Elysian Shadows

I have an game engine, in it I am planning to make it so any scripting language you want can be implemented, may I ask A: Will you be able to set instances of C# classes as script globals and use them (call methods set public variables, use refs?) in the script? B: If so, may I see a sample as to ho...

DESIGN THE ENTIRE ENGINE BEFORE WORKING ON IT. I wouldn't say design the entire engine before starting, but definitely plan ahead before starting a certain component of the engine. Generally, the more the better. +1 I mainly say that for affect I don't mean design every foreach, just make sure when...

Now, what do you guys mean by "Java takes over the development process"? I meant Swing, especially its graphics library. It is very invasive, you will practically have to plan your entire program around it. I believe many programmers will agree too that, I have not used it in a while so I...

and the language itself in my opinion is badly designed no non-object pointers and refs, no overloading of methodes, no delegates, only pure interfaces, enums = classes, no multiple inheritance for classes, no delegates, everything has no be in a class, no optional memory management, no opertor ove...

tappatekie wrote: Every teaser from now has been in C# from Visual Studio...
Every code block in my posts is plywood syntax

Also, what you mean by nice dynamic typing?

Okay that's what I though


Dynamic Typing: the ability to change the data-type of variables (I believe), like in Python or Lua.

I wasent questioning your style, I was questioning your syntax. For example: class A { private: int myInt; string s; public: void Func(); void Func2(); } As opposed to: class B { private int myInt; private string s; public Func(); public Func2(); } The programming language (Plywood) does not actual...

@The Floating Brain: erm.. No idea why your post was deleted? I thought that was C# code for your interpreter for a sec and got embarresed :lol: sorry. but the answer is, I prefer having private members on top of public to basically say, these public functions use these private functions. I wasent ...

Well you can have all the advantages Java has in C++ for both toolkit an game development with Google Native Client http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient-sdk/ (no-rebuilding), additionally as I am sure you are aware Java lags, and the language itself in my opinion is badly designed (no non-object po...

If I may, I would like to make some suggestions so you can avoid the mistakes I made on my game engine; although my engine was as flexible, powerful and, as easy to use as I imagined; it: Was not stable. Had extraneous and occasionally annoying features. Lagged (easily fixable). If I may offer the f...

This looks awesome!

tappatekie wrote: Quick question about the video, would you guys prefer the text editor to have a black background (I use this all the time) in the video's or have it default white?

Depends on what shows up better.

0: Well I did hear they were dev'ing a C++ SDK for the Android a while back, I don't know if that went anywhere.
1: www.google.com

To do this I had to have EVERY collision test return a heap-allocated reference. Why? Because Java doesn't allow passing primitives by reference, or creating non-reference data types . Just out of interest, is this not the case for most languages, except for C/C++? I would not assume it for all lan...

I don't have an Android device but it looks cool!

This is really incredible work, keep it up!

Sounds good to me!