I measure my frames in liters. Right now I'm trying to fill a bucket of them to deliver them to the frame-man.
He only accepts full buckets or he'll only take half of it.
EDIT: But on a serious note though. Frame time or % of vsync is good enough IMHO. I don't use anything else.
[QUOTE=AtomiCal;48687818]I measure my frames in liters. Right now I'm trying to fill a bucket of them to deliver them to the frame-man.
He only accepts full buckets or he'll only take half of it.[/QUOTE]
Why are you insisting on shitting on this discussion? Just scroll past it if you have nothing to contribute.
Added coins to my game.
And a shop.
And a lil' merchant-dude.
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idk maybe i'm over- or underthinking it but generally speaking I want to see "60 or higher", "slightly below 60 you probably fucked something up" or "way below 60 dude what did you DO"
[QUOTE=takua108;48688132]idk maybe i'm over- or underthinking it but generally speaking I want to see "60 or higher", "slightly below 60 you probably fucked something up" or "way below 60 dude what did you DO"[/QUOTE]
It depends. Looking at the framerate/frametime change is a good indicator of the quality of your optimization.
[QUOTE=DrDevil;48688405]It depends. Looking at the framerate/framtime change is a good indicator of the quality of your optimization.[/QUOTE]
I like it when it's steady. :v:
Did good old fizz buzz in programming class today!
Also it's always nice when classmates ask you for help. It shows you know what you're doing, and I enjoy helping out.
[QUOTE=Berkin;48671959]I don't have much of a problem with the genders, I just treat them as an integral part of the word.
Maybe they were thinking of Scottish men when deciding the gender for "Rock"? V:v:V[/QUOTE]
As a german, this post confused me - i thought you were talking about the music genre at first :v:
Android does interesting things if there's no background set.
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[editline]15th September 2015[/editline]
oh never mind, I was adding the new fragment over the old one instead of replacing it ;-;
[QUOTE=elevate;48688879]Did good old fizz buzz in programming class today!
Also it's always nice when classmates ask you for help. It shows you know what you're doing, and I enjoy helping out.[/QUOTE]
in all of my programming classes, everyone is dead silent and in the labs where we do work (which i never go to because they don't take attendance and you turn stuff in online) people are silent there too. everyone is a hermit
[QUOTE=NixNax123;48689755]in all of my programming classes, everyone is dead silent and in the labs where we do work (which i never go to because they don't take attendance and you turn stuff in online) people are silent there too. everyone is a hermit[/QUOTE]
I've gained a lot of insight from the problems that beginners face. They don't obey conventions, struggle with easy concepts, and complain about things I do not, especially syntax.
They know what to say, but not always how to say it. They also started out with Python, so they absolutely hate C# syntax. They complain about the errors from forgetting explicit types, curly braces, and semicolons.
Although I'm a masochist who has grown tolerant to C-style syntax, I find their complaints very valid.
[QUOTE=Rocket;48690031]Whenever I'm talking to a beginner programmer I always am surprised by just how much of my programming knowledge I take for granted.
I showed someone the C# debugger and they were amazed. I can't imagine writing C# without the debugger, but at one point in time I didn't know about it either.[/QUOTE]
And some people know it exists but can't think of efficient ways to utilize it.
I remember when I first discovered breakpoints. Man, I was [I]blown away[/I].
I also remember discovering the Windows Forms Designer when I was 16 and thinking it was the GREATEST THING EVER.
[vid]http://files.facepunch.com/ziks/2015/September/15/2015-09-15-2325-12.mp4[/vid]
Fixed all my performance problems (the video skips some frames, but it's silky smooth in-game). I tried out a flat array structure for chunks, but mesh generation was way too slow with no obvious way of collapsing faces like you get with octrees. To get it running this fast I rewrote my octree structure as a C++ plugin.
i still just use print statements
i have no idea how to use the VS debugger
[QUOTE=NixNax123;48690252]i still just use print statements
i have no idea how to use the VS debugger[/QUOTE]
Run a program. Pause in Visual Studio. Inspect the variable values at time of pause.
Visual Studio's debugger is so incredibly useful. It's always the thing I miss most when I'm using a different IDE.
eclipse/qt creator both have equally if not easier to use debuggers
[QUOTE=Map in a box;48690428]eclipse/qt creator both have equally if not easier to use debuggers[/QUOTE]
this is so far from true it's not even funny
[QUOTE=BlkDucky;48690690]this is so far from true it's not even funny[/QUOTE]
The QT debugger works wonders for me.
I'd use the visual studio one but Qt projects just don't translate well into VS
[QUOTE=Rocket;48690031]Whenever I'm talking to a beginner programmer I always am surprised by just how much of my programming knowledge I take for granted.
I showed someone the C# debugger and they were amazed. I can't imagine writing C# without the debugger, but at one point in time I didn't know about it either.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Berkin;48690152]I remember when I first discovered breakpoints. Man, I was [I]blown away[/I].
I also remember discovering the Windows Forms Designer when I was 16 and thinking it was the GREATEST THING EVER.[/QUOTE]
Am I the only one here who reads the manual before doing stuff?
[QUOTE=aurum481;48690321]Run a program. Pause in Visual Studio. Inspect the variable values at time of pause.[/QUOTE]
but i'm always in a position where i want to see trends of values, so i usually just print something every frame
[QUOTE=Teddybeer;48690791]The fun is just doing stuff till you hit a brick wall and then needing to Google your way out. I might have wasted a few weeks of my life that way.[/QUOTE]
Since I'm not formally doing computer science through university (the department sucks here and I'm doing medicine anyways), this is my only real option.
I like it though, I get to study something I like on my own time, and learn through experience by doing the projects I want to do. Hitting a brick wall is irritating, but it serves the purpose of indicating an area where I had to study more, because clearly I wasn't understanding something.
I remember when I first discovered conditional breakpoints and tracepoints. Good times!
[QUOTE=Darkwater124;48687056]I'm just scraping, which isn't too hard with the right tools. I'm planning on making it similar to a browser, maybe with some enhanced features through my own server.[/QUOTE]
Thats along the lines of what I was thinking, scrape most data on a VPS than gold members,mods and etc can opt to scrape their additional forums with their phone.
The biggest problem with iPhone apps that scrape is when they break it can take 2-3 weeks to push an update to the store.
[QUOTE=BackwardSpy;48691181]I remember when I first discovered conditional breakpoints and tracepoints. Good times![/QUOTE]
...I had no idea you could do this shit.
Previously I just used Debugger.Break() for conditional breakpoints
[QUOTE=Superbird;48691475]Thats along the lines of what I was thinking, scrape most data on a VPS than gold members,mods and etc can opt to scrape their additional forums with their phone.
The biggest problem with iPhone apps that scrape is when they break it can take 2-3 weeks to push an update to the store.[/QUOTE]
What is the point when Facepunch works just fine in "Internet" at glorious 240x320?
Not much to show but I've been ripping apart [url=http://nvse.silverlock.org/]Script Extender[/url] and reverse engineering Gamebryo's animation system. Managed to implement animation information including animation name retrieval. The way these are stored and retrieved by Fallout's scripting language is fucking slow and atrocious, so it took me a week or so to figure this shit out.
ignore the mess at the start
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[QUOTE=Map in a box;48690428]eclipse/qt creator both have equally if not easier to use debuggers[/QUOTE]
before slamming me with disagrees, I've used all three and in terms of usability I found eclipse/qt better. Can anyone defend themselves so I know what I'm missing?
Made fish ESP
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