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Math woes, again!6th March 2022 Ok so I tried your suggestion, it doesn't seem to work :( [code] //Initialize to second frame in the image. //m_SourcePosition = new Vector2((Image.Texture.Width / 4), 0.0f); m_SourcePosition = new Vector2(2 * (1 /*snip* |
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Math woes, again!4th March 2022 The sprites are bigger in the larger sheet! |
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Can you gamify anything?4th March 2022 |
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Math woes, again!4th March 2022 Yes, I have spritesheets with 4 sprites on them, one for each button state. The problem is that (of course, because Maxis made inconsistency into an art form) most of the sprite sheets are 100x25 pixels, but now I’ve run across one that is 560x210.*snip* |
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Math woes, again!4th March 2022 So, a long time ago I made some hardcoded calculations in my code, which now have apparently come back to bite me. Is there any reason why this: [code]m_SourcePosition = new Vector2((Image.Texture.Width / (4)) * 2, 0.0f);[/code] would work with textures*snip* |
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Happy Birthday, Jayenkai4th March 2022 Happy birthday! |
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Happy Birthday, HoboBen16th February 2022 Happy birthday! |
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Happy Birthday, Afr06th February 2022 Thanks! :) |
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Happy Birthday, Afr04th February 2022 Thanks guys :D |
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2022 Resolutions/Plans7th January 2022 I wasn’t saying it wasn’t due to lack of exercise, Jay! Just that it’s a lot harder to track energy expenditure than energy consumption if you want to be scientific about it (the latter of which I presumed, as this is a coding forum af*snip* |
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2022 Resolutions/Plans7th January 2022 Well, it could be the lack of exercise. But the thing is that it’s a lot harder to track the amount of energy you’re expending by exercising than it is to track the energy you get from consumption. So if you want to be scientific about it, I*snip* |
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2022 Resolutions/Plans7th January 2022 Oh and Jay, if you’re trying to lose weight, I know quite a lot about the science of behind that stuff since I am at the gym pretty much every day now. What’s going to be quite nice to hear is that it’s when you’re at your bigg*snip* |
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2022 Resolutions/Plans7th January 2022 I’m trying to get my driver’s license sorted. I’m also hoping that I’ll be able to code the server for Project Dollhouse. That would mean the client is finished as far as logging in (I haven’t even gotten to the gameplay*snip* |
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JSE - Jay's Scripting Engine7th January 2022 Can you use this to make MMOs? Just curious, not really trying to branch out to other MMOs than the one I’m working on. |
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Doom Style 3D Projection21st September 2021 Couldn't you include WebGL as an optional feature? |
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Doom Style 3D Projection21st September 2021 What do you mean it's too slow? This example seems to run fine on my computer! Have you checked the FPS on it? |
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Doom Style 3D Projection21st September 2021 This is awesome Jay! Does this mean that Doom can be ported to JSE? |
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Eastward Appreciation Post21st September 2021 Oh yeah you can get it for the Switch too! |
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Eastward Appreciation Post21st September 2021 This is the best indie game I’ve ever played, and I suspect some of you might like it because of the retro graphics and music. The gameplay is amazing, better and more consistent than any indie game I’ve ever played. 10/10 would recommen*snip* |
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JSE - Jay's Scripting Engine5th June 2021 Hm, could you port Doom now? What with arrays being implemented and all |
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Bear vs Girl2nd June 2021 What's her address??? |
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Is 2+2 = 4? We don't know! Math is broken!2nd June 2021 |
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JSE - Jay's Scripting Engine7th May 2021 You should port Doom to this!! Or else, write a VM that can run Doom. It isn’t a real language until it runs Doom ;) |
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Updating installation progress7th May 2021 I made it work! You were right that I needed TopmostValue, I.E 100% I had to Google ''percentage formula'' >_> [code]InstallationStatus.Value = ((TopmostValue * EntryCount) / TotalCount);[/code] |
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