Elysian Shadows

dandymcgee wrote:Never ask about pay / vacation / benefits during a job interview.

In Germany it's quite usual to talk about this in interviews, although it's rather the interviewer that asks you how much salary you expect from the job.

Use the dump functions I provided. You will notice such errors much quicker.

You compile and link a shader only once. This is some code I wrote for loading some time ago. Hope it helps: void DumpShaderInfo(GLuint shader){ GLint length; GLsizei slength; glGetShaderiv(shader, GL_INFO_LOG_LENGTH , &length); if(length >= 1){ std::string txt; txt.resize(length); glGetShaderIn...

Benjamin100 wrote:Just made it round to the nearest thousandth.

How is that going to make it more accurate?

I wouldn't set it to 0 but subtract the keyframe time. This way you're introducing less error.

I'd prefer the first method. Libraries like SFML have classes for this but I'd probably just use a float variable and increment it by the frametime in every update cycle.

Nice! Try to make it really polished and record a video. If you apply for a job in the game industry or related you can show it to interviewers. They don't have much time and don't want to install it so a video is the perfect media.

Congratulations on your new machine! The hassle will just make it feel more valuable

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Since Python is already a scripting language I can't think of any reason to use Lua on top of it.

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I highly doubt he'll be compiling anything large enough for his HDD speed to be the limiting factor. I assume Blue Dream is doing something in game development, otherwise he probably wouldn't be writing in these forums, and certain types of computer games tend to have a large code base. Some of my ...

I'm not really aware of the current situation on the hardware market but I can give you some general advices: 1.) Your CPU has a built in GPU. If you don't need it, you should take one without it and save money. Or is it already common to have CPU/GPU hybrids? 2.) You should not save money on the ha...

Well and here I am now. I am currently learning C and understand some basic x86 Assembly. I turned 12 in May. That's awesome for someone at your age. You should stick to it ;) My advice would be to start thinking of a little project and try to finish it. Then you will always have something polished...

Android and iOS support is a cool feature. Almost makes me want to switch from SFML