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[kamac]

I'm working on some fix ATM. I've found a promising method, but yet it's not ready.

[nospoon]

Yay, my networking lib thingie begins to work.

[baconman]

After two weeks of fiddling around with finding a place in GM's scripts to "place a function," it just occured to me that GML scripts are the functions themselves. *lol*

Aren't I about as bright as a dead pixel?

On the upside, the 16-arguments-per-script approach works perfectly with my 15-wide tilegrid, plus the final variable of what's being placed there (collison or graphical tiles)... :D

[EdgeOfProphecy]

Just finished implementing the last gameplay feature in the game I'm working on.  It's been a pretty rough month, so I'm super happy it's come to this point!

[JMickle]

On the upside, the 16-arguments-per-script approach works perfectly with my 15-wide tilegrid, plus the final variable of what's being placed there (collison or graphical tiles)... :D

this doesn't sound very healthy...

[mokesmoe]

I didn't realize that scripts are functions until I started looking through the grandma engine's code and wondering what a certain function was.

Also, why would you need one argument per horizontal tile? Couldn't you use an x coordinate?

[goshki]

I've managed to run Flixel's Haxe port on Android on Nokia N900 (NITDroid).



Unfortunately it runs very slowly and sound is not working.

[Average Software]

Finally got around to testing my project suite with unicode file paths.

Linux... no problem.
Mac... no problem.
Windows... problems everywhere.

After three days of work I think I finally have everything straightened out.  I've also discovered that most of the tools I use can't hand unicode paths either.

[Magnesium Ninja]

Managed to fix an irritatingly persistent bug with my object interaction engine, made me happy!

Now to address saving, which I hate with a passionate passion

[eigenbom]

published my first app on the appstore. i'm not an apple guy, but the endorphin glands are squirting.

[pixhead]

been working my ass off on getting the basis for my current project working

so happy now I can move on to programming the actual game and not just the pipeline

[Revk]

Finally finished the base framework of my Client-Server C game architecture using UDP sockets. Implemented packet sequencing and acknowledgment, fast fixed-size packet queue, packet flow control... Runs fast and smooth for now !
 

Now I need to make it work with more than one client, and get my old non-client/server game code to use my new architecture.

[Crimsontide]

Finally finished the base framework of my Client-Server C game architecture using UDP sockets. Implemented packet sequencing and acknowledgment, fast fixed-size packet queue, packet flow control... Runs fast and smooth for now !
 

Now I need to make it work with more than one client, and get my old non-client/server game code to use my new architecture.

Very nice   I'm a big fan of UDP.  How do u handle lost packets?

[Revk]

Very nice   I'm a big fan of UDP.  How do u handle lost packets?

Well, that's one thing I don't handle yet. Though I believe I'll make something a little bit like what the Tribes networking model did, with a differentiation between `guaranteed' and `non-guaranteed' data; the first type being resent as a new packet if lost, the second one discarded.

[eigenbom]

Very nice   I'm a big fan of UDP.  How do u handle lost packets?

Well, that's one thing I don't handle yet. Though I believe I'll make something a little bit like what the Tribes networking model did, with a differentiation between `guaranteed' and `non-guaranteed' data; the first type being resent as a new packet if lost, the second one discarded.

Am I missing something, aren't you going to effectively replicate TCP with your "guaranteed" protocol?