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Command Prompt Here20th November 2017 I know right! You can shift right click the folder you are in to do it, but ONLY if there aren't enough files to fill the window so that there is space to do it in. Typing CMD is gonna be way easier so thanks haha |
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Command Prompt Here20th November 2017 IIRC you can Shift+Right Click a folder to get more options (like ''open command window here'') from Windows 7. Everyone probably knows that one though! |
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AGAWFrame16th November 2017 Some OpenGL tips that might be helpful. 1. Textures The huge texture thing is a super common optimisation. OpenGL will take 8192x8192 textures with no sweat, and prefers it to switching between textures (which is SLOW!!!). I doubt there's a machine l*snip* |
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std::string13th November 2017 I know you're probably all settled with your framework now buuuuuutttt OpenAL and GLFW3 both work with plain C, minus the plus plus bit! Much simpler! |
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AGAWFrame11th November 2017 Flawless!!! Sounds, fullscreen, all of it. [code] Jay's Magical Benchmark -=-=-=- Practically nothing took 5023 Added Blend Modes took 5024 Oodles of Sprites took 5021 Oodles of Alt-Blended Sprites took 5025 Boatloads of Sprites took 5019 An *snip* |
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AGAWFrame11th November 2017 Okay this works for Debian and as Ubuntu is based on Debian it *should* work. This will let you compile 32-bit versions as well from the same 64-bit OS [code] # Enable 32-bit support sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update # Get 32-bit *snip* |
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AGAWFrame11th November 2017 Ahhh I'm on my mobile so I can't explain properly :shrugs: but honestly it's easy! What are the commands you are using to compile now? |
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AGAWFrame11th November 2017 You can compile *for* 32 bit Linux pretty easily on Debian and Ubuntu. Look up enabling multiarch. Then you install 32 bit dependencies like ''apt-get install something:386'' and compile with ''gcc -m32'' |
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AGAWFrame11th November 2017 On laptop ''Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)'' (the last-but-one stable) I had to first do `sudo apt-get install libglfw3` to fix the first error, then I got this error: ./AGAWGame: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.21'*snip* |
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AGAWFrame4th November 2017 Worked fine Windows 7 except > Holding the left key should clear out Sound 1, free the memory, then instantly reload sound 1. > Hitting Z after hitting Left should result in the same thing! > Holding Z and Left together should sound a bit glitc*snip* |
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AGAWFrame2nd November 2017 If its a ''fake 3D effect in 2D perspective'' it looks to me like the texture UV coordinates are off? |
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HoboBen
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TP - Try Pinging25th October 2017 Had problems with a TP link wireless extender dropping out ALL the time. 100 % fixed by pinging the router every second in a loop. Why doesnt it do that by default?!?! |
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cross-platform stuff is harddd25th October 2017 I still have to support 32 bit windows because the wine64 package is out of date and the wine-development package is 32 bit and building it from source is a paaaaaaain |
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cross-platform stuff is harddd25th October 2017 sigh, the perfect combination of Linux bugs today. A bug is fine, except there's a bug in the fix. soooo. Who needs to support 32 bit Linux these days anyway righttt? |
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AGAWFrame24th October 2017 Mingw is pretty fab though. I have it on Linux so I can cross compile Windows programs and it works really well! |
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AGAWFrame23rd October 2017 a few times I've been tempted to peek into Android dev ... no. nope. nope. no thanks. nooope How are you finding emscripten though? I did experiment with basic javascript + webgl but everything was really annoying. How much do you have to do differe*snip* |
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AGAWFrame20th October 2017 https://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/ctgCompilingCode.html#options The options here about warnings / strict function prototypes might be helpful! |
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Advent Plans 20174th October 2017 Its. October. |
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Star Trek Discovery25th September 2017 I like it! Had to get netflix tho :o |
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Elite : Disasterous24th September 2017 Omg I played it for a while on PC and all I could do was fly into a sun. I managed to land on a space station *once*. Then promptly flew into another sun. Its no better with a mouse and keyboard! |
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Server Stress!!20th September 2017 Is that server stress graph the code rewrite or just being too popular? :p |
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Blitz3d - Grayscale to texture map20th September 2017 Oh! I think you can do this with texture blending, for at least two textures? Unfortunately the Blitz3D documentation isn't online any more. But look at the texture blend modes like add and multiply, you might be able to get something working that way? |
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Blitz3d - Grayscale to texture map20th September 2017 Hi Moon, welcome :) As you haven't had a reply so far, do you think maybe you could explain a bit more about what you are trying to do? Maybe a really simple picture of what the result might look like? |
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Everspace19th September 2017 It's really good. Have you played FTL? (that 2D spaceship game). It's like that, except 3D. You do multiple runs and unlock things and You. Will. Die. I have to play on Easy - the longest I survived on Normal was 1 minute 5 seconds! |
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Everspace18th September 2017 So Everspace (25 % off on Gog!) is a well good game. Easy to play, slick controls, pretty graphics, replayability, lots of fun! |
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