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Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: Rhuarc] #19566 12/30/03 23:07 12/30/03 23:07
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 112 USA Shadowcat Member
Shadowcat Member Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 112 USA	Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! ACTION shadow_cat { MY.LORD = <CHRIST.LRD>; } //A5 Extra

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: Rhuarc] #19567 01/12/04 10:37 01/12/04 10:37
Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 3,010 analysis paralysis NITRO777 Expert
NITRO777 Expert Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 3,010 analysis paralysis	I know you were doing ai pathfinding research, did you have any pathfinding which implemented all directions(for spaceships) and also reads from a file? I could really use good, fast 3 direction pathfinding.

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: NITRO777] #19568 01/12/04 11:37 01/12/04 11:37
Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 2,320 Alberta, Canada William Expert
William Expert Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 2,320 Alberta, Canada	When is this going to be released? Check out Silas. www.kartsilas.com Hear my band Finding Fire - www.myspace.com/findingfire Daily dev updates - http://kartsilas.blogspot.com/

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: William] #19569 01/16/04 23:41 01/16/04 23:41
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 69 Lupin_The_4 Junior Member
Lupin_The_4 Junior Member Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 69	Goodbye [Rhuarc], you've been a great help in the forums. I never really got to know you, but all your posts have helped me, and I'm sure helped loads of other people. It's truly sad to see you go... Best of luck in the future! -Lupin It's da plane, DA PLANE! -Tattoo from Fantasy Island

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: Lupin_The_4] #19570 01/17/04 01:10 01/17/04 01:10
Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,298 Beverly, Massachusetts Rhuarc OP Expert
Rhuarc OP Expert Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,298 Beverly, Massachusetts	Well, I am actually still sticking around (as I have said in other topics) but won't be fully dedicated to 3DGS anymore. I am working with Torque a little bit, but also have begun layout out my new engine. Resources should be coming soon, I've still got to organize them a bit. -Rhuarc I no longer post on these forums, keep in touch with me via: Linkedin.com My MSDN blog

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: in_christ] #19571 02/14/04 14:32 02/14/04 14:32
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 21 MOTLEY_CRUE Newbie
MOTLEY_CRUE Newbie Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 21	The AI;s in mgs2 were pretty good that cardboard box trick only worked once for me:P.....The fun thing of the game is hiding undertables/;P MOTLEY_CRUE

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: MOTLEY_CRUE] #19572 02/15/04 05:54 02/15/04 05:54
Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 828 agreenknight Developer
agreenknight Developer Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 828	You should make the engine in assembly, and it will be a speed demon my friend. Keep It Simple, Make It Fun

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: agreenknight] #19573 02/16/04 13:04 02/16/04 13:04
Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,257 Wade_Adams Serious User
Wade_Adams Serious User Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,257	as someone who know assembly, I would pull my hair out if I actually had to write an entire engine in assembly, And it would take to long. I would guess C++ and direct X SDK. Most people will code in C++ and use assemblly language inline where it is realy needed and just try to optimize the compile. It's all machine laguage in the end so the bottom line is you what works best. Optimism is an occupational hazard of programming: feedback is the treament. Kent Beck

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: Wade_Adams] #19574 02/18/04 08:11 02/18/04 08:11
Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,298 Beverly, Massachusetts Rhuarc OP Expert
Rhuarc OP Expert Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,298 Beverly, Massachusetts	Haha, ditto. Asm coding is the biggest headache I've ever had. I almost went bald from the long hours of yanking hair otta my head to code a raycasting engine on a 68k motorola processor , and I didn't even get paid much for it, lol. In asm you basically can do 3 things: move, copy, and write data. The rest is subroutine calls and such which is really just directions for the compiler to follow. Hehe, -Rhuarc I no longer post on these forums, keep in touch with me via: Linkedin.com My MSDN blog

Re: Massive code giveaway [Re: Rhuarc] #19575 02/18/04 20:51 02/18/04 20:51
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,062 Hamburg, Germany slacer Expert
slacer Expert Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,062 Hamburg, Germany	yes, but 68000er asm was like icecream compared with this intel stuff on x86. I started with 6502 assembler on C64 and switched later to Amiga and fell in love with the new possibilities. Later I thought I would never touch assembler again... Until now - there is a great course at gameversity covering Advanced Rendering (shader programming) -- slacer Last edited by slacer; 02/18/04 20:53.

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