What Are You Working On Jan 2013 - Developers

[QUOTE=lavacano;39057116]Well yeah. My only big thing with "i dunno about mac lol" is I don't know if Apple ships OS X with a Python interpreter or not.[/QUOTE] [quote=http://www.python.org/getit/mac/]Python comes pre-installed on Mac OS X, but due to Apple's release cycle, it's often one or even two years old. The overwhelming recommendation of the "MacPython" community is to upgrade your Python by downloading and installing a newer version from the Python standard release page.[/quote]

Does anyone know of a good library for streaming over RTMP (for instance, streaming to justin.tv)? C# preferably, though I'd be willing to port the code from another language if needed. I've seen FlourineFx but I don't think it supports streaming [i]to[/i] a server, just from it.

[QUOTE=toaster_2.0;39057255]Was it flashing or something?[/QUOTE] No it's just the fact that it's blurring. so the last pixel is still kinda there and every time the frame changes.

[QUOTE=dije;39056832]IP bans doesn't really work on dynamic IPs :v:[/QUOTE] thats even worse because you subject people on your ip pool to being banned

[QUOTE=amcfaggot;39057958]thats even worse because you subject people on your ip pool to being banned[/QUOTE] It's still somewhat the ISPs fault for forcing dynamic IPs upon us. If they really wanted to combat this then why not assign static IPs? Of course then you make it easier for people to host servers and such, but Hurricane Electric give me a pretty nice free dynamic DNS service so even then...

I am working on a first person game in Java with LWJGL. So far I have the player controller working, head bob working, and I can load sprites for the floors and soon to be walls from a spritesheet. [IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/43867531/gameinprogress.png[/IMG]

New game I am working on :D [IMG]http://i.imgflip.com/bz49.png[/IMG]

[QUOTE=ben1066;39058647]It's still somewhat the ISPs fault for forcing dynamic IPs upon us. If they really wanted to combat this then why not assign static IPs? Of course then you make it easier for people to host servers and such, but Hurricane Electric give me a pretty nice free dynamic DNS service so even then...[/QUOTE] there are network decisions made outside of concerns like this my isp has dynamic ips but distributed based on mac address, so the network provides addresses that seem static (figured this out while playing around with isp responses), people can still abuse this by generating a new mac address, that doesn't mean you want to do it

[QUOTE=supersnail11;39057597]Does anyone know of a good library for streaming over RTMP (for instance, streaming to justin.tv)? C# preferably, though I'd be willing to port the code from another language if needed. I've seen FlourineFx but I don't think it supports streaming [i]to[/i] a server, just from it.[/QUOTE] FlourineFx is the only rtmp library for C# I have seen. If it already has streaming from a server you can use that to learn how to make it stream to a server. At least the protocol is an open specification so it shouldn't be too difficult. [url]https://www.adobe.com/devnet/rtmp.html[/url]

OP is really nice; well done.

As the ongoing struggle of having to draw all the graphics for my game continues, I think I've gotten a bit better at spriting overtime. [img]http://i.imgur.com/CBHpo.png[/img]

Does anyone know how C#'s automatic properties work with lists? Like if a list is read only can you still Get the list and call functions on it?

List in foreach is already read only aka you cannot modify collection (remove or add). Like foreach(object i in someList) { //cannot do it someList.Remove(i); //can do it i.ModifyX(5); }

[QUOTE=HeatPipe;39060159]List in foreach is already read only aka you cannot modify collection (well not directly but only via methods). Like foreach(i object in someList) { //cannot do it i.x = 5; //can do it i.ModifyX(5); }[/QUOTE] i.x will work. someList.Remove(i) won't work.

[QUOTE=HeatPipe;39060159]List in foreach is already read only aka you cannot modify collection (well not directly but only via methods). Like foreach(i object in someList) { //cannot do it i.x = 5; //can do it i.ModifyX(5); }[/QUOTE] You swapped i and object.

My gpu on my laptop broke, well... Has been broken since I got it just I thought it was outdated drivers causing the artifacts.. Anyways this has given me loads of free time to work on things instead of playing CSS and just fucking around on facepunch. Using the beta library [URL="http://nuget.org/packages/System.Json"]System.Json[/URL] I have finally chunked out that horrible xml Serialization and Deerialization code and replaced it with json. Because I was also feeling in the mood after that I integrated a basic Json editor into my data editing program that features Syntax Highlighting, Code Completion and other nifty features provided by ICSharp.TextEditor with a fancy Json Verification class I wrote based off of [URL]http://www.json.org/JSON_checker/[/URL] but with a bit more support of handling stack overflows and what not. Anyways here's a picture of it in action. [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/eNaTV.png[/IMG]

[QUOTE=supersnail11;39060289]i.x will work. someList.Remove(i) won't work.[/QUOTE] Oh yeah, my bad.

[QUOTE=HeatPipe;39060411]Oh yeah, my bad.[/QUOTE] So only accessing fields, not methods. Gotcha.

[QUOTE=amcfaggot;39059062]there are network decisions made outside of concerns like this my isp has dynamic ips but distributed based on mac address, so the network provides addresses that seem static (figured this out while playing around with isp responses), people can still abuse this by generating a new mac address, that doesn't mean you want to do it[/QUOTE] Mine changes each time I resync.

Just some fucking client/server stuff in Java: Client: [img]http://ownzone.org/i/2013-01-02_04-54-41.png[/img] Client/server latency: [img]http://ownzone.org/i/2013-01-02_04-56-09.png[/img] "test": [img]http://ownzone.org/i/2013-01-02_04-57-16.png[/img] I did this on one machine for screenshots, but I have my old laptop beside me for testing over the network and it works very well.

Just some Box2D Boxes. [IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/95785669/Box2D.png[/IMG]

[IMG]http://puu.sh/1IjYh[/IMG] Making my own scripting language, bytecode part is done now. This is just the rough part, it will get simpler in the future.

[QUOTE=Within;39061882]Just some fucking client/server stuff in Java: Client: Client/server latency: "test": I did this on one machine for screenshots, but I have my old laptop beside me for testing over the network and it works very well.[/QUOTE] I lol'd at scumbag thing :D xD

[QUOTE=Two-Bit;39057099]Had a go at the pastebin downloader thing-a-ma-jig, one of the pastes I got... Interesting ^.^ [IMG]http://gyazo.com/1c9be1d8ba409b2c8547de4d1379d062[/IMG][/QUOTE] Oh dear god why.

[QUOTE=DoctorSalt;39060437]So only accessing fields, not methods. Gotcha.[/QUOTE] don't really know about read only list, but in foreach iteration, you can use object methods (i.someRandomMethod(randomParameters)). Googled a bit and saw that read only list cannot be modified anyway

My game has been looking more game-like lately. code: [url]https://code.google.com/p/soringame/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk[/url] [img]http://i.imgur.com/OlAl7.png[/img]

I feel like your background layer is too dark... [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/4QzQB.png[/IMG]

that looks a bit too bright imo

[code] bash-3.2$ mount -t spotifyfs -o spotify_username=un,spotify_password=pw SpotifyFS Connected to lon2-linkap-a4.lon.spotify.com bash-3.2$ ls SpotifyFS Starred UK Top 40 Charts (30th December 2012) - Updated Weekly bash-3.2$ ls SpotifyFS/UK\ Top\ 40\ Charts\ $30th\ December\ 2012$\ -\ Updated\ Weekly A Thousand Years.mp3 Girl On Fire.mp3 One More Night.mp3 Beauty And A Beat.mp3 Golddust.mp3 One Pound Fish - Radio Mix.mp3 Beneath Your Beautiful.mp3 Hall of Fame.mp3 Scream & Shout.mp3 Bom Bom - Radio Edit.mp3 He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother.mp3 Skyfall.mp3 Call Me Maybe.mp3 Ho Hey.mp3 Stay.mp3 Can You Hear Me? - ft. Skepta, JME & Ms D.mp3 I Cry.mp3 Sweet Nothing.mp3 Candy.mp3 I Knew You Were Trouble.mp3 The Power of Love.mp3 DNA.mp3 Impossible.mp3 Troublemaker.mp3 Diamonds.mp3 Kiss You.mp3 Try.mp3 Die Young.mp3 Latch Featuring Sam Smith.mp3 We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.mp3 Don't Stop The Party.mp3 Little Things.mp3 Wings.mp3 Don't You Worry Child (Radio Edit) [feat. John Martin].mp3 Live While We're Young.mp3 Yeah Yeah.mp3 Fairytale Of New York.mp3 Locked Out Of Heaven.mp3 Gangnam Style (강남스타일).mp3 Ni**as In Paris.mp3 bash-3.2$ cp SpotifyFS/UK\ Top\ 40\ Charts\ $30th\ December\ 2012$\ -\ Updated\ Weekly/Bom\ Bom\ -\ Radio\ Edit.mp3 . bash-3.2$ ls Bom Bom - Radio Edit.mp3 SpotifyFS spotifyfs.py bash-3.2$ stat -f "%z" Bom\ Bom\ -\ Radio\ Edit.mp3 3482122 [/code] SpotifyFS, a filesystem driver that lets you access your Spotify playlists as if they were local MP3s... :v:

[QUOTE=Hexxeh;39063172]SpotifyFS, a filesystem driver that lets you access your Spotify playlists as if they were local MP3s... :v:[/QUOTE] That is one of the coolest things I've seen from these threads.