Can we discuss the fact that you can do bpy.data.objects.data.objects.data.objects.data.objects.data.objects.data.object‌​s.data.objects.data.objects.data.objects.data.objects... <SIGSEGV >

Segmentation fault

Manged to make it to the end (very fast reading though)...

I'm now covertly communicating :P.

Hey guys . . .

@NoviceInDisguise Hi

Hi

Hello!

Hi!

How is it going?

Depends what :-)

How do I save a js fiddle

I am honestly not sure . . .

You have to sign up/sign in.

Hey, jsfiddle hosts on the same company I use to host the planet game. Great minds do think alike!

That shows up after sign in

@GiantCowFilms Or there is an adequate monopoly . . .

No

there are more companies then can be counted.

Reliable ones

Digital Ocean is simply the best

@NoviceInDisguise That too

OK

Fixed it

@NoviceInDisguise which one do you host your site with

I use the one my dad uses, I think it is Go Daddy.

@NoviceInDisguise I have left them, but they do a good job, DO is vps (which is basically a console & a bunch of really well written support articles) so its not for the faint of heart. But on the plus I can do crazy things like run an Apache and a nodejs server at the same time and such.

Cool!

You're sight is quite nice, but you should finish it :D

I should . . .

I have the Photo section underway, I just need to get around to finishing it :-P

You only write client side code if I read correctly?

No server stuff

@NoviceInDisguise What camera do you use?

No servers, yet. I do deal with live data by jQUERY and Ajax calls to .json files.

My camera is a Fujifilm, which I am hoping to upgrade when I get some cashflow going . . .

@NoviceInDisguise Ah, good o'll ajax, I wrote a hole site that does nearly everything with ajax, even validating form inputs (I found that eaiser on the server).

@NoviceInDisguise Okay

@NoviceInDisguise have you been hired, I've always wanted to contract out some webdesign...

@GiantCowFilms I haven't ever been hired so to speak, but I am developing several sites for a new startup business that uses remote sensors, etc. and I have to visualize the data and keep it updated, and also be able to configure the device from the webpage. Some rather gnarly stuff . . .

@NoviceInDisguise Ooo cool!

@NoviceInDisguise "visualize data and keep it updated"?

@GiantCowFilms Sure is! A good skill to have. As far as data, I get a .json file I call, which I visualize either in a table or a graph, and then I have to refresh that data frequently, not only that, but many of the values can be set, so I have to use not only Get .json calls but Put .json calls. Another thing is the site has to be able to adapt to changes, so that if a value has a name change, another is added, or functionality changes, it still works. 90% of the website is built dynamically.

@NoviceInDisguise Nodejs would be good at that (the planet game is very very dynamic, which is why I chose node)

@NoviceInDisguise Gosh that can be a pain...

It is OK once you figure it out, but yes.

Did they just find you on the internet, or was there some tricks to get the job?

@GiantCowFilms I had been doing some design, but my Dad actually is the Software engineer, so I am kind of an extension of his position.

@NoviceInDisguise Ah yes, my dad writes software too :D! but not webdesign.

@GiantCowFilms My dad specializes in embedded software, so all the sensors etc. that I write the web pages for are programmed by him, and so I can also get him to serve the data from the devices in whatever form I need.

Okay.

@NoviceInDisguise when did you start homeschooling? I'm giving you the full interrogation here

When I was born :-)

BTW, I am having an issue in BGE

@NoviceInDisguise lol :D

@NoviceInDisguise Okay, doubt I can help.... but say it anyway

In viewport

In game

Why are the objects disappearing?

Correct render layers.

Both rendering and view are not turned off in the outliner?

All on the same layer

It renders on F12 just fine

Blend?

?

@NoviceInDisguise Upload Blend?

Those are some sweet looking robot legs by the way.

OK . . . be a sec.

@GiantCowFilms Thanks!

@GiantCowFilms Here it is.

Textures were not packed, so it might look funny. The issue should be the same.

Okay lookin

okay, I have to go.

Bye!

I'm back, but I'll have to go very soon!

Alright

I changed the shading from multitexture the glsl

It made one of the object come back....

Hmmm . . .

The hoses are curves, are those supported in game? Probably not?

@NoviceInDisguise Ah, Alt-C!

Fixed it!

Cool!

Works perfectly!

The middle piece is still missing though

?

The bone int the back

lower

GLSL fixed that

I fixed the slideout bug!

with Zach's help

cool new trick too: li:hover .elem {} apply styles when parnet is hovered over....

Cool!

By the way, ILM put out some more VFX breakdowns... youtube.com/user/ILMVisualFX/videos

@GiantCowFilms Sweet stuff! Can't even imagine what power it takes to do such complex simulations!

simple solutions to your problem @NoviceInDisguise being added now. making a demo

@NoviceInDisguise They have entire building filled with computers

Picture of an ILM render farm (Those symbols on the side come from the starwars universe )

@iKlsR I assume your catching up on the transcript.... Probably would take less time to read a novel! :D good luck.

@GiantCowFilms I wish, I am currently going through close to 300 emails with about a dozen apps updating in the background.

@GiantCowFilms What the ! ! ! I could have so much fun with that much horsepower!

@NoviceInDisguise :D I dream of working there... So much cool equipment and software, not to mention hundreds of super-smart people to learn from.

Me too . . . got a ways to go :-(

@iKlsR Wow that is allot of email! Its been days since I've got any (google alerts don't count)

@iKlsR You could probably finish a hole series in that amount of time.

Mostly newsletters, digests etc. On average I get close to a dozen daily but not keeping them trimmed made them pile into a monster.

theoatmeal.com/comics/email_monster

@iKlsR ^This guy agrees

Google mail makes it so easy to sort things . . . filter them all, apply tags, delete, skip inbox, etc. just by the sender or keywords. A real time saver for me.

@GiantCowFilms Ha yeah.

@GiantCowFilms That is a funny comic strip!

@NoviceInDisguise Yes, I saw it on Andrew Price's twitter feed.

@NoviceInDisguise what kind do projectiles do you need your turret to fire?

I'm making you a proper cannon