Elysian Shadows

Black Mesa and Half-Life 2. Good feeling allowing myself to go to sleep early again...

Oh, SFML is what got me started with hardware acceleration. Not before I had touched OpenGL, but way before I actually understood a single bit of it. It was quite well integrated with .net (which was my 'home zone' back then).

Ditched it for later projects, but +1 recommendation for novices

So (Windows) guys, I don't know whether you're interested in getting things done, but I've written a little tool to help you with that, it's currently at an early stage and I've opened a repository for it on bitbucket . There's also a download up there. You'll have to look into the README in order t...

Damn, that's really fucking cool. Finding or seeing somebody find a great use for hardware accelerating an algorithm through SIMD instructions always gives me a boner. :worship: I would recommend being more const-correct with your C-code, though. Your static LUT especially should be made const. Tha...

I just worked out a little program that applies a 5x5 convolution filter onto a GDI bitmap in the 32-bit per pixel ARGB format. I'm posting it for anyone who's trying to get into ASM or anyone who wants to give me hints about performance improvements and etc. This is written for Microsoft Visual C++...

Does this program have any features that GitExtensions does not have? I've been using that piece of software for a while now, and as far as I can tell from the screenshot, the only functionality this adds is tabbed browsing.

So today I read an article about how gcc and the like will optimize away memset() calls at the end of a function, which can be annoying when (e.g. in crypto applications) you want to be sure that you don't leave a footprint of sensitive data in memory. This type of optimization isn't new to the worl...

You don't need to write a server 'simulator,' things like that are already out there. Just take a look at XAMPP. And keep in mind that there are more possibilities to write server-side programs than just PHP. Professional websites with a lot of traffic probably use a kind of server-side application ...

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Might as well

You made me curious.

Back for an update now. I have started working on an implementation, and the first thing apart from direct sound that I'm going to care about is reflection of sound at quadrangles. So far I have implemented a component-based design for a sound environment, where each object in the world, which are o...

Well, i just installed Ubuntu, instaled g++, SDL,everything so i decided to make a simple sdl app so see if it works, and it compiled! but now im trying to port my engine, and it gives the following error: a matrix is asigned from a list of initializer, the actuall error is in spanish: se asigna a ...

WE BE DONE, BITCHES!!!!!!! :mrgreen: Rad Raygun is now available on Xbox Live: http://radraygun.com (huge sigh of relief)...whew...and now it's time to post a press release and spam the shit out of some gaming sites. ;) Congratulations, man. I can only imagine how great it is to get shit done and o...

I read somewhere that Vista removed support for OpenGL . Damn Microsoft and their DirectX Campaign :evil: Don't know where you read that, but it's false. You can use OpenGL with Vista, Unigine Valley works with OpenGL on Windows. If Microsoft plans to remove support for certain features, they will ...

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