Elysian Shadows

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Ahh, when you debug events, you have to set the breakpoint on the event you want to check. I'm not even sure myself on how to send input to a stopped program to trigger an event, so I just set the breakpoints on the events, though there's probably a way.

I think a lot of people have good ideas, and that is why many ideas you have yourself end up being thought up by AAA companies. Just look how many games are super similar! I have some pretty nifty ideas that I've never seen in ANY game though, so just keep thinking. Being original counts a whole lot...

In your check collision function, there is a line I believe is slightly off!

rightB = B.y + B.w;

I think it should be rightB = B.x + B.w, and the line right above should use B.x too!

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Hey guys n gals (dandy), I have a problem with drawing in direct x 11. I am pretty familiar with how everything works, but this has thrown a curveball at me. Heres whats going on: I have a struct that holds position data for vertices, and texture coords. Simple and easy. I can create an array of 3 o...

What!? What a misleading quote! You fiend!

Then you are very welcome!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIK3GXdkxL0

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Hi N64. Looks like a toughy! If you don't mind me asking, why does the findleaf function return the negative of the index? Are your nodes/clusters initialized? Well, apart from those questions, with the given information, it doesn't look like something is wrong with that code to me. I say the only w...

I thought about using python, but it has a few drawbacks; no macros and having to be fully interpreted. Oh and great news with the foreign function stuff, there is an implementation of lisp, Corman lisp, that's already loaded with all the windows functionality needed. So I don't even have to finish ...

Is that an elaborate way of saying you don't know? You are right though that I most likely wouldn't use it, as the fli and ffi stuff isn't too bad. I almost like it, almost. Though I'd still like to know how they manage to do it, for curiosity's sake.

Well how does the os make a window then? Or how does it control what gets displayed to the screen. If I can get that low level control to the screen that the os uses for all its graphical stuff, surely I can make a window without needing the os. Google isn't helping in this regard however...

I never realized how spoiled I am working with c++ for windows all the time, all I gotta do is some #include and bam all the windows functions available to me. With lisp I have to make all these foreign function definitions and stuff... Anyone reading this know of a way to go around an os? As in, ma...

I am just a kid who doesn't know what he wants. I can't believe I haven't heard of jit before.... Well this is pretty much what I was thinking of. I guess I wasn't very specific before, I apologize. The program I'm designing is geared toward AI learning, integrating a mix of symbolic and connectioni...

Well dandy, if you have a hard time wondering what I'm trying to do when I already wrote a sentence stating exactly that, I guess I can't help ya bud! Thanks for the info guys, I see now that what I'm trying to do is build a sorta script system into the program. Though I'd really like to do it in c,...

I get really confused when you talk about scripting, mainly because I have never used one and don't understand why it's needed. If you need something done, why not do it in the native code you are writing in? Why switch to something working on-top to do it? And lastly, don't they have to run some fu...