Search results

What he said, pretty much. Though I would add that a "cheap" way to do the 2nd thing would be to give the weapon's projectile a rather high speed, so it's unlikely to spend multiple frames colliding with a single enemy.

Coolio. As an extremely small hint, the word with the double meaning is not "is" :p. And I'm kinda amazed you vividly remember something from '95, as you're ~2 yrs younger than I, and I only vaguely remember '96 and absolutely nothing before that.

And it was probably me who, shortly thereafter, posted this

Is the "pun" in your sig supposed to be blank, or is my computer just not rendering it correctly? And have you figured out mine yet?

Re: WTF story demo v 0.5 Windows XP Home Edition, Version 2002, Service Pack 3.

Re: WTF story demo v 0.5 The little green bar above his head is supposedly part of the lightning bolt that appears as he respawns. And I'm guessing the solution isso I'll keep trying.

*coughcough*

Re: WTF story demo v 0.5 Umm... the first level now seems to be unbeatable? The bit at the top left corner of the map where you have the alternating left and right wind tiles has been changed, so now the first tile is a right blowing one, and you can't get through it to progress to the left...

I completely agree. As a kid, my favorite story was always "The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig". For those of you who don't know, instead of "defeating" the pig by building their houses out of ever stronger materials (which they tried at first, but the pig was too powerful - he didn't...

Uuuhhhh... I really have no idea :/

And now I'm in class, so, naturally, I'm back on the forums :p

Using Taylor series. Sorry I can't say more now, gotta go to class.

I believe so. I think that was actually what prompted me to get the Chrome LaTeX plugin.

I used 50megs to buy csrp2.org, and I've used it for other things in the past, but I've never really checked out any others, so I don't now how it compares. It's easy enough to use.

Nah, just found on google images. I don't have a cat (though I do have a dog).

Well, that's not too bad of a method, though the ideal way to maximize your learning I think would be to look at the three notes (since, for now, we're only dealing with major and minor triads) and look at the intervals between each of the three pairs of notes (ignoring which octave they're in)...

I was originally thinking of putting rounded edges on the cheese, maybe even some randomly generated holes, but I think the program is easily complicated enough as it is.

BAMZ!! finished. On a related note, I also wrote the program which generated the shiny 3d-looking text, but I didn't write that one just now; in fact, I originally wrote it for the purpose of making the text at the bottom of csrp2.org.

Yes, in fact I just decided to change the background image. Actually, I've worked out all the bugs in the rendering engine. Now I'm just tweaking the dimensions, opacity, and refractive index of the wedge of cheese, as well as the placement and scaling of the background.

getting closer...

So, the program is supposed to take this image: and put a 3d translucent wedge of cheese in front of it. On the first few attempts, it went into infinite loop. The first attempt that actually completed, produced this output: Could have been worse, as the shifted section is roughly wedge...

Really? You must have a tiny display...

............................

I should say, I'm almost done coding, though I dare say there will be some debugging to do. NIAN MOAR SECUNDZ

Still working on the refraction, but I'm almost done.