[QUOTE=Darwin226;28603832]What are you having trouble with?[/QUOTE]
It's really just the idea, concept and implementation that I'm having trouble with..
:saddowns:
I just wish I could find an example in code, instead of mathematical equations.
[url]http://www.opentk.com/files/doc/_matrix4_8cs_source.html[/url]
Check out the create methods and the multiplication method.
[QUOTE=Irtimid;28604319]I've got distance-based mouse scrolling working now, trying to work out an annoying bug that's making everything flicker when the camera moves.
It alternates between this:
[img_thumb]http://tallcorporation.co.cc/projects/psim/problem1.png[/img_thumb]
and this:
[img_thumb]http://tallcorporation.co.cc/projects/psim/problem2.png[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
Make sure your tiles' positions don't have any decimals.
Maby it's the texture coordinates, I had the same problem.
Use some kind of offset like 0.01 for every coordinate.
[QUOTE=AzLaN;28604756]Make sure your tiles' positions don't have any decimals.[/QUOTE]
Thanks, that fixed it.
EDIT:
[QUOTE=likesoursugar;28605215]Maby it's the texture coordinates, I had the same problem.
Use some kind of offset like 0.01 for every coordinate.[/QUOTE]
This seems to work too, it draws fine whenever I make it ignore the topmost row of pixels in the image.
[QUOTE=Dr Magnusson;28605387]Thanks, I'm one step closer to understanding this now.
See, this is what I mean, I don't get the damn mathematical representations with your psis and betas and shit, but this actually made me understand how the hell you multiply the bastards[/QUOTE]
Here is a visual explanation I made a while ago for 2D transformation matrices:
[img]http://gyazo.com/22700c9fb1ac2432102116bdd679a6b4.png[/img]
[csharp]int response;
bool success = false;
while (!success)
{
success=true;
string respstr = Console.ReadLine();
try {response = Convert.ToInt32(respstr);}
catch (FormatException) { success=false; Console.Write("Not a number ... "); }
if (success)
{
if ((response > maxResponses.Length) || (response < 0)) { success=false; Console.Write("Out of range ... ");}
}
}
if (response == 5)
{
Console.WriteLine("Correct.");
}[/csharp]
The compiler complains that the 'if response is 5' line is a use of an unassigned variable. Tell me, would it ever reach that line without being assigned?
set response to something initially, even if it's -1 or something that normally wouldn't make sense in the parsing loop.
Added some enemy collision detection and some sound
[b]DONT WATCH WITH VOLUME ON MAX[/b]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U0KcHgTJp0[/media]
Also now the zombies will "tell" other close-by zombies that you are there so that they all folow you not just ones that see you
[QUOTE=Hypershadsy;28606651][csharp]int response;
bool success = false;
while (!success)
{
success=true;
string respstr = Console.ReadLine();
try {response = Convert.ToInt32(respstr);}
catch (FormatException) { success=false; Console.Write("Not a number ... "); }
if (success)
{
if ((response > maxResponses.Length) || (response < 0)) { success=false; Console.Write("Out of range ... ");}
}
}
if (response == 5)
{
Console.WriteLine("Correct.");
}[/csharp]
The compiler complains that the 'if response is 5' line is a use of an unassigned variable. Tell me, would it ever reach that line without being assigned?[/QUOTE]
It's not smart enough to figure that out. Just assign response a starting value to shut it up :v:
[editline]14th March 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=robmaister12;28606854]set response to something initially, even if it's -1 or something that normally wouldn't make sense in the parsing loop.[/QUOTE]
-1 is my favorite for stuff like that because it sticks out while debugging.
spoilers: it's called just "LÖVE". the 2d is only there because it's hard to buy a domain that is just "love."
either way, that looks sweet
[QUOTE=thelinx;28607066]spoilers: it's called just "LÖVE". the 2d is only there because it's hard to buy a domain that is just "love."
either way, that looks sweet[/QUOTE]
Fixed it :3:.
Also, for its simplicity in code it does look sweet. I'll be playing around with LÖVE for a while now :v:
Be sure to post anything cool you make on the LÖVE forums
I love reflection so much :D. Made a serialize class for my network code.
[img]http://i51.tinypic.com/25ip0l5.png[/img]
(ToString returns the serialized bytearray)
[QUOTE=high;28607669]I love reflection so much :D. Made a serialize class for my network code.
[img_thumb]http://i51.tinypic.com/25ip0l5.png[/img_thumb]
(ToString outputs the serialized bytearray)[/QUOTE]
What is this server for?
[editline]14th March 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=q3k]Cucumber crap.[/QUOTE]
When you get the kernel to a usable state I can write a driver or two for you; I take back what I said, I'm just skeptical of: "OMGZ!!11!! I can makez an OS!!11!"
After a day's work, I've got my old pirate speak script (mostly) functional in python, complete with website!
[img]http://thefwcentral.com/upload/content/images/pspeakSite907b0fc.png[/img]
Great excuse to practice some jquery / css / ajax since I almost never do web stuff. Pirate icon could use a bit of work though.
Anyway, [url=http://thefreewarecentral.com/pysp/]it's up if anyone wants to try it[/url]!
[QUOTE=high;28607669]I love reflection so much :D. Made a serialize class for my network code.
[img_thumb]http://i51.tinypic.com/25ip0l5.png[/img_thumb]
(ToString outputs the serialized bytearray)[/QUOTE]
That's not what ToString is for. [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1404209/c-how-should-tostring-be-implemented[/url]
[QUOTE=Hypershadsy;28606651]The compiler complains that the 'if response is 5' line is a use of an unassigned variable. Tell me, would it ever reach that line without being assigned?[/QUOTE]
Yes, if Convert.ToInt32 results in an exception.
[QUOTE=Ortzinator;28608889][url=http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1404209/c-how-should-tostring-be-implemented]That's not what ToString is for.[/url][/QUOTE]
Isn't it up to the programmer to decide how he uses an available function?
[QUOTE=shill le 2nd;28609181]Yes, if Convert.ToInt32 results in an exception.[/QUOTE]
Then it catches it and returns to the top of the while.
Working on getting a first usable version of my grapher done, which I'm calling until I can find another name Cosmonaut (love that word :P)
[QUOTE=Jawalt;28610714]Working on getting a first usable version of my grapher done, which I'm calling until I can find another name Cosmonaut (love that word :P)[/QUOTE]
Jawaltular grapher?
[QUOTE=Jawalt;28610714]Working on getting a first usable version of my grapher done, which I'm calling until I can find another name Cosmonaut (love that word :P)[/QUOTE]Extreme Graphamatical Grapher 2011 Extreme Edition of Epicness
[b]J[/b]awalt's [b]A[/b]mazing [b]W[/b]ork of [b]A[/b]rt in a [b]L[/b]anguage, not [b]T[/b]urb! [b]U[/b]nfairly [b]L[/b]ets [b]A[/b]nyone [b]R[/b]ender and [b]G[/b]raphically [b]R[/b]epresents [b]A[/b]wesome [b]P[/b]rogramming [b]H[/b]andiness [b]E[/b]specially at [b]R[/b]eally cool shit.
Does anyone remember the name of the visual macro program that was posted here a few months ago? Need an easy one that my father can use.
[QUOTE=high;28611003]Does anyone remember the name of the visual macro program that was posted here a few months ago? Need an easy one that my father can use.[/QUOTE]
[url=http://sikuli.org/]Sikuli[/url]
[QUOTE=geel9;28610987][b]J[/b]awalt's [b]A[/b]mazing [b]W[/b]ork of [b]A[/b]rt in a [b]L[/b]anguage, not [b]T[/b]urb! [b]U[/b]nfairly [b]L[/b]ets [b]A[/b]nyone [b]R[/b]ender and [b]G[/b]raphically [b]R[/b]epresents [b]A[/b]wesome [b]P[/b]rogramming [b]H[/b]andiness [b]E[/b]specially at [b]R[/b]eally cool shit.[/QUOTE]
This is not Kids Next Door.
[QUOTE=Quark:;28611205]This is not Kids Next Door.[/QUOTE]
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