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I added laser doors. I also made them expensive to craft since they're so powerful. I want to add different types of biomes but I haven't decided what types I want. I also want a day/night cycle. I'm thinking of having the asteroid belt be orbiting some kind of sun. The night cycle would be when some large planet or asteroid would be eclipsing the sun from the player. I dunno, I'll see. As always, more at http://dangerz.blogspot.com edit: I made a trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KzCQXOGwIs I wanted something different to do and this sounded fun. edit #2: Now, a website. http://www.astrominer.net. I'm going to release a dev build on there soon. dangerz fucked around with this message at 15:12 on Oct 25, 2011 |
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Checkout my new web app http://www.bloard.com/ web 0.1
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 You can register, log in, and set a message that gets displayed when you go to the index (if you're not logged in, it gives you login/register links instead). I'm using Twitter's bootstrap for the CSS, and the source is here if you want to take a look. The one thing I have left to add to this toy project is the ability to see other users' messages, maybe even in a list or something. Then I'm going to write up my experience building this and document the hell out of it.
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I've built an online service where musicians and sound designers can sell their samples and recorded loops without having to be a big name producer or signing away their sonic rights or exclusivity contracts:http://www.sampleism.com HTML5, CSS3, SoundCloud integration, Google AppEngine cloud hosting, all that jazz. Currently working up some statistical graph displays with dygraphs.
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Dolex posted:http://vimeo.com/30583518
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ynohtna posted:I've built an online service where musicians and sound designers can sell their samples and recorded loops without having to be a big name producer or signing away their sonic rights or exclusivity contracts:http://www.sampleism.com Your website catastrophically crashes the latest build of Chrome on Windows (16.0.912.4 dev-m), the entire process dies.
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sholin posted:Your website catastrophically crashes the latest build of Chrome on Windows (16.0.912.4 dev-m), the entire process dies. Wow, that's impressive and quite unintentional. I can't imagine what's causing that, but it's fine when testing with latest dev Chrome on OS X. I'll look into it. Thanks for the heads up! ynohtna fucked around with this message at 08:30 on Oct 24, 2011 |
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coldplay chiptunes posted:I have no idea what that is but it's certainly not as interesting as you made it out to be when you repeatedly posted huge images over and over again in this thread.
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Dolex posted:I'll be sure to take this thread and my creations more seriously, thanks for your concern. I have noted your opinion on a piece of poo poo I just made, and flushed it for safe keeping. He is correct though. I was actually pretty excited and interested to see your project and then you posted a video that wasn't even class and said something along the lines of "here is the video I was talking about"
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What are you guys talking about I loved those huge pictures of ???
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Dolex posted:http://vimeo.com/30583518 Dolex posted:in my city we have "art walks" where the arts district hosts a big party on the last friday of every month Can you see why people are a bit disappointed? You massively underdelivered. In fact, these two posts seem to concern entirely different projects. Did you maybe get confused?
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Check out this video of the windows media player visualizer I just recorded!!
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etcetera08 posted:Check out this video of the windows media player visualizer I just recorded!!
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pokeyman posted:Can you see why people are a bit disappointed? You massively underdelivered. In fact, these two posts seem to concern entirely different projects. Did you maybe get confused? I'll set up the installation again tonight in my living room tonight and make a proper demonstration video recording. I need it myself for documentation...
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I made a Google Chrome extension called PandoraEnhancer. I've got over 3,000 active users according to the Chrome Web Store, feels good man. Anyway, here's what I just finished adding - this is the first time I've showed anyone this outside of a fellow goon: 
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Factor Mystic posted:Weekend project: A little Nancy extension which exposes your methods in C# as async calls in Javascript (calling it "NanIO") And continuing this weekend, I build up a NanIO project to try out this stack + Appharbor deployment. It's a Chrome userscript which allows you to tag posts, and then on each page all the user's tags show up, crosslinked to the posts where you originally tagged them. Or, at least that's how it will work, right now it just shows them statically. And you can add new tags with the "+ Tag" link. (The dark stylesheet is not part of the project, that's just something else I run.)  And all I needed to implement serverside was the first two methods, which are basically just wrappers for SQL queries (also testing out Dapper.net for fun):  And then glue it together in the userscript (excerpt, to show the simple NanIO call):  90% of the project time this weekend wasn't hacking on NanIO, it was bashing my head against the wall trying to get started with Chrome extensions. It is not at all clear what the right way is to get a remote script in a page. Right now I'm injecting nanio.js and my app.js code directly into the forums' dom via script tag, not in an isolated world, since apparently I can't bring remote scripts into the isolated world (and nanio.js is built/hosted dynamically so it wouldn't be proper to embed it in the extension as content). I could include it in a background.html file, then communicate between the forum page and the background.html via chrome's APIs, but that seemed like a lot of annoying work and I wanted something to show by the end of the weekend.
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We've been getting a lot of complaints that "everything is slow" and can't get any specifics about anything. We don't see abnormal usage patterns, our servers are sitting at 2-3% cpu usage, memory usage is fine, we're seeing a max of 4-5 mbps utilization on our main switch (gigabit switch, though other switches on our network are still 100 megabits). By the time the users let us know it's slow and we can look at anything, it's magically fine again. So out of frustration, I wrote a new app yesterday: 
Each event gets microtimed down to ten millionths of a second, then it automatically creates a helpdesk ticket to let us know. The total test takes about 2 minutes, or on the lovely 802.11b wireless about 10 minutes. It was stupid easy but way too fun to write. Frozen Peach fucked around with this message at 19:21 on Nov 3, 2011 |
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Please tell me you've got that up on github or something. I know everyone in our office needs this app.
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Ephphatha posted:Please tell me you've got that up on github or something. I know everyone in our office needs this app. I could probably put something up, but I'll have to clean out some company specific stuff. Ephphatha posted:Please tell me you've got that up on github or something. I know everyone in our office needs this app. I could probably put something up, but I'll have to clean out some company specific stuff. Edit: http://pastebin.com/0jUQeG7J Rather than try and setup a github and clean up the references to company-specific applications, I just did a quick modification. Also I'd be embarrassed to have this on github because the code was slapped together in an afternoon and I didn't bother to make it as clean as I otherwise would if it was a more serious application. This is just the source for the main form, so you'll have to make the form which takes like 30s and the instructions for doing so are included. Frozen Peach fucked around with this message at 19:46 on Nov 3, 2011 |
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FYI, every-single-apps you make are worth writing properly. The smallest, must one-time use ones usually end up snowballing into projects of their own. That application you did looks pretty useful indeed, and I can guarantee that IT peeps will contact you to make it generate ticket for other poo poo.
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IsaacNewton posted:FYI, every-single-apps you make are worth writing properly. The smallest, must one-time use ones usually end up snowballing into projects of their own. Yeah, I know. It's not really that the code itself is bad or that I'm embarrassed about what I put on pastebin, but more that in order to make it something others can use beyond what I put up, I'd have to put in some effort in making it configurable and not tied into our own exception handling and helpdesk system. It's just not in a stage ready for putting on github, and if someone wants to take it in it's current state and have some fun, more power to them. I'll definitely be putting more work into it, but since the entire app is designed to work with our specific setup it's not something I'd want on a public repository yet. I really just need to pull out each test into it's own function, throw in regions for easier readability, comment it better, throw in better error checking for when tests fail (my own exception handling is also done by my HelpDeskTicketer class), and make it configurable with a config file or a registry edit or something. Other than that it's pretty well done.
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In a state ready for pushing to github is pretty much just "doesn't have any proprietary stuff that people would yell at you for posting on the internet". Github is not a publishing platform for completed projects and there's no reason not to push something that still requires some work to actually be useful.
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If you developed this application at work you should be careful. Many employers make new hires sign a work for hire clause as a precondition to starting the job. Especially in the US and IT related positions. They may not care, but it's something to keep in mind. If it were me, I wouldn't open source it unless I had a signed document from my company's legal department saying it was OK.
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cliffy posted:They may not care, but it's something to keep in mind. If it were me, I wouldn't open source it unless I had a signed document from my company's legal department saying it was OK. My boss has let me open source stuff before. We use lots of open source products and, when possible, like to give back to the community. He's all about letting me put poo poo up as long as it doesn't include company-specific work. Usually there's no reason to, because it's SO tied to our internal systems, but anything I can pull out and do separately is fair game. I just have to do it in my own time. Plorkyeran posted:In a state ready for pushing to github is pretty much just "doesn't have any proprietary stuff that people would yell at you for posting on the internet". Github is not a publishing platform for completed projects and there's no reason not to push something that still requires some work to actually be useful. I don't like putting anything in version control that doesn't at least compile, and it'll take a few hours of work to make the app in a state that can be setup that way without proprietary code. It's just a personal preference of mine.
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This thread has surpassed all my expectations! Thanks to all of you for contributing. Here's something I whipped out today. I had an idea for an iPhone game using Augmented Reality concepts. I'm not going to go into more details because gently caress, I'm really convinced this could be the next great game (ha). Anyways, here's a video showing off my results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5GLIKIkd6E It can deal with object rotation, morphing and even perspective! go play outside Skyler fucked around with this message at 18:38 on Nov 4, 2011 |
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Smoking is bad for you. That's really cool though. I was most impressed when the cig pack was on angle and it was able to get the position 'back' when the logo became visible again.
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 Click for a huge image of the base I've built in my game AstroMiner. I use it for testing any new features that I put in. Fortunately I haven't had any major map changes that I couldn't convert this over to, so I've had this base for a while. When I first built it, there wasn't any water in the game. When I added water to the game, my base was a mess. I then coded in buckets so I could lift the water and move it. After that, I coded in the ability to place a block and push the water around. The culmination of that is the three pools that you can see. dangerz fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Nov 6, 2011 |
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Post video of stuff you are done working on. From this year's OSGCC (24 hour game competition) placed 3rd. There's actually sound but I couldn't be bothered to try and get it working in the capture stuff I was using. The christmas ball type things are health potions (I am not an artist). Pygame and python since we were working with a first year participant who didn't know D and I didn't want to be cruel and make them learn openGL when neither of my team members had done it before. It actually has networked multiplayer so you get multiple sheep running around attacking ghosts, and yes sheep can hurt other sheep and that was everyone's favorite thing to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsWhWeWthAE source is anyone is interested. The source is horrible, but you can download and play if you have python, pygame, and whatever other dependencies. clockwork automaton fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Nov 8, 2011 |
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Is D a common language for game dev? I've barely even heard of it.
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Markov Chain Chomp posted:Is D a common language for game dev? I've barely even heard of it. D isn't a common language anywhere.
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Markov Chain Chomp posted:Is D a common language for game dev? I've barely even heard of it. Yeah it's not common at all. It's just the preferred language of the other guy I was working with and the language we used to write the 1st place game last year. Though, one group did do a Dart game (fairly obscure). Which was pretty drat awesome: you can play it here.
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Hipster kitty uses some pretty obscure programming languages.
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Just finished version 2.0 of the IP Viewer, it keeps track of your ip address (internal/external). Windows only I'm afraid since I used MFC to write the drat thing. The app and some code.  
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Markov Chain Chomp posted:Hipster kitty uses some pretty obscure programming languages. You've probably never heard of them.
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jlechem posted:Just finished version 2.0 of the IP Viewer, it keeps track of your ip address (internal/external). Windows only I'm afraid since I used MFC to write the drat thing. Curious, what site are you using? https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+my+ip?
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Biowarfare posted:Curious, what site are you using? https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+my+ip? Nothing that fancy, http://checkip.dyndns.org/Current%20IP%20Check.htm There really isn't a reliable ip check site, if this site or what is my ip goes down you're hosed
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Google reports your public IP if you search for "what is my ip" and is rather reliable.
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jlechem posted:Nothing that fancy, 
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jlechem posted:There really isn't a reliable ip check site, if this site or what is my ip goes down you're hosed I mean literally just use that search string. Google's API also returns the same thing. It'll give you the external IP it finds without the BS of the others, and really doubt it's ever going to go down.
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