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Multithreaded Interpreter17th December 2009 Hi! i worked on such a project this summer, found it very interesting. I'm far from finished but i'll upload a working preview. The first part I made was the Virtual machine so that part is almost completly done. Then i started on the compiler which i f*snip* |
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SpeedTest : Cubes go round!24th April 2009 Got 110775 on a 8800gts 320 and intel e6750 |
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BlitzBasic.com Has Been Hacked27th February 2009 and down again :( Why the hell blitz? There are so many bigger and more popular sites... what good could this do for the hackers, or was it just for fun. Sure, they might be able to get peoples usernames and passwords, but there cant be that many blitz us*snip* |
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Loading JPG's faster4th January 2009 With LoadAnimImage() it's possible to load part of an image, maybe that is something to try? Or does it load the whole image and then discard parts of it? worth a try anyway. If it works you could load a few parts of the image every frame thus not making *snip* |
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Pathfinding problem30th December 2008 Been having it on since you posted. The memory usage went up with 30 MB during the first five minutes and then stayed in the same area the rest of the time. Deleting all the types with Blitz' lists didn't release any memory. So as i see it, the extra memor*snip* |
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Pathfinding problem30th December 2008 @Tikihead To sum it up: The problem was that the "for each" loop was getting very slow after a while. I also noticed that the "First" command was affected to. "Last" worked as it should. So instead of letting blitz do a "for each" i kept track of the orde*snip* |
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Pathfinding problem29th December 2008 Fixed it :) Instead of using blitz' for a.square=each square I manually kept track of the square before each square and then by getting the last square I can iterate through the list backwards. [code] Type Square Field prvs.Square End Type o.Square=*snip* |
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Pathfinding problem29th December 2008 Added two20 definition to top code. This is getting really strange: [code] tmp=MilliSecs() o.Square=First Square clean=(MilliSecs()-tmp) [/code] This sets clean to 0 first few times i run the function but after leaving it running for about a minute *snip* |
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Pathfinding problem29th December 2008 Oh, sorry FS is an array added declaration to original code Edit: Tried it without the fs and I get the same slowdown... strange. Edit2: Actually tried to take away everything inside the loop and get the same slowdown [code] tmp=MilliSecs() For o.Squ*snip* |
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Pathfinding problem29th December 2008 That was my initial thought too, but I'm deleting them in another loop a little later so, no problem there. Did the counter as well and got expected results. |
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Pathfinding problem29th December 2008 HI! I'm making a pathfinding code. The problem is that it gets slower and slower the more I use it. I've isolated the slowdown to these lines of code, but I find nothing wrong with them. It gets so bad that it only manages 2000 iterations a second. [code*snip* |
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Music File lengths21st October 2008 The file can also contain tags with just about any information in them. The album image can for example be stored in an mp3 IDv3 tag. |
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What PC Tech to aim for?12th October 2008 The new Intel i7 will be cost alot, and they need expensive ddr3 memory and new costly motherboard. Sure, it'l probably preform better, but at a very high cost. I would have gone either with a quad e9xx0 or with a dual e8x00. On the graphics side I woul*snip* |
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Desktops.. Go!9th October 2008 
(Image.png) (Image.gif) Took the picture at the local lake and edited it in gimp. |
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Number accuracy or snapping objects together27th May 2008 Could you take all the pieces of track to make one large mesh? Or maybe scale everything up a little? |
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Constructor and arrays in types?14th May 2008 The best would be storing it in an array and the accessing it with an int like you normally access the array. [code] type test field x,y field data[3] end type Function GetData(t.test,index) return t\\data[index] end function [/code] |
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Auto-include common files, and lots of other questions14th May 2008 |
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Types, Functions and what not....again....17th April 2008 using the str function will only use more bandwidth, do something like this: [code] ;For TCP Pokeint(bank,0,PlayerX) Pokeint(bank,4,PlayerY) WriteBytes(bank,TCP,0,8) ;for UDP WriteInt(udp,PlayerX) WriteInt(udp,PlayerY) SendUDPMsg(udp,ServerIP) [/*snip* |
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Need a suggestion on networking with blitz...16th April 2008 haha, Didn't know about str$(type), but heres a test of it :P [code] Graphics 800,600,32,2 Type test Field x,y Field test.test End Type a.test=New test a\\x=100 b.test=a For i=0 To 6 b\\test.test=New test b\\x=Rand(0,100) b\\y=Rand(0,100) b*snip* |
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Weird problem with blitz...5th April 2008 try drawing something else, like a rect. you could even try print. |
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Issues with Blitz in Vista?3rd April 2008 Works on my vista without problems, even with my USB drive :) |
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radar in 3d space....28th March 2008 Maybe, instead of having a circle you could have an alphablended green sphere? |
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Stupid question....18th March 2008 keyhit() works something like this: function keyhit(x) if keydown(x) and keysdown(x)=0 keysdown(x)=1 return 1 endif return 0 end function And blitz has some internal workings doing something like this: for i=1 to 255;or*snip* |
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Screen Resolutions?23rd January 2008 640x480 720x480 720x576 800x600 1024x768 1152x864 1280x720 1280x768 1280x1024 1440x900 1680x1050 this is my screens native res and the one i use. |
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Graphics Card11th January 2008 I think That Radeon are going to a version of HD3850 with AGP if you are looking for something powerful. Just noticed your 140 dollar limit, then HD3850 seems to be 240 :S |
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