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Zip It6th January 2017 My archive software favorite is 7z, it's at least comparable to WinRar if not better at compressing most files and it's free. BTW, it will also decompress .rar files as well as many other compression formats. I haven't used WinRar in years so *snip* |
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Colouring for Adults1st December 2016 
You might want to make your own using The Sobel Function(Image.jpg) (Image.jpg) |
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Something Stinks4th October 2016 Here's one way to eliminate the smell from your dog. www.humanesociety.org |
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HoloDeck?15th September 2016 I really don't know how to convey the concept to you in a way that you can accept. It is your contention that 27 bytes of info are needed to be loaded for every atom in the entire database for one 1024x768 screen/frame. What I'm saying is that on*snip* |
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HoloDeck?14th September 2016 What if the 'atoms' contain most of the pixel information needed in the data base/structure, surely you wouldn't want to re-load or re-calc that information. Maybe you could try to envision the majority of the needed rendering information as a *snip* |
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HoloDeck?14th September 2016 The infinite resolution is definitely marketing hype. But as far as data needed per second of animation is not as extreme as Shroom Monk would have you believe. He's basing most of his assumptions from existing 3D polygon based rendering. With the rig*snip* |
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HoloDeck?14th September 2016 Well if you take the guys explanation at face value, he stated that they've developed an advanced 3D search algorithm to make it all work. It's not too hard to imagine if you consider that all of their imagery is just dots on a screen. At 1024x768*snip* |
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Uploads20th June 2016 My bad Uploaded to SoCoder (Linkage) |
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Generating Mazes17th February 2014 This will generate the type of maze you want. (Linkage) Just fiddle with the setting a bit. |
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Andy_A |
Happy Birthday Joe13th March 2013 Happy B'day from stateside of the pond! |
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Transfer form data to online image5th December 2012 Hi all, I'm trying to find out how to go about developing or having some one develop a script (java, php, ruby, ...) that will 1) take the information from a populated form on the web and then populate an image of a business form with the aforementioned *snip* |
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Rar vs Zip27th July 2012 7zip is a new variation of zip which out performs and usually compresses better than zip or rar. As mentioned 7zip is free, and it also decompresses .rar's, bzips, tars, zips as well. |
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PlayMyCode: Tentacle thingies18th April 2012 Very nice graphics! Looks very similar to what jkrankie did: (Linkage) |
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Any good books, lately?30th March 2012 George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" (5 book series). Excellent writing, awesome character development, and stuff to make you empathize with characters. All in all a great read. |
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How to: Hafnium22nd December 2011 Forget about the Oslo blast. A matter/anti-matter explosion is the principle behind atomic and hydrogen bombs. Think megaton yields. Glad to hear you and where ever your at didn't go 'POOF!' |
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Nice fading effect1st July 2011 You could also do something like this. [code]Graphics 640,480,32,2 SetBuffer BackBuffer() inc# = .05 ; there are 20 steps of 0.05 between 0.0 and 1.0 fadeRate% = 50 ; update alpha value every 'fadeRate' milliseconds While MouseHit(1)=0 Cls ; *snip* |
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How to: Hafnium28th December 2010 Here's a link to describe a magnetic confinement device. In this particular instance it's about keeping 20 million degree Celsius plasma from touching anything else. (Linkage) |
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File Manipulation8th December 2010 Glad it all worked out for you. Getting the data into arrays was the toughest part (and it wasn't all that hard). |
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File Manipulation6th December 2010 Here's what it sounds like you want. [code];Calcualte correlation coefficient between each of ;of the firms uaing data from the data files Global FirmNumber = 0;Number used to iterate through the names of the firms Global OutputCounter = 34 ;For displa*snip* |
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Image rotation?1st December 2010 A quick and dirty way to fill in the gaps is to plot a 2x2 rect instead of a single pixel. The drawback is that your image may be slightly distorted due to the way the rects overlap. [code]; Rotate image... Graphics 640,480,0,2 pic = CreateImage(120,12*snip* |
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Blitz 2D and 3D Printing25th August 2010 Why not make the instructions in the form of an HTML file? Even if you don't know HTML you can type up the instructions in Word or Open Office doc and save as a web page. Then the user just clicks on the help button/menu item and your program opens up the*snip* |
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Test needed.6th August 2010 Just the footer showing here also. WinXP IE7 |
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backuping up loads of files to dvd...??6th July 2010 I bought a Kingston 'DataTraveler 200' 128GB USB drive for $42 - 3 weeks a ago. I looked for the same drive today, and the lowest price is $275, so I won't recommend you spend that much. However you can get a 32GB USB drive for $49 here... (Linkage) (*snip* |
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Level storage?1st July 2010 @Mog: Yeah, in the good ol' days (c64 era) everything was stored in nybbles and bytes. The worst part was that if you didn't write some type of editor, you had to do the binary translating yourself. |
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Level storage?1st July 2010 Why not store your values (0-15) as eight 4-bit values per unsigned long? To encode or decode would be rather trivial using the "<<", ">>", "&" operators in C, and would reduce storage requirements to only 12.5% of original. |
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