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Tricky
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Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019  Nah, I don't think I look like him...  |
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rockford
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Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019 Welcome to your doom! |
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rockford
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Hi Old Wolf18th October 2019 Hellolololo |
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Jayenkai
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 *tests* Yeah, it's blitz's slow line drawing that's doing it. Comment out the line command to see the framerate shoot up. Blitz3D has always been a bit rubbish at drawing 2D stuff. If you're using.. .. anything else.. worry less about<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 I think that might just be a Blitz thing. You're drawing a lot of lines, and doing a lot of trig. .. for Blitz3d.. Soon adds up!! |
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spinal
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 OK, it seems to work, but I can't imagine why it would be son incredibly slow... I'm getting an out of this world 3fps from this. [code] Graphics 800,600,0,2 Cls Global numHills = 200 Global hillMin = 40 Global hillMax = 176-40 Dim hil<snip> |
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Tricky
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Astrobounce18th October 2019 
Astrobounce |
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Tricky
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Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019 Well, I don't have a car and Roosendaal is still between us,so it's still quite a hike.  Always odd to speak English to a countryman... Well, this is a public forum after all, folks... It would be rude to speak a language people don't unders<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 I typically make a sind() cosd() set of functions when I'm using rad-based languages. My head works in sets of 45, like the angles on a joystick!! |
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spinal
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 I wish they would pass laws about sin/cos using degrees or radians 😤 |
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Jayenkai
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Red Dwarf ''Special''?18th October 2019 Info so far. A 90 minute feature-length special has been written and the cast have already done a read-through. Filming "starts" in November, and two audience sessions have been booked, so.. It'll be feature length, like Back To Earth, b<snip> |
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Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019 Yes, Bergen op zoom. Not that far away from you. We were in the news recently(nos news) when they used a explosion on a atm machine. It was the one that I always use. Luckely there is another one next to it, this one was blown up a while ago also! <snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 The line da#=pi / hillWidth Should be da#=180.0 / hillWidth (.. or at least, it works if you do that!! .. Might still be wrong!!) |
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Tricky
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Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019 "Next to Zeeland"? Somewhere in the region of Bergen-Op-Zoom? I live in Breda myself, but I won't go more exact than that on a public forum (for obvious reasons). And if I like it here... well so far, the welcomes were warm, so that's a<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Red Dwarf ''Special''?18th October 2019 Yeah. Dwarf's never been good when dragged out, has it.. Hopefully, though, Doug knew going in that this would have to be a feature length.. in the past, it's always been a case of "and then it got longer.." whereas this is presumab<snip> |
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Pakz |
Hi, introducing... Myself18th October 2019 Welcome, I am dutch also. I live next to zeeland and am 43. I hope you wil like it here. |
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Tricky
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Coding in NIL18th October 2019 Since it's a kind of Lua pre-processor it follows the Lua rules in arrays, and thus arrays start with 1. NIL actually doesn't process the arrays and completely leaves that to Lua. [code]table myarray myarray[1] = "Hello" myarray[2] = &<snip> |
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spinal
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Sine of Ints18th October 2019 OK, attempted to pop the code into blitz for speed of testing etc. but for some reason this no work  [code] Graphics 800,600,0,2 Cls Global numHills = 200 Global hillMin = 40 Global hillMax = 176-40 Dim hillTops(numHills) Global offsetX = <snip> |
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spinal
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Red Dwarf ''Special''?18th October 2019 Apparently its another feature-length special.... If it's anywhere near as good as Back To Earth, I'll give it a miss. I can't stand when comedies are slow and boring. |
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HoboBen
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Coding in NIL17th October 2019 Looks pythony (in a good way!) Does it start counting array indexes from 0 like most languages, or 1 like Lua? (Or either, like some BASICs!) |
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Jayenkai
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Word of the Week : Clever17th October 2019 Still haven't come up with anything particularly "clever", but I have started coding a chess game for Shoebox.. so.. um.. Does that count? Guess it depends on how clever I can get it, in just a day and a half!! |
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Tricky
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Coding in NIL17th October 2019 NIL is a programming language I developed myself. Now it more acts like a pre-processor to Lua, than an actual language, however loads of things are significantly different from Lua. A nice tool to experiment with NIL is [url=https://github.com/libs4nil/Q<snip> |
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Tricky
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Hi, introducing... Myself17th October 2019 Actually I do have a history in making games... Dating back from the DOS era even, although I lost most of those projects over the years. And I've also made 3 big RPG games, and I also like to creat<snip> |
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steve_ancell
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Hi Old Wolf17th October 2019 Hi |
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Hi, introducing... Myself17th October 2019 Hi Jeroen! Lovely first post and welcome aboard! Not many people around these parts. Some come and go (like me, but that's just me being lazy generally). Everybody is proper friendly here and usually quite sarcastic too... So I'm sure you will f<snip> |
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