oh Smite just hit OSX

Hahahaha

stop stealing assets D:

Copyright removed?

no

yeah

lol

can you edit that?

not for me lol

why don't i see this

damn you youtube

Gunhero - Noun - Forum troll from a notorious game website who so defined stupidity that his name is now used to insult other forum members.

@Tyyppi_77 yes

That's youtube for you

Can't you create a game?

I BUILT MY PC!!!! :D

what graphics card?

That is quite a lot of RAM Muffin

Nice product id

ahahah

now I'm selling pirate copies :)

Now you can join Alestorm

it's hard work how to structure bosses

Needs more ram

@Pip 32 GB seems what he should have to me

i only have 12, but I bought it two years ago now I think

110 days, nice

I just have 73

well

look at the ram

I have 12 in my laptop and 6 in my desktop :P

a friend of mine is paying so I don't mind

I really need to upgrade

Also, why is this not working :/

It builds perfectly fine with my laptop and not on my desktop for whatever reason

Error	LNK1112	module machine type 'x64' conflicts with target machine type 'X86'	Runaway	W:\Runaway\build\Runaway\Runaway.dir\Debug\main.obj	1

I have like 8gigs

Internet has yielded zero results that worked

you are mixing x32 and x64 objects

i.e. some library is for x32 and your exe for x64

or the other way around

I would think it would be consistant between my laptop and desktop though

I'm booting the laptop up right now, we'll see if I can find the issue

both are running x64 Windows 10

well

this doesn't necessarily mean that you build a x64 exe

That's true, but I should be

looks like you're trying to build a x32 executable but your main.obj was compiled in x64

hmm

just do a clean and then a build

okay

Nope

or look in the top menu, where you switch between release and debug

Yep, that's set to x64 as well

weird

My CMake command is: cmake -G "Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64" ..

which.... should be fine

The only difference I can find is in a slightly different VS version

But that shouldn't matter for this

i have 16GB in this one

and I haven't gotten to 100% usage yet

check the linker settings

if /MACHINE:X64 is set

that is actually a lie

I wrote some shit that used up all my ram

I'll look

And then if I click it it changes to x86

uuuuuh

If I manually set it, the error still happens

uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh

<Link>
  <AdditionalOptions> /machine:X86 %(AdditionalOptions)</AdditionalOptions>

@tkausl Any ideas how to fix this?

uhm

just remove that /machine:X86

Well yeah

why is this even there?

I don't know

And then I would have to do this every time I regenerated from cmake

And cmake is even set to generate 64 bit projects

I'm going to see what downgrading cmake does

And that's under the ItemDefinitionGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)'=='Debug|x64'"> section

what

that's actually under every section

uuuuuh

would 32 bit cmake matter?

no

shouldn't

Hm

Removing all of those /machine flags fixes it

But that's really freaking annoying

Is it because I link to OpenGL? (opengl32.dll)

I don't think so

windows is weird

there is no opengl64.dll

there is a opengl32.dll for 64 bit

and guess where the 64-bit dlls are

in Windows\System32

pfft

at least they're not in SysWOW64

I have no idea what that's for either

thats where the 32-bit dlls are

uuuuuh

I'm not even going to ask

frig man.. replayed level 2 of doom to try to get secrets

got 1 of 8

wtf

hgahah

SECRET secrets

Next time I'm using a guide lol

I looked everywhere ffs

I hunted forever for secrets in twisted metal black

found a good bucnh of them...

but DAMN they were well-hidden

What is the advantage of using serializefield over public in Unity?

The only thing I can think of is letting you edit it in the inspector but not letting other classes have access to it. Is there anything else?

No that is what it is for, to expose a variable to the inspector

@Sie better code structure

we had someone using a public from outside a compnent at work... i changed its name and BAM code borke

not happen with serialize private field

Ah.

Chat has been dead today.

... What kind of communication works by placing files in an FTP directory ... who even comes up with that.

Also, chat is always dead in the weekends :)

It's less active but there are usually a few people here.

And we all hate eachother.

Ya. The older guys (30+) seem a lot more lax though.

necromancy is about

implementing achievements atm, shoot me now

Fun stuff :P

^ Welcome to my world.

I'm busy making a restart system/level manager. I'm so bored.

Maybe you can throw in some easter eggs or something.

Progress is progress

I'm looking through several hundreds of pages of documentation, trying to figure out this arcane way of doing things. :P

@WilliamMariager What are you working on?

Trying to figure out how I sync information with the GS1 database. It's a consumer thing, that holds information products all over the world.

D:

So far, I've learned a lot about their XML specifications. But I'm still none the wiser on how to actually send this information to them. The closest I've found is that I need to provide an FTP server they'll monitor. But that seems a bit ... peculiar to say the least.

This is probably a long shot but if anyone knows where I can find some kind of documentation or API reference for the RenderWare engine let me know.

tnlc.com/rw/api/rwdoc.htm ?

lol How did you find that? Last night I was looking for it but couldn't find it anywhere. Well that should work but it is a bit dated.

Second result on Google "RenderWare api" :P

It's also referenced on the RenderWare Wiki article

Looks like that's the best I'm going to get.

Pretty sure that website hasn't been updated since around the time I was still in diapers.

Hehe

Likely :P

Renderware in the hands of criterion was very capable

Burnout 2 ran at 60 FPS, while streaming level data AND reading/writing to/from memory card o_0

I still have no fucking clue how they managed that.

@Almo So what are some skills I need to give myself a running start for a game design position? I remember last night you told me availability varies a lot between companies.

I would say: design some games. show you can do the work.

That's what I've been working towards. I think that if I can show that my concepts work well in motion that will give me an advantage.

advantage, pie

> pie

?

Visual Studio is great

> Simplify App to Application

Great simplification :P

at least its something

Maybe it's semantically a simplification, not syntactically. For example, App can mean different things today, it can mean the somewhat specific software that is run on mobile platforms, it can mean any executable file type in general or it can even mean something totally different, e.g. an appetizer before a meal. Application, however, although it's longer, .... wait, forget that. Application is semantically much more ambigious than App

ffs

So I don't get this, too @WilliamMariager

Hehe

Does someone actually use Boost.Serialization? I'm close to just code that myself

i sometimes do when I am shitting

That was helpful, thanks :)

lol

you asked

and got a helpful answer

@NaCl I looked into it myself too a couple of days ago..! I still don't have a conclusion :P

@AlexandreVaillancourt Documentation is as bad as in any other Boost library besides Boost.Filesystem

Also, I don't like it's pattern

You find it too intrusive?

my gf does

Not sure what your gf finds too intrusive when you're shitting. And I don't want to know.

@AlexandreVaillancourt No, as you can provide an external - "global" - load function inside the boost serialization namespace

I just dislike how it handles different versions

Ah, kk, I haven't got there in the doc yet, apparently.

Ah :P

I'd prefer to register Loaders/Savers for different file-versions, giving my serialization functions a simple version id will likely end up in some nice spaghetti code

Damn it. Can't find that dodgy copy of RenderWare again. Wonder where the hell it went.

But maybe I'm just doing something wrong or I misunderstand it's concept(s)

Yeah, some libraries take a while to master

Looks like ps2sdk is going to be my best bet.

github.com/ps2dev/ps2sdk

do it

because everyone has a ps2 now

totally worth it

Oh come on. You guys have never done anything just for the hell of it?

sure, when I was in my teens and didn't need to worry about making money :P

@Sie I have not done programming "for the hell of it" in a very, very long time

maybe 10 or so of the euler project puzzles

oh gawd, it's what I do all day

The deal is... I don't really like programming

haha

I learned it so i could design and make games, which is what I really like

:(

just happens to be an "easy" way to get into the games industry, but then you find out desingers aren't paid well and you kind of get stuck programming

It seems like a lot of people choose different career paths and then just do gamedev as a hobby.

hobby shmobby

thats what i do

Honestly. I have no idea what the fuck I want to do in life. I like making video games but I hate programming boring applications.

I want to do some research

:D

web dev gets boring after 10 years

@ChrisMcFarland For a friend of mine it was the opposite :D

i want to kill myself

i figure I have another 10 years in me

@ChrisMcFarland Well currently I am working towards an engineering major and on the side doing gamedev.

Go for it

If you've got a drive, follow it

if you are an idiot, be happy

embrace ignorance

If you're not, be a pig called Socrates

if you are smarter than the rest of the world, be a nihilist

socrates was a piece of shit

okay

Welp/

Back to trying to drain the ocean through a straw.

Think I might join a gym. Anyone here go to Planet Fitness? It looks pretty good and priced well enough.

@Sie bro do u even lift tho

@ChrisMcFarland Good luck, and may the force be with you

You don't need a gym unless you want to be Schwarzenegger

@MickLH Ya. I moved a laser printer and nearly broke my foot.

You can use the weight of your body

@MickLH ahh thank you. gonna need more than the force though ,_,

@Sie Ya? Well I lifted a finger and almost died of work overdose poisoning

You poor soul.

I ran 11kms today lmao

Uuuuuh I'm frustrated with people right now

@ChrisMcFarland Well then, may the In-Circuit-Debugger be with you ;)

@NaCl What is that in 'Murican?

Solo queue Dota is hard to deal with sometimes :/

@Pip We'll probably just make it worse fyi.

6.835 miles lol

Lol no even Mick in a bad mood is better than what I just was dealing with

@Sie Pepsi drinkin muthafucka! Daarkness!

Is it legal to marry a url in the US?

I want to marry "https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/19/game-development".

Lol

@Sie Maybe in Japan

I see someone has discovered /r/birdswitharms

Actually, I did that by myself

Nice, you should post it

I'm not into reddit, feel free to copy :P

The arms are from Patrik Baboumian

Anyone know if the xsd.exe tool from Visual Studio is used as part of the IDE or purely a commandline tool?

Using it manually is turning out to be a big mess. I was hoping I could just stuff these xsd files into Visual Studio some way and get classes in return.

I don't know, sorry

@tkausl btw, I got fed up with stripping those /MACHINE directives so... I just hacked around them

@echo off
IF EXIST .\build\NUL GOTO DIR_PRESENT
MKDIR build
:DIR_PRESENT
cd build && cmake -G "Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64" ..
cd Runaway
type Runaway.vcxproj | findstr /v machine:X86 > Runaway.vcxproj.tmp
del Runaway.vcxproj && move Runaway.vcxproj.tmp Runaway.vcxproj
cd ..

There's now a workaround in my setup script :P

So now I make the build directory if it's not there, cd into it and gen the cmake files

then pipe all lines that don't have "machine:X86" in them into a temp file, delete the original, then move the temp file over

It works even though it's not pretty or nice

I see a @JohnMcDonald. What are you up to? :D

heh, hey

holy crap

its JM

In fact it is :P

Well... not a lot right now. Trying to work on my resume, :(

shut up pip, let JM talk

lol

heh

What've you been up to?

you lost a job?

:( yeah... The situation in Calgary is pretty dire

sorry to hear that

Yeah, that sucks. :/

calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/…

we are currently hiring

programmers

fed gov work, if you are interesting in appying

eh, looks like the job posting was taken down, so too late sorry

Was it in Calgary?

it was across canada yeah

ic

it was open like last week..must have just closed

started at 80k

Cool

:(

yeah, so we'll see what happens. It's probably going to end up being a good thing in the end

a lot of jobs are dying out

programmers however, are in high demand

I have no doubt you will be fine