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melmantheman
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Pixel Perfect Collision4th April 2012 Helps to make pixel perfect(accurate down to a pixel) collisions using image RGB values and |
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Afr0
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Patcher12th February 2012 Are you writing an MMO? Use this to patch clients! |
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melmantheman
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Sorting numbers in java2nd November 2011 This can be used to sort high scores. it goes least to greatest but a simple turn around isn't to hard. |
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melmantheman
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Moving particles in java31st October 2011 How to move particles in java. here is a class for it. just copy and paste |
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Hotshot |
Twisters Demo in just 9 Lines of Codes!10th October 2011 [code] Const xRes = 800,yRes = 600,Pos1=175,Pos2=375;Global a#,x1#,x2#,x3#,x4#,ang#=0,amp#=7,HideMouse;Type Twister;Field X1#,X2#,X3#,X4#;Function twister();For a=1 To 600 Step 2;x1=((Sin((a/amp)+ang))*100)+300;x2=((Sin((a/amp)+ang+90))*100)+300;x3=((Sin(*snip* |
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Andy_A |
Cartoon Sheep Function3rd July 2011 Make all the cartoon sheep you could ever want... |
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Andy_A |
Filled Rotated Ellipses3rd July 2011 Rotate an ellipse to any angle and fill it |
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Andy_A |
Cartoon Speech Bubbles3rd July 2011 Function to draw cartoon speech bubbles |
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Andy_A |
Cartoon Thought Bubbles1st July 2011 Function to draw cartoon thought bubbles |
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HoboBen
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Exact supported OpenGL texture sizes23rd June 2011 To get an idea of the maximum size textures your graphics card supports, you can use ''proxy textures'' in OpenGL 1.1 and above. This can depend on the specific implementation of your textures, which is why this can't always be known in advance. *snip* |
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Andy_A |
Texture Filled Triangle Function13th June 2011 Fill any triangle with any texture |
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HoboBen
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Circular Buffer (C)22nd April 2011 A fast fixed-size buffer. which you can pretend is ''infinite memory'' for data that you don't care too much about. When you write to it, it fills up until you start overwriting the oldest data. When reading, it returns the oldest data it has. Id*snip* |
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Andy_A |
Intersection Points of Two Circles1st April 2011 Get the intersection coords |
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Andy_A |
FAST! - Scan line filled polygons17th March 2011 Fill ANY polygon quickly |
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Cower
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NSImage Nine-Part Drawing6th March 2011 A category that adds simplified nine-part image drawing to NSImage |
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Teasy |
Generic rendering routines30th January 2011 Handy text routines, RGB modification and HSL conversion, and some custom Rect/Oval functions. |
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Andy_A |
Bresenham like Circle and Ellipse functions24th January 2011 Both of these functions are faster than 'Oval' |
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HoboBen
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Bi-directional C and Lua12th January 2011 Just the simplest of examples. A C host program runs a Lua script, gets and sets the script's variables, runs the script's functions, and provides a C function for the script to call. (Lua 5.1) bidirectional.lua [code] FirstName = ''Unset''; S*snip* |
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HoboBen
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Convert a double to bytes and back in C6th December 2010 By using a C union data structure, it's simple to convert a double to its raw bytes and back. Note that the actual order of bytes varies depending on machine endianness. [code] #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> union { double d; *snip* |
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Cower
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Animatable Value21st November 2010 Simple class to animate between two values over a set amount of time using GLFW's timing API |
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dna |
Drag and Drop24th October 2010 Here's code for dragging and dropping and object. The code was written by me but commented by Teasy. [code]Const GRA_WID=640,GRA_HEI=480 Const T$=''What a drag'' Graphics GRA_WID,GRA_HEI,32,2 AppTitle T$ SeedRnd MilliSecs() SetBuffer BackBuf*snip* |
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Jayenkai
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4096 Baddies24th October 2010 
[code]Graphics 640,480,32,2 SetBuffer BackBuffer() bigimg=CreateImage(1024,1024) Global img=CreateImage(16,8,2) Global seed=MilliSecs() ex=0 ey=0 Repeat MakeBad() SetBuffer ImageBuffer(bigimg) DrawImage img,ex,ey,0 DrawImage img,ex+16,ey,1 Se*snip* |
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Andy_A |
Rounded rect buttons with centered text + word wrap7th October 2010 Rounded Text Buttons/Panels |
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Scherererer
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Soft Body Physics12th September 2010 Simple demo of roughly how soft bodies work |
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HoboBen
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Algorithm to Draw a Line of Arbitrary Thickness4th September 2010 By modifying Bresenham's line algorithm to plot rectangles instead of pixels, it is possible to draw lines of any thickness. [code] Program Uses pure2d, keyset Procedure BLine(x0: Integer, y0: Integer, x1: Integer, y1: Integer, color*snip* |
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