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....?30th January 2008 Hm, you mean like, uploading one of our projects, in its entirety, as a campfire? Would that work? Is campfire versatile enough? Or should we use something like Assembla in combination with the community here? |
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What are you working on at the moment?30th January 2008 
MindStorm & PowerMousey: Wow, that space-stuff inspires me so much! (Image.gif) I think something like that could easily become a community project. In fact, it's a lot like Terra Colony :) JL235: Oops, I forgot to add a linky to the website (I've add*snip* |
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....?28th January 2008 
Actually, for me the ideas are the easy part..! :)The hard part is the amount of time I have (or don't have) (Image.gif) Perhaps we could turn an existing project into a community project. Or even multiple! I've seen that a lot of people here (inclu*snip* |
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What are you working on at the moment?28th January 2008
Nice thread, Fred! (Image.gif) Too many projects to name, so I'll just pick one... Terra Colony (formerly known as Mini Gravity Well) which I'm *still* working on (also during BlitzCoder). Fly a spaceship across planets, moons, suns, black holes to co*snip* |
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Room Type?6th January 2008 Yeah exactly, Fred :) For example when comparing Room_Grids with Room_Grids, or Enemy with Enemy, in collisions for example. There is a variable naming standard which uses the VARIABLE TYPE as part of the variable. For example: [code] Local iNumber*snip* |
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Physics!6th January 2008 Phoenix: you could add some more elements to diversify the experience, like something with time or external influences to mess up your construction, to make it look more like a complete game. For example: varying winds from left/right, or some 'lemmings' *snip* |
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using special characters in .bat file?6th January 2008 Same here :D |
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Room Type?6th January 2008 to answer the original question: [code] Newr.Room_Grids = New Room_Grids [/code] translates to: [code] Local Newr.Room_Grids Newr = New Room_Grids [/code] and [code] Room_Grids\\Room[1]=LoadImage("GFX\\Room_1.PNG") [/code] translates to: [code]*snip* |
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using special characters in .bat file?5th January 2008 Try %% |
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TCP server - get client IP?19th December 2007
Maybe your router likes to play tricks on you (Image.gif) You could try forwarding port 80 specifically to your local machine, to become a real server -- e.g. as if it's connected directly to the internet. (you could also try another port ofcourse, *snip* |
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TCP server - get client IP?9th December 2007 not sure what the context is, but this works for me: [code] stream = AcceptTCPStream( server ) remote_IP = DottedIP( TCPStreamIP( stream ) ) remote_port = TCPStreamPort( stream ) [/code] not sure what u want to do with HostIP either unl*snip* |
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TCP streams23rd October 2007 ;) In that case the online docs will come in handy :) |
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TCP streams26th September 2007 You can check if there is more data available in the stream using ReadAvail( stream ). And you can check if the other side disconnected in the middle of a transmission using EOF( stream ). [code] Const TCPPort = 1024 Type Connection Field TCPStrea*snip* |
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Block Breaker Block Collisions20th September 2007
Hihihi :)Actually, that would be me (Image.gif) I'm very happy that you find the code useful, and expand on it to make something cool out of it ;) That's the great thing about teamwork! (Image.gif) |
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Site Updates - Aug/Sept 200715th September 2007 Actually, for me, at the moment, the Preview thingy does work a bit, or at least good enough to see what it'll kinda look like. ( Although I use UED for ASCII art :) ) But sometimes you have to click the Preview button twice in succession to make ever*snip* |
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Block Breaker Block Collisions14th September 2007
Yeah, Arkanoid's a real killer (of the brain (Image.gif) )There are zillions of ways of doing it (most are complex), but I've outlined 2 'easier' implementations below. First, a solution using diagonals, basically like Forklift_Fred's pic, where you*snip* |
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That stupid frontpage..13th September 2007
Apart from keeping each sections separated below each other,you could also order the sections by last update. E.g. if there's a new showcase entry, the entire showcase section moves to top. Then if there's a new news item, the news section moves to t*snip* |
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Making Block?12th September 2007 Version 1: single click twice [code] AppTitle "Mouse Box Create (single click)" Graphics 400,300 , 0,3 HidePointer Const max = 100 Dim x1(max),y1(max) Dim x2(max),y2(max) Local x,y Local resize = False Local count Local which SetBuffer BackBuf*snip* |
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That stupid frontpage..12th September 2007 Or simply, as it is now, with the only difference of; putting Latest Showcases and Thingies of the Week all underneath each other so there's: 1. better overview and 2. more space to read the text. E.g. the same as you had, Jayenkai, in a simple list, but *snip* |
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QOTD - Worst Coding Habits?8th September 2007 
Or what about the infinite objectivity habit? (Image.gif) For example if I need a routine that draws a filled rectangle on screen. So, a few coordinates and dimensions and I'll be done. Instead of just focussing on that and finishing it, my brain like*snip* |
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Loading/Modifying Pallettes of 256 color bitmaps26th August 2007 If you only need to replace a few colors, you could apply a mask to a color on the loaded image drawn on top of a background of the new color. I have a function for this in Blitz2D/3D, but I think it's possible to convert it to BlitzMax. [code] ; rep*snip* |
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FPS examples?26th August 2007 BTW, if you're confused about something, try testing it on a tiny scale in a separate program. |
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Jay needs something tested..23rd August 2007 To verify CPU, also ran on a Pentium 4, 2.4GHz, like Ingenium, but under Windows 2000, got these results instead: [code] YI RSUWL UDQ JJNYDUPRS R ALZ VJKCSZKWVXVXLWO HOX PBE OZAXEGCYHORIJJGULLL YPO CKCQMK X XG ESTJEY RP N KDQ QSFFYYOK EA G HX CJVO *snip* |
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FPS examples?23rd August 2007 The reason is that the orientation in those vector functions is an angle of 0 means up.. So if for example EntityPitch etc.. uses angle 0 means right.. then adding 90 will offset it correctly :) |
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SoCoder city!23rd August 2007 Online sim-city in a browser.. brilliant! :) |
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