE]

Just do it for the origins, treat x points on the same origin as one to generate the quad tree.