Elysian Shadows

I know but the last time i did assembly was coding quaternion operations on the PSP using the VPU(easy), so I'm going to give it a try.
/blows dust of ASM books

OK I need speed assembly here I come

Not bad. I've come across that AI before, pretty easy to beat if you know how.

I remember reading both of these, really hits the nail on the head.

Context is a decent text editor check out the features for everything. One thing in particular is that you can set it up to run cygwin and compile your code automatically(handy for DC, PSP, PS2 dev, or anything )

I was devving on Halloween so not much happened for me. The biggest thing was when i realized that I had implemented a pile of crap

Nice model. It looks really good. Can't wait to see what its like in game.

I would love to see things in graphics. Especially stuff relating to shaders and the programmable pipeline.

easily beaten by this

When i was on windows when my desktop got full I would make a folder called old-desktop put everything in then repeat adding a number to the end. On linux(I use it exclusively now) my desktop is clean except for some widgets

dandymcgee wrote:

I wouldn't recommend you do this stuff.. It's unhealthy for the brain..

Until I read the remainder of this post I wasn't sure if you meant Not Sleeping or Calculus.

probably both

I learned them both at the same time(wierd isn't it). And like what other people have said C is great for console dev(or any embedded system).

If its just PC dev here is a good rule when mixing C and C++ in a project:

If you can do it in 10 lines in C, why do in 50 lines in C++?

^ what he said

I would have to say McCain because he knows what he's doing, and because Obama's proposals are so left it would cripple the US more.

you could store the code with the UV coords in clips. struct TileInfo { int code; int u, v; } That way you can go through the clips and find the tile your after int TileIndex(int code) { //MAX_TILES - Max number of tiles calculated from the sheet width and height and tile width and height for(int i ...