@MickLH you should make another song

channel your inner child

only takes you 10 minutes

lol

I'm trying to get a day where my mood isn't at all diluted by bull crap so that I can address what you brought up before

ah well it would be cool if you did, i'll send you 100$

lol

I can send you worse versions if it will motivate you that the random source is outputting entropy :P

I guess what I really mean is, maybe my opinion is too tight but when I give someone something against my opinion and they use it I always fucking cringe like damnit there was a better thing to figure out

@BlueBug language?

But generally, yeah, hiding it does the trick. However, you can hack something "better" together, but that depends on the language you are using

I toned down the verbal harrassement my game dished out

@NaCl C++ !

Any suggestions on how to implement dragging in level editor?

yah, write code to do it

@BlueBug several ways to resolve this

YES!

power of C++!

Ty

@Tyyppi_77 agreed

what interface?

a fruit doesn't eat

a bit dirty: implement all eat-overloadings as normal virtual function with a different name, leave it empty. Call all those in Fruit's::eat()

the eat function should be the consumer

a bit less dirty: Let the function take an std::tuple or std::vector as parameter

@Ali.S Don't worry Ali.S, it's a spaceship! :D It'll be much easier to identify once it's in game with it's proper environment

then you can call it using std::make_tuple(a, b)

@BlueBug Thanks for remembering! You're on point on my goal :P

However, you have to know variadic templates, then

or that, although that is not really "modern"

not sure how i feel about this

neither do I

some guy added theme support to vanilla unity

bradsmithee.com/shared/Uniformity.jpg~

Cherries with pepper?!

You can use a custom parameter object as well

or make eat an object altogether with template-specialized operator(), which you call in base Fruit function

U can call correct methods, @Tyyppi_77

i like to write everthing as extensions

BaseClass::function()

@BlueBug need more?

@NaCl I am thinking maybe I should choose that approach to make it less "dirty"

oh it won't of course.

Personally, I'd use the template-specialization or the tuple-approach, depending on the specific use-case

u mean like... function<A,B,C>(A a, B b, C c)?

but the types are specified in this case. They cannot be something else.

NO

I'm gonna write up a minimal code example

give me a moment

^ ok

shader_program.use(projection_matrix, modelView); shader_shadow_program.use(projection_matrix,modelView,shadowMap);

and so on and on...

they are pointers to array(matrix) or texture(shadowMap) or some other stuff...

yes

extendable approach?

yes

materialShader.use(projection,modelview,uv_texture, material0,material1, ...)

I do not want to write shader.addUniformValue("mvp_Matrix", modelViewProjection); each time I need to set up the particular shader. I want to call one function that gets the shader program running.

I need to move the setup code here and there because I am keep twicking things.

so the values that go to them changes as well.

I understand your point.

you mean do something like this? * wraped(){ uniform(id_00, apple); uniform(id_01, banana); uniform(id_02, cherry);} *

still no idea why webGL just opts to distort my level preview images.

works in every other build.

now I want third value what should I do?

create a new method? shadowMapShader.setUniform2("shadowMapTexture", shadowMap, othermap);

I disagree with your approach because you don't seem to understand my situation Typpi. You are missing my point. I am talking about initialization. But instead of initializing in a consructor I were initializing within a method. I believe your misunderstand is caused due to the fact that it is a shader.

I am interested in making it simple and clear rather than less ugly and correct.

because if I had to initialize something as soon as I declare it, I will need arguments to construct it beforehand. However I need to process other stuff before I initialize it, simply because I do not have the data to feed to the shader.

I cannot, because I want to have a reference, save it as a member of a class.

Oh yes!

I did it!

Dragging!

I do not want to have pointers. I avoid pointers unless it is absolutely necessary, because I do not trust myself to be good enough with pointers. If I really have to, I use smart pointers

I've wondered

having many methods in a class that initialize different shaders is confusing because you will now then have many-many functions within a single class

how to make a preview, I mean for an example in minecraft when you are in crafting item menu when you move your mouse and when the cursor is at some of the items position there is a white box (actually it is a transparent box).. So how can I implement it, I've tryed paintint a square with not 100 opacity, but when I repaint the box disapear..

the effect is not like minecraft's..

Actually it is like a cursor

I htink i got the idea

@BlueBug okay, just found out that the approach is not different from "tuple", just much more boilerplate to write

So I'll show you the tuple-example then

classic

It is more complicated @Tyyppi_77 because I will need make more functions that help the initialization. I will end up with God_Shader_Class

keep Class small and sraight forward. Don't squeeze in thousands stuff in it.

^

mmmm, code smells

@BlueBug okay, I got a somewhat decent solution, but please do not use it, it sucks balls in a real deal application and indicates a major design flaw!! Listen to Tyyppi.

jgallant.com/Gorb

going out for a bit -- if you play / test -- ping me with your grievances

It's just a quick hack, really

coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/34a279eeb0becd11

Thank you :)

what sprite?

No I don't see it

Oooh

@Jon What happened to all the funny fail messages? (You suck, worst player ever and such) :P

@Tyyppi_77 For $29.99 You can get the zombie DLC, clear out hordes of zombies with burst mode :P

@Tyyppi_77 oooo I see :P

@TheMuffinCoder should be $59.99, because 4K textures included, so not overpriced

@NaCl Preorder now for a complementary cardboard bookmark

5/7 would buy

or make a free dlc to keep it clean

to keep it clean

@BlueBug u dead?

I hope I don't get trolled when I'm halfway done with the client that the js 2D canvas is too slow for what I have planned

Based on what I seen with slither.io and diep.io, it can handle lots

Thanks, didn't now about diep.io

wow, making 2d tile level editor isn't that easy

Maybe because I'm using Java without Eclipse's addon windowBuilder

Can you post screenshot?

I saved myself by not having a game with level design :P

Just gotta spawn random asteroids and planets

It depends on what game you are making

true true

Well, your level editor is huge

I have a question

How did you made

that box

light blue one

which is used for preview (cursor preview)

YES

I've tryed to make something like that on 3 ways, but didn't worked

When I am moving that tile it left things

and when I repaint() after it, it just dissappear

oooh

but when you are moving it

it doesnt leave things

drive.google.com/open?id=0Bzh1ESW_-CAoeHNoc2dNZUdJcVE here is

for now

:D

If I tell you how much time I am working on it you will kill someone :D

around 4 hours

But it can't load sprites still

there are a lot of things to do on it

It is interesting how I will cut different tiles from loaded image

What do you use for GUI?

Have you made your own GUI library or you are using existing one?

aha

Well, that is interesting question..

I just wanted to make my level editor

which will help me to edit levels for my game