Game Development

@TheMattbat999 It's a bit more complex; tags are meant for experts to help find questions for which they could write answers. Can one be an expert in inventory?

IMHO, the tag should be removed as it's a meta tag.

Can the tag be the only one for the question? That's unlikely.

The Mattbat999

@AlexandreVaillancourt ok

Also, WHERE IS THE LINK TO META ON GAME DEV?

user92578

it's the speech bubble icon at the top bar, far right

The Mattbat999

Thanks

@AlexandreVaillancourt there COULD be an expert of inventory (though very unlikely)(that would be a weird job title anyway)

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@TheMattbat999 Would that expert be a UI/UX person? Or would it be a programmer? Or both?

user92578

12:08 PM

there have been a lot of header CSS questions from SO on the HNQ bar lately

user92578

I'd say that the expert would be in UI, and if you ask about inventory UI, you'd also use an UI tag

user92578

Inventory programming isn't a very expert-like skill IMO

The Mattbat999

@AlexandreVaillancourt programmer and art designer of the inventory

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah, I think it would be related to something else.

The Mattbat999

@AlexandreVaillancourt oh well

user92578

12:12 PM

but really, if you feel like the tag has its uses, please answer that to the meta question so that people can vote on it

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@TheMattbat999 If you think that we should keep the tag, by all means, please suggest as such on Tyyppi's question on meta :)

user92578

so far it kinda looks like we're going to have a two week election

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah; 10 or less nominees.

Still working on my text :S

Curio

Hi all, what's up?

user92578

Hey! I'm having a free week from uni since it's exam week and I have no exams. Today I'm cleaning some code, and the past few days I worked on a Halloweeny theme update. How are you doing?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

12:22 PM

@Curio I think someone was looking for you :P

user92578

:D

Curio

WHAT

user92578

I kinda want C++ to support adding methods to enums

user92578

Or wait, I guess I could emulate it with a namespace?

Curio

@Tyyppi_77 pretty cool week XD

Alexandre Vaillancourt

12:27 PM

@Tyyppi_77 Why would you want to do that?

user92578

So, I have an enum ETextureInterpolationType, which maps to the correct GL_ value for texture filtering

user92578

so currently I have an enum class ETextureInterpolationType with the values, and then a namespace NTextureInterpolationType with a GLenum ToFilterValue function inside, to convert the wrapper to the corresponding OpenGL type

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Why don't you use the GL type directly?

user92578

I like my wrapper layers, so essentially I'd like for my game logic code to not know what's happening in the renderer

Alexandre Vaillancourt

It doesn't have to

enum ETextureInterpolationType
{
  TextureInterpolationType1 = GL_CONST_1,
  TextureInterpolationTYpe2 = GL_CONST_1
}

user92578

12:31 PM

Oh fuck that's clever

Alexandre Vaillancourt

;)

user92578

except that it doesn't really work with enum class, does it?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

I guess it would if you used the same type as the GL_ type

user92578

I'm using a type-safe OpenGL wrapper that actually has the GLenum stuff inside an enum

user92578

I guess I could just cast the enums to integers?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

12:35 PM

Hmm, can you use underlying_type to define a type?

user92578

yes but not to an enum type

user92578

enum class ETextureInterpolationType
{
	NEAREST = static_cast<gl::GLuint>(gl::GL_NEAREST),
	LINEAR = static_cast<gl::GLuint>(gl::GL_LINEAR)
};

user92578

So this works, but I wonder if there's a cleaner way

user92578

Oh, but since all the OpenGL functions are typesafe, I'd then need to cast back

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Would this work:

enum class ETextureInterpolationType : gl::GLuint
{
	NEAREST = gl::GL_NEAREST,
	LINEAR = gl::GL_LINEAR
};

user92578

12:39 PM

No, because gl::GL_NEAREST and gl::GL_LINEAR belong to an actual enum class GLenum

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah, I see, that's tricky

user92578

I do like this idea in general a lot better than my function & std::map conversion

user92578

Also this is the first time I'm running into issues with this typesafe OpenGL stuff

Alexandre Vaillancourt

A lot of acquired knowledge and experience happens because we made the wrong decision at some point or another :P

Do you have any regret of choosing that over the "normal" OpenGL?

user92578

well it's hard to say, I've done pretty simple stuff, so there hasn't been a lot of room for me to pass wrong stuff into wrong function parameters, but this is a little annoying
I like a few additional features the wrapper has, like attaching a function to be called after any `gl` call, like an error-catching function or something

user92578

12:50 PM

So I'm pretty neutral on this right now

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Ok, cool!

Alexandre Vaillancourt

1:12 PM

@nwp Yeah, I think there is some religious beliefs in the "don't use endl" feud.

I think the guideline is "know what it's doing", and don't use it in cases where it's not appropriate.

nwp

That guideline requires thinking and decision making and competence. "Don't use std::endl" is so much easier to enforce.

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yep. The note says

> Apart from the (occasionally important) issue of performance, the choice between '\n' and endl is almost completely aesthetic.

nwp

Maybe a job for clang-tidy. And for the very religious groups add git hooks to make everyone see their preferred style. Bonus: You now have an excuse to never do pair programming.

Alexandre Vaillancourt

But yeah, if you're to write to a file, don't use endl. If you're outputing text on the console in debug mode a couple of times per frame, no big deal if it makes the code easier to read.

nwp

I'm not sure it makes a difference for files either. It would be neat if it didn't.

Alexandre Vaillancourt

1:23 PM

I think I read something in this book that it did make a difference. Haven't tested it myself. Our software's objective does not include writing files often.

nwp

2:03 PM

@Tyyppi_77 You can abuse operators for that. Just ... don't overdo it.

user92578

but that's not even remotely readable :D

user92578

thanks though

nwp

Might have to wait for meta-classes for that.

Although you can simulate them right now. You just make a class with static constexpr members as your enum values. And as the type you might be able to use a thin wrapper around an int or so and then you got your member functions.

user92578

yeah

GDSE Meta

2:24 PM

2

Q: Should we remove the 'inventory' tag?

Should the inventory tag be removed? Are there people who are experts at inventories? As of writing this, there are 29 questions that use the tag, with only two of them closed, so there doesn't seem to be a major issue with the tag existing, but I'd just like to know if it's something that we s...

discussion tags

nwp

@GDSEMeta Amazon probably qualifies as an inventory expert.

Almo

2:48 PM

:D

user92578

3:03 PM

ah nice, visual studio is stuck trying to open a file

nwp

@Tyyppi_77 Try time-travel debugging instead.

user92578

instead of what? opening a file to edit?

nwp

Instead of sitting in front of visual studio being stuck.

Or you could watch the video and awe at the awesomeness that VS is in theory and then look to the other monitor to see it in practice.

DMGregory

3:20 PM

Hahaha. I was pretty blown away by this article from Aras P this morning: 80 seconds of compile time in VS from just moving a few lines of code.
https://twitter.com/aras_p/status/923085042884272128

Alexandre Vaillancourt

4:19 PM

This code is hacky; why is the dynamic_cast "failing"?

class ID
{
public:
  virtual ID* iFactory() const = 0;
};

class A
{
public:
  virtual ~A() {};
};

class B: public A, public ID
{
public:
  virtual ~B() {};

  ID* iFactory() const override
  {
    return new B();
  }

};

class C: public B
{
public:
  virtual ~C() {};

  ID* iFactory() const override
  {
    return new C();
  }
};


int main()
{
  C* c = new C();

  ID* obj = c->iFactory();

  A* objAsC = reinterpret_cast<A*>( obj );

  C* castAsC = dynamic_cast<C*>( objAsC );

  return 0;
}

user92578

interesting

Alexandre Vaillancourt

My debugger knows that it's of the correct type. So I'm a bit confused.

user92578

BTW which bit is wrong, since objAsC is an A*?

user92578

Should it be A* objAsA or C* objAsC?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

A* objAsC = reinterpret_cast<A*>( obj ); should read as A* objAsA = reinterpret_cast<A*>( obj );

user92578

4:26 PM

From that point forward, I'd say that the compiler doesn't consider objAsA to be a C anymore, then?

user92578

Is that how reinterpret_cast is supposed to work, that I have no idea of

Alexandre Vaillancourt

I would not know.

this code smells a bit :P

user92578

dynamic_casts smell most of the time

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Agreed :P

user92578

I've been spending the evening removing those excessive comments I ranted a little about yesterday

Bálint

4:30 PM

@Tyyppi_77 Do you remove every comment or just some of them?

user92578

Header files especially are looking much more cleaner and readable now

user92578

All unnecessary comments on methods & members, so pretty much everything by now

user92578

// Returns the tag of the entity.
const TString& GetEntityTag() const;

Bálint

Why not use a regex to remove all of them?

user92578

Because there might be some that are good

user92578

4:32 PM

Also, I'm cleaning some naming while I'm at it, since I also have a bad habit of sticking the name of the class to the methods and members

user92578

CEntityCannonProjectile::CalculateCannonProjectileVelocity() and shit like that

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Tyyppi_77 Don't you need to know that it returns the tag of the entity? :P

user92578

:D

user92578

I'm also consider dropping my string wrapper class... not that it's terrible but it might be cleaner to just use std::string and move my utility methods in the wrapper class to like a StringUtils namespace as free functions

Bálint

What would you guys prefer?

Throwing exceptions when the arguments you supply to a method are invalid

Or silently failing and/or returning a bool value

user92578

4:37 PM

Depends on the use of the function I'd say

Noctrine

Depends on what I'm building, what it's for, and the language.

Bálint

For example, let's say I have an ECS, and I only allow one of each components per entity, but the user tries to put in two of them (C#, MonoGame BTW)

user92578

Exceptions, definitely

Bálint

Great

Noctrine

I'd use an exception for that yeah

Bálint

4:39 PM

A different scenario: The same ECS, but the user is trying to get a component, that doesn't exist (there's a HasComponent method)?

user92578

shorter name for CEntityHostage* GetHostageThatThePlayerIsCarrying()?

user92578

@Bálint null

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Bálint Should the component be there?

Bálint

@Tyyppi_77 GetCarriedHostage

user92578

thanks

Bálint

4:41 PM

@AlexandreVaillancourt It's not there by default

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Then I'd return null.

If it's a design error to get the component while there should be one, then I'd throw an exception, but if it's possible that the component is not there, that's part of the normal flow of the program and no harm should be done.

Bálint

Ok, thanks

I think that covers everything

user92578

my next step to less obsessive naming practices is probably stopping naming classes according to the inheritance hierarchy

user92578

EntityDoorTemple vs TempleDoor

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah, it can become tedious if you have a lot of levels.

user92578

4:57 PM

bit by bit I can slowly make my codebase look more normal :D

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah :)

@Noctrine For a mod, there is a way to convert an answer to a comment. Is there a way to convert a comment to an answer?

Noctrine

@AlexandreVaillancourt No

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Ok, thanks!

Noctrine

5:22 PM

I wonder how well arcade extensions would do on the unity or unreal marketplace.

user92578

what do you mean? like basic jump physics or something?

Noctrine

No like hook your game up to a coin machine for credits

user92578

oh

user92578

another shortening needed: CEntity* GetTheElevatorThatTheCharacterIsOn()

Noctrine

GetCurrentElevator?

Nah

Almo

5:27 PM

@Tyyppi_77 can NPCs use elevators?

maybe GetPlayerElevator()

user92578

yes, all character entities (enemies, villagers, prisoners and players) can

Stephane Hockenhull

6:22 PM

@AlexandreVaillancourt ^^^

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah I saw your post; that's a way to do it.

Stephane Hockenhull

It's THE way they did it :P

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah? Cool :)

Less fancy than colour cycling, though :P

Stephane Hockenhull

Altho the question got edited to be "similar effect" by Josh to fit the GDSE rules

Well, you add the color cycling you want on top of it by using a gradient map.

But I can't do that in Gimp easily and I already hand- created 64 frames by scrolling that layer so yeah ...

Alexandre Vaillancourt

We need to change room :P

Stephane Hockenhull

6:25 PM

why?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Read the title of the room ;)

@StephaneHockenhull Here :P

Canadian Luke

← 12 messages moved from 2017 Game Development Moderator Election Chat

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@CanadianLuke Thanks!

Stephane Hockenhull

Oh ... how the heck did I end up in the moderator election chat in the first place ?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

That's a GREAT question!

Stephane Hockenhull

6:33 PM

Were my previous messages moved to the election chat by accident?

Also, here it is with a gradient map but I'm not doing that to 64 frames by hand :P

Alexandre Vaillancourt

No, you actually posted there, I'm not sure why either. I flagged the messages for a mod, asking them to move them here.

Stephane Hockenhull

I mean, I think I got sucked into the election chat because a previous message from me inside this chat got moved to the election chat and I clicked on a reply notification link.

Almo

:D

Stephane Hockenhull

And I did not notice the room move

Alexandre Vaillancourt

No message from this chat got moved to the election chat?!

Almo

6:39 PM

electron chat

Stephane Hockenhull

oh .. then I have no clue how I ended up in there ..

Maybe it was the first (upper-left) in the chat list and I absent-mindedly clicked it ?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@StephaneHockenhull Maybe!

Bálint

Speaking of election

@AlexandreVaillancourt (When) Are you going to nominate yourself?

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Bálint Tonight!

(in about 5-6 hours)

Bálint

6:57 PM

It's funny how Gregory's answering post is longer than mine and Chris' combined

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@TheMattbat999 You still have ~10 days to get those 27 rep you need before the vote period is over :P

The Mattbat999

I will try...

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@StephaneHockenhull BAM! The question hit the HNQ!

The Mattbat999

Would a question about animation in Maya for a game be on topic on Game Development?

Almo

@TheMattbat999 if it's not specifically related to a game development pipeline, then probably not

Like "how do I get maya to export this anim so Unity can use it" would be on topic

Bálint

7:05 PM

@Almo Maya questions are on-topic

There isn't a better place for them

Almo

ooooh

ok thanks

there needs to be a better place for them goes to Area 51

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Yeah, the 3d graphics proposal died in area51 :/

Bálint

There was one

The Mattbat999

@Almo well, my question is "how do I import multiple animations into the same file in unity?"

Bálint

@TheMattbat999 Great, post it

Stephane Hockenhull

7:06 PM

@AlexandreVaillancourt I've improved my answer :D

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@TheMattbat999 On topic :)

Almo

well shit

that bites :(

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Almo What does?

Stephane Hockenhull

"HNQ" ?

Almo

that the 3d graphics proposal died

Stephane Hockenhull

7:10 PM

oh the Hot Network Question ...

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@StephaneHockenhull Hot Network Questions

The Mattbat999

Posted

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Almo yeh

Stephane Hockenhull

You can totally blame me if 80% of 2018 Indie games feature that effect on the title screen :P

Bálint

Did you really just draw the ocarina of time title screen with gimp's paint tool?

Stephane Hockenhull

7:13 PM

.... maybe ...

whistle innocently

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Lol

Bálint

I'm kind of scared of what I'm reading

739

Q: How do I use reflection to call a generic method?

What's the best way to call a generic method when the type parameter isn't known at compile time, but instead is obtained dynamically at runtime? Consider the following sample code - inside the Example() method, what's the most concise way to invoke GenericMethod<T>() using the Type stored in th...

c# generics reflection

Stephane Hockenhull

Only the best for GDSE :D

@Bálint Other than as a debugging tool, any other use scenarios I can think of sound like a performance disaster waiting to happen.

Bálint

@StephaneHockenhull Yeah, I think I find a different way

I programmed a lot of plugins back in the day

But the server software didn't have a good modding API, so everyone had to improvise a solution to getting even the basicest things done

After a while the community started leaning towards reflection for some reason

And this wasn't even C#, it was Java, and reflection in Java is terribly slow

So basically 95% of the plugins used reflection 30-40 times a tick, 20 ticks a second

Stephane Hockenhull

ouch

Bálint

7:24 PM

Saying it didn't perform well was like saying Mount everest is a bit taller than a tree

That other 5% either didn't have to use those functions or had competent developers behind them

Stephane Hockenhull

7:36 PM

Aw, It's gone semi-viral and I'm gonna hit the daily point limit for my answer. Wasted votes :(

Why wont people think of the poor imaginary internet points.

Alexandre Vaillancourt

Actually, the "day" will end "soon" (about 8 PM here, so probably 9 PM where you are).

Stephane Hockenhull

Woohoo!

Was totally worth the extra effort to add the horsie then.

Bálint

Yeah, wasting rep sucks

Stephane Hockenhull

It's to limit the effect of someone making a bunch of bot accounts.

And then use that rep to wage some kind of downvote war or whatever...

Bálint

You need to have 125 or something rep to vote

Stephane Hockenhull

7:46 PM

So, 25 rep + the 100 you get from cross-SE memberships. That's not too challenging to reach this.

Bálint

You need 200 for the cross-SE

You'll need to get that too

Stephane Hockenhull

ah, much harder then

But I'm sure it's one of many such roadblocks to making a botnet. I've looked at the rep system a bit and you'd have to be REALLY stupidly motivated to go through the trouble to do such a thing for some downvote crusade :P I like how it's setup.

Noctrine

stupidly motivated and doggedly persistent - both traits that slighted programmers can exhibit though

Stephane Hockenhull

true, but the bar is pretty high. higher than other sites/systems I've seen.

And I'm sure at this point it'd be relatively easy to add suspicious-activity checks (if they aren't already in place)

and boom, I've hit my daily limit 3 votes ago :P

Bálint

Even Jon Skeet found the rep cap ridiculously low

@StephaneHockenhull meta.stackoverflow.com/a/268917/4934560

This explains it

Stephane Hockenhull

7:58 PM

it kind of limit the motivation for writing answers that require some effort. 64 frames of [ copy layer group , offset layer by 2 pixels] to do that animation :P

" that's a lot of power to give to someone who has only been using Stack Overflow for a couple of days"

Well, maybe lift the cap or put it higher when the person is more experienced ...

Wow! HAHAHA data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/218452/…

32K rep and only 1 post ever

Bálint

6439

Q: What and where are the stack and heap?

Programming language books explain that value types are created on the stack, and reference types are created on the heap, without explaining what these two things are. I haven't read a clear explanation of this. I understand what a stack is, but where and what are they (physically in a real com...

memory-management language-agnostic stack heap

Ok, what the hell

Stephane Hockenhull

2008

Bálint

96

Q: Revisiting the rep cap (yes, again)

TL;DR: The rep cap system isn't as effective or fair as it might be. I'm proposing one alternative for comment, and would welcome other suggestions too. Disclaimers I'm pretty sure the rep cap hits me harder than anyone else (pretty often over 1000 points in a day), so a change could easily be ...

discussion daily-reputation-limit

Stephane Hockenhull

So it had YEARS to accumulate rep. It's a good question tho.

One thing tho is that the rep cap might disincentivize spending the time to write a complex answer that takes effort (graphs and image editing) to explain.

Bálint

You could tie it to the fanatic badge

If you get that one, then you won't have a rep cap

Stephane Hockenhull

8:13 PM

TBH I've had a few cases of looking at a question and thinking [OMG I'll have to make so many diagrams, F-this...]

Dayum! the upvotes are still going. I should put horsies on all my answers.

The Mattbat999

8:29 PM

No one has answered my question... :(

dot_Sp0T

8:42 PM

YES, renderbug fixed! BOOOO YAH

Stephane Hockenhull

@TheMattbat999 Leave the question up in case someone comes up with a better answer (animation isn't really my department) but I know one way is to combine all animations on the same timeline in Maya and then enter the time ranges (start, loop, end) for each individual named animation in Unity.

I'm sure there's a better way but that's one way.

The Mattbat999

@StephaneHockenhull put it on the question

Stephane Hockenhull

I'm sure someone who knows what s/he's doing will answer :D
Plus I've already hit my rep cap today :P ( See what this does?? HAHAHAHA)

(we were talking about rep caps earlier...)

The Mattbat999

@StephaneHockenhull ah ok.

Stephane Hockenhull

I'm certain there's a better way and if I put up my amateur answer I'm gonna rightfully get downvoted to death.
That's how I saw it done in Unity 4 years ago, I'm sure they came up with a better way to do this since.

They have improved their animation system since.

Bálint

8:54 PM

If I'd ask a semi-broad question and I'd answer it immedialitely, would it get closed?

user92578

9:09 PM

How would the answer change anything?

Stephane Hockenhull

it might still get closed.

Oooh I kind-of got a consolation prize for the capped rep: [Good Answer Answer score of 25 or more] badge

Chris McFarland

pretty shinies!

Noctrine

I want more rep...

Stephane Hockenhull

Badly drawn horsies on answers seem to be the deciding factor.

Bálint

Or write an answer for a question, that was answered a couple of times already long time ago

khm khm

65

A: How can I avoid giant player classes?

You'd usually use an entity component system (An entity component system is a component based architecture). This also makes creating other entities way easier, and can also make the enemies/NPCs have the same components as the player. This approach goes in the exact opposite direction as an obj...

The Mattbat999

9:29 PM

@Noctrine same here

Free Internet Points

9:43 PM

0

Q: Is it possible to make custom direct3D11 calls in Unreal Engine 4?

I have some custom code that renders to Direct3D11 texture. Is it possible to use this texture on an object in unreal 4? Or alternatively, is it possible to draw custom geometry directly to the scene in unreal 4 using raw Direct3d? So far, it seems like i need to make a custom instance of UPri...

directx11 unreal-4

Stephane Hockenhull

9:55 PM

Would that even work if Unreal boots up using a different D3D version?

Bálint

10:21 PM

0

Q: Textures problem in LWJGL VBO`s

I`m working at VBO terrain renderer. Now i have two troubles: While try to render 100x100 terrain I have a 50x200 terrain Textures is not rendering. I spent really much time about it, and I have really no ideas... How can I fix this? Image: https://i.imgur.com/GiNFKOT.png My part of code:...

java textures lwjgl vbo

I'm actually amazed this even renders something

I have no idea why he uses a stride of 3<<2 or 12

Nor do I know what the preRender method is for

I won't even question the fact he renders objects triangle by triangle

Stephane Hockenhull

He uses 3 separate VBOs, one for each attribute...

Bálint

cBuffer = BufferUtils.createFloatBuffer(9 * (Size * Size * 2));
vBuffer = BufferUtils.createFloatBuffer(9 * (Size * Size * 2));
tBuffer = BufferUtils.createFloatBuffer(9 * (Size * Size * 2));

He probably changed the size of these until it didn't throw an index out of bounds exception

This would only make sense, if he put 18 values per vertex into them

Stephane Hockenhull

And there's 4 values for tBuffer per tile but 6 values for vertex and color per tile?

Bálint

Oh wait

2 triangles, each having 3 values for 3 vertices, that's the 9*2

That explains the vertices, the other two is just Ctrl+C Ctrl+V

Stephane Hockenhull

But why is the tbuffer with 3 values and 4x per tile? it should also be 6x per tile.

Unless I'm missing something

Bálint

10:34 PM

But yes, I just wanted to mention this too, the textures won't render if he doesn't define enoguh texcoords

Stephane Hockenhull

That's probably why the texture is messed up

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@Bálint Possibly. Depends on the mod and on the community :P Whether there is an answer does not matter.

Bálint

You don't, this is a half self-thaught, half copied-from-the-internet (possibly thinmatrix) code

Do you want to write an answer or should I?

Stephane Hockenhull

I'm gonna pass on it. You go ahead.

Bálint

Ok

Stephane Hockenhull

10:36 PM

I'm already capped for the day ;)

Bálint

Good for you :)

I still need to figure out like half of his code though

I'm probably going to ignore the whole OpenGL 1 stuff, that just doesn't make sense

Stephane Hockenhull

16 upvotes wasted ... sobs

Chris McFarland

haha

Stephane Hockenhull

Man, it's already my most up-voted answer ever. That is scary.

[viewed 1,379 times] ... That's ~1379 indie games in 2018 that will have a flaming title screen logo.

It's going to be the HDR Bloom era all over again.

Or the lets-make-everything-nextgen-sepia again

I have ruined all the games forever...

Alexandre Vaillancourt

10:52 PM

My nomination is up!

Bálint

> I`m using LWJGL2 because LWJGL3 is too hard

The only difference between them is that the latter uses GLFW

And based on the code, lwjgl 2 is also too hard

@AlexandreVaillancourt Great

Alexandre Vaillancourt

11:17 PM

:)

The Mattbat999

@StephaneHockenhull give them to me

Alexandre Vaillancourt

@TheMattbat999 If you want your rep to be able to vote, anther way to achieve it is to suggest edits to posts. As long as they're not too trivial, you should get 2 rep per post edited :P

The Mattbat999

11:31 PM

@AlexandreVaillancourt I knew that (plus, it wad mainly a joke) i will that, however

Stephane Hockenhull

20 upvotes lost...

There's now more wasted rep upvotes than what counted today

The Mattbat999

@StephaneHockenhull wait are complaining about upvotes?

Stephane Hockenhull

@TheMattbat999 there's a daily 200 reputation point gain cap.

Any upvotes past that don't give any rep :D

The Mattbat999

@StephaneHockenhull oooohhhhh.... that sucks!

Stephane Hockenhull

Until the site server switches over to a new calendar day.

The Mattbat999

11:39 PM

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A: Unity2D: Using UI buttons to move Player

This post is extremely relevant. Basiclly, you need to add event triggers to the buttons, then add the following script to the buttons: using UnityEngine.UI; // add to the top private bool moveLeft; private bool moveRight; void Update() { if(moveLeft && !moveRight) rigidbody2D.AddF...