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Text IN CENTER!10th August 2012 Ugh.... somehow I managed to mess this up again when putting scaling into the mix! :( My code: [code] if (!Invisible) { float GlobalScale = GlobalSettings.Default.ScaleFactor; if (m_ScaleX == 0 &&*snip* |
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Updating Drivers10th August 2012 Why don't you develop said hardware, spinal? ;) |
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Catching up on years of coding insomnia?5th August 2012 Steve, why do you seem to end every other sentence with LOL? Do you honestly laugh that much, or is it just a manner of writing? |
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Catching up on years of coding insomnia?5th August 2012 Maybe you're getting old :P |
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Help in solving design/theory ideas in my game31st July 2012 4 players, 4 ciies - have you considered designing the game for many players, making it into an MMO? |
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Dr DD28th July 2012 Grats! |
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Home again, Home again, Jiggity Jig28th July 2012 Awesome, grats! Now you can fork this! |
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Jay's Crappy July16th July 2012 Just be glad you're not in the US, or you'd probably be dead by now (an old classmate of mine recently became the stuff of national headlines because he managed to rake up 900,000 NOK ($143,000) in bills because of a snakebite). Here's a link to the artic*snip* |
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Don't do drugs!14th July 2012 Such a tragedy! :( |
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Multi system SNES joypad...6th July 2012 Well, I don't see that as being particularily difficult. I was thinking of building an antimatter factory of sorts, but had to shelve that plan because I couldn't ensure that the antimatter wouldn't come in contact with matter for a period of time long eno*snip* |
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Popularity Rocks5th July 2012 Grats! |
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Multi system SNES joypad...5th July 2012 Nuclear launch! You'd have to tie it to a red button. And build a nuclear missile (actually not that difficult, but getting hold of plutonium is...) |
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Git GUI push30th June 2012 By the way, I'm still not sure what is meant by "localizing changes down to half a line" - if I made multiple changes to a file, why not stage then all at once? |
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Git GUI push29th June 2012 That's a good suggestion, should probably do that! I'm just being lazy, since C# is GCed. |
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Git GUI push28th June 2012 So what kind of commits is he talking about? |
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Git GUI push27th June 2012 Proof and Doubleproof that it is possible to do fine-grained commits with Github for Windows (so long as only one file is committed at a time - otherwise it will automatically stage the entire file). Admittedly I did manually diffing for this (I copied ov*snip* |
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Git GUI push26th June 2012 [quote]I will note that GitHub for Windows actually does indicate when you're formatting your commit messages wrong - it just gives you such a minor visual cue that it's hard to notice unless you're looking for it. When a line of the commit message gets be*snip* |
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Git GUI push25th June 2012 Ok so I read up on staging, and it seems like a completely useless feature to me. This blogpost outlines a scenario called the "tangled working copy"-problem for when staging comes in handy. I've never actually had this problem. Ever! When I work on a fe*snip* |
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Git GUI push25th June 2012 [quote]you modify a line and only want to stage half of the changes you did to that line.[/quote] By 'staging' I'm assuming you mean 'committing'... why would you only commit half the changes you did to a line? [quote]The latter case is far more importan*snip* |
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Git GUI push25th June 2012 Yeah... I started using Github for Windows and am loving it. If I feel the need to do fine-grained stuff, I'll consider using a terminal. I got my exams back today and passed, so now I can program all summer with a clean conscience. Next semester I'm doin*snip* |
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GMan's IRRlicht Wrapper Linux & Geany?21st June 2012 I skimmed through the manual, and it doesn't seem like Geany supports running the BMax compiler from within Geany. |
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Why Python?18th June 2012 [quote]It goes deeper than that.[/quote] You may be right, but even so - saying you've "mastered" a language sounds arrogant, even when the interpretation of "mastered" is pretty subjective. |
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Why Python?18th June 2012 Python is easier to learn than C. It is a scripting language. I don't know why it was invented, but scripting languages are good for "static code" that doesn't need to be recompiled. In Project Dollhouse, I use Lua to define the look of the game's UI, an*snip* |
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Git GUI push17th June 2012 I have to agree with HoboBen though: Git is annoyingly hard to wrap your head around. But hopefully it's worth it if people fork the project. |
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Git GUI push17th June 2012 Yeah, I figured it out. For some reason, Git GUI has an options menu option that is hidden away in the 'Edit...' menu. |
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