[QUOTE=Eric95;40149706][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/3nlNZYT.png[/IMG][/QUOTE]
I like the old model the most :(
[QUOTE=false prophet;40152605]I like the old model the most :([/QUOTE]
The old model seems the most ... friendly and human. To me, at least.
[QUOTE=false prophet;40152605]I like the old model the most :([/QUOTE]
That's what I thought when I saw the picture but the new one looked fine in the Video.
If anyone else is doing code coverage using lcov, [url=https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=103382&aid=3609873&group_id=3382]see this bug I reported[/url]. I'm quite surprised such a flaw exists.
[img]http://puu.sh/2tyoP[/img]
Yay! now for proper lighting.
Visual Studio was bugging me to register and apparently my microsoft account disappeared off the face of the earth
And now the page that's supposed to give me my key is just sitting there loading but not getting anywhere
[IMG]http://www.adamncasey.co.uk/upload/image/4332/d/o/[/IMG]
Do the web like and straight roads look like trash? (trucks follow each path)
[QUOTE=ZenX2;40153751]And now the page that's supposed to give me my key is just sitting there loading but not getting anywhere[/QUOTE]
Do it in IE.
[QUOTE=duno;40153828]Do the web like and straight roads look like trash? (trucks follow each path)[/QUOTE]
Yes. You should probably get rid of 90% of those lines and use some kind of routing algo to bounce the trucks around. (Dijkstra 4 lyfe)
[QUOTE=Chris220;40149079]GGD is a fine place to post it in, providing it's a state that you wouldn't feel bad releasing it in. If it's still at the 'demonstration of programming skills' stage for you, then it's worth waiting.[/QUOTE]
I think once I get a decent gamemode system up and running then I should be good to go.
Paintball and dodgeball gamemodes would be fun.
[QUOTE=laylay;40154108]I think once I get a decent gamemode system up and running then I should be good to go.
Paintball and dodgeball gamemodes would be fun.[/QUOTE]
Can I be a guinea pig? Your game looks a lot more fun than 90% of the games out now. Plus, I have some totally crappy computer specs! :smile:
[QUOTE=Hexxeh;40136017]I ran it for a couple hours and didn't find any better strings. Estimated 6000Mhash/sec running full tilt.
Trying to rice the code, but no major benchmark improvements so far. I'm betting there are a number of private GPU implementations out there. Or just some fucking hugely distributed attempts. Or sheer luck.[/QUOTE]
As 'the opencl guy', if someone wants to send me their code, ill write a GPU implementation of it. I'm no good at super optimizations, but ill give it a go anyway :v:
[QUOTE=duno;40153828][IMG]http://www.adamncasey.co.uk/upload/image/4332/d/o/[/IMG]
Do the web like and straight roads look like trash? (trucks follow each path)[/QUOTE]
Connecting everything to everything else is a pretty bad idea, and it's not usually how things work in real life - if you want to get from one city to another distant city, you'd expect to have to go through several other cities on the way.
Check out Kruskal's or Prim's algorithms for minimum spanning trees - they'll connect the cities together in an efficient way, and you can then add a few extra roads to make it a little more organic.
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Here, 20 random cities connected to every other city:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/MvnpkbV.png[/img]
That's 190 roads.
Use Prim's:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/ToDuNkk.png[/img]
That's the shortest road network that will connect all of the cities, assuming the roads don't cross (which they will) ... whack a few random roads in and that ought to look okay, then use A* or Dijkstra's to navigate the trucks.
I want to build a web application. It needs a login system, a pretty dynamic front page and ability to post stuff. What would you guys pick as the easiest framework to get into that would allow me to do that?
I don't really hate PHP but I'd like to work with something else if possible. I can get into Python or Ruby if needed and I like C# and JavaScript.
[QUOTE=Darwin226;40156505]I want to build a web application. It needs a login system, a pretty dynamic front page and ability to post stuff. What would you guys pick as the easiest framework to get into that would allow me to do that?
I don't really hate PHP but I'd like to work with something else if possible. I can get into Python or Ruby if needed and I like C# and JavaScript.[/QUOTE]
Take a look at ASP.net if you like C#
Started to work on a pacman game in python using 2d pygame.
Collisions here I come!
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;40156544]Take a look at ASP.net if you like C#[/QUOTE]
I'll take that into consideration. Tried ASP.NET before but I can't say I was too crazy about it.
[QUOTE=r0b0tsquid;40155690]Use Prim's:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/ToDuNkk.png[/img]
That's the shortest road network that will connect all of the cities, assuming the roads don't cross (which they will) ... whack a few random roads in and that ought to look okay, then use A* or Dijkstra's to navigate the trucks.[/QUOTE]
That's far from minimal! Some roads are extending right across the entire thing, when they could instead attach to the closest node there is.
In fact, I'm pretty sure that a minimum spanning tree by Euclidean distance alone would [i]never[/i] have intersecting roads.
[QUOTE=Darwin226;40156505]I want to build a web application. It needs a login system, a pretty dynamic front page and ability to post stuff. What would you guys pick as the easiest framework to get into that would allow me to do that?
I don't really hate PHP but I'd like to work with something else if possible. I can get into Python or Ruby if needed and I like C# and JavaScript.[/QUOTE]
Try Django, it's quite good at getting something running quickly and won't tie you to Windows like ASP.net will.
[QUOTE=danharibo;40156784]Try Django, it's quite good at getting something running quickly and won't tie you to Windows like ASP.net will.[/QUOTE]
ASP.Net doesn't tie you to Windows either, Mono works quite well for ASP.Net, I've used it in the past.
[QUOTE=Darwin226;40156505]I want to build a web application. It needs a login system, a pretty dynamic front page and ability to post stuff. What would you guys pick as the easiest framework to get into that would allow me to do that?
I don't really hate PHP but I'd like to work with something else if possible. I can get into Python or Ruby if needed and I like C# and JavaScript.[/QUOTE]
Ruby.
Ruby ruby ruby ruby ruby.
I do web dev for a living and Ruby is hands down the best language I've used for it yet. It does an amazing job of getting out of your way and letting you write what you want. Rails is amazing as well, and the great gem ecosystem makes focusing on writing your application way easier too. Say I want to add facebook login to a website. Install omniauth and omniauth-facebook, write a few lines of code to integrate it, and it works.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;40157915]Ruby.
Ruby ruby ruby ruby ruby.
I do web dev for a living and Ruby is hands down the best language I've used for it yet. It does an amazing job of getting out of your way and letting you write what you want. Rails is amazing as well, and the great gem ecosystem makes focusing on writing your application way easier too.[/QUOTE]
I tried rails but I prefer Django/CherryPy.
Ruby just feels weird
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;40157941]I tried rails but I prefer Django/CherryPy.[/QUOTE]
Rails has a little bit of a learning curve because there's a lot of conventions to be aware of, but once you are aware of them it's insane how fast you can build things. I started building ecommerce in to a website from scratch last wednesday and by friday I had everything from managing your cart to capturing funds from the user's credit card done, including a test suite for all the functionality involved.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;40157915]Ruby.
Ruby ruby ruby ruby ruby.
I do web dev for a living and Ruby is hands down the best language I've used for it yet. It does an amazing job of getting out of your way and letting you write what you want. Rails is amazing as well, and the great gem ecosystem makes focusing on writing your application way easier too. Say I want to add facebook login to a website. Install omniauth and omniauth-facebook, write a few lines of code to integrate it, and it works.[/QUOTE]
I too like to play the "number of days since the last RoR exploit" game.
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;40157941]Ruby just feels weird[/QUOTE]
I love how expressive it is. If you really think about readability while you're writing it half your code can be totally understandable by people who don't even know how to program haha.
Being able to write stuff like this just feels awesome to me too:
[code]
def subtotal
line_items.map(&:total_price).reduce(:+)
end
[/code]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/mFcvaSm.png[/img]
Hello world
I've been trying to set up Ruby on Rails on Windows for the past 2 and a half hours....
I think I'm about to cry.
[QUOTE=Darwin226;40158390]I've been trying to set up Ruby on Rails on Windows for the past 2 and a half hours....
I think I'm about to cry.[/QUOTE]
I tried to do that once. Once.
[QUOTE=Darwin226;40158390]I've been trying to set up Ruby on Rails on Windows for the past 2 and a half hours....
I think I'm about to cry.[/QUOTE]
Why don't you just install Ubuntu server in a VM?
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