Lasse

yeah, total newbie here

I measured 76V going through it when the switch is off

ah, right

I can't think of any else reason for it

could it be leaking from ground to 0 line, and I got some device leaking some current to the ground line?

I think this is just a simple on/off switch, traditional kind

okay, thanks :)

so does that mean I might have a faulty device somewhere? I wouldn't expect the problem be inside the walls as this is pretty new house

wall switch, no idea if it is any spesific kind. No dimmer

They started glowing immediately when I pushed them in to the socket, when I turn the lamp on they are very bright as expected, but the glowing when the lamp should be off I did not expect

I bought some LED lamps for G9 socket, and they glow a little bit when I open the circuit. Are they supposed to do that?

yeah that's the kind of juice I like to see

of course you can ask stuff here but don't expect to get an answer if nobody has any experience in it

that is a really bad topic for a chat, as it depends heavily on the present company and their abilities. You should ask that question on some forum, like gamedev.net

45ms frame time with almost nothing on screen!

I guess it's the perfect device to optimize on

oh man this device is really crap. I made a thing where I can disable rendering of things at will and it's still taking very long time to render the screen full of almost nothing

it's unusable in production, it's great for prototyping

unity, which have been a really bad choice

well we're a company of 12 people and still have this problem

it's in soft launch, more info here: tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=76378

@BasicallyAlanTuring yes, and we've been working on the game for 3 years and the global launch should be in three months, and we're like 5% there

yes

not really, game engines do a heck of a lot nowdays

If you want to fully answer it you would do a lot of research of all the game engines there are in the world and see what their features are

The correct answer would be rather extensive or a list of many different things

I don't think it changes it to less opinion based

Also if the question is "what is a game engine" then this is the correct answer for such an opinion based question: gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/4957/…

That is very bad question for the site as it's very opinion-based

damn mobile is really bad with fill-rates even nowdays

fiddling around with rendering order of stuff just saved me 13ms of frame time

I wonder how much it gets used still

Yeah seems to be

Is it still a feature?

Oh well, you could also just put the texture as a variable in the shader as a constant array, and then interpolate the UV by hand

I should make a tool that will convert any image in to shader code

No I mean like procedurally generate the image inside the shader

with no explanation whatsoever

Write and minify a shader that does that and paste it there as-is

cya

I think I'm too then

he said he's gone for good

I think it's necessary. What exactly did he say to earn that?

He was banned like a couple of minutes ago

Why did Jon get a 60 day ban?

Lol I just checked, I have 6 question of which 5 I have answerred myself

The point is that I'm generating the answer myself instead of copypasting it from somewhere

Well, would you accuse me for not helping others then? I'm still browsing the site and answerring questions I know a whole lot about

@Byte56 But I don't work for SE, I don't care what the company I generate content for have planned for

I have answerred my own questions too: gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/98920/…