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[Ben_Hurr]

Those eyeballs are pretty sweet.

I do notice that the iris seems to actually be pushing the top eyelid out of the way; now while people do tend to open their eyes more as they look up, it doesn't quite look like what you got here. 

[Evan Balster]

It's my observation that the eyelids try to avoid covering the pupil, and additionally keep a little distance where possible to avoid occluding its view with their thickness and the eyelashes.  So it avoids both the iris and pupil with different "priorities."  I think the problem is that the eye just opens a bit wider than is believable due to the constraints I set as defaults.

[pixhead]

After years of trying, I can finally say, that I am competent in C++. Not good but competent. Squashed some annoying bugs and did it in a kinda smart way. Feels good man.

[impulse9]

I find this very beautiful:

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

[Trystin]

Love those eyeballs 

[Sergi]

I find this very beautiful:

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

It's a fun side effect of the language, but please don't use it if you ever expect someone else to read your code

[Dr. Cooldude]

Finally learned how to use Git


Edit: just the basics, of course.

[kamac]

Finally learned how to use Git

You'll be surprised

[Liosan]

Finally learned how to use Git

Now, you haven't. Learning Git is a lifetime of dedication, of perpetual betterment and self-understanding. The road of Git is the road to version-control perfection, the road of the rebasing ninja.

Liosan

[Dr. Cooldude]

Finally learned how to use Git

Now, you haven't. Learning Git is a lifetime of dedication, of perpetual betterment and self-understanding. The road of Git is the road to version-control perfection, the road of the rebasing ninja.

Liosan

That was deep man.

Finally learned how to use Git

You'll be surprised

Heh, what I meant was that I've learned the basics of Git.

I'm currently only using Git to host my code on Bitbucket so I could work with my projects on my laptop. So yeah, no big stuff here (until then).


Well, time for some coffee!

[Maikel_Ortega]

Programming Goals:

1) Finish this cursed flash game already. It's christmas themed. Yep.
 

2) Start working on the game I really want to make.

3) Finish it. FINISH IT DAMN FUTURE ME!!

And yes, I'm happy, maybe I don't sound happy but I am.

Also learning Git should be on this list. Somewhere. 0) I guess, but i'm lazy.

[R.D.]

I'm currently only using Git to host my code on Bitbucket so I could work with my projects on my laptop. So yeah, no big stuff here (until then).


Well, time for some coffee!

I can hogly recommend GitHub (it has private Repos only for yourself tho!). Is you use git, GitHub ist the best you can get (imho :D).

[Quarry]

Code:

Game.ply.moving = !(!(l ^ r) & !(u ^ d));

I made this crazy little thing that only moves you when you... idk how to explain it

[Maikel_Ortega]

Code:

Game.ply.moving = !(!(l ^ r) & !(u ^ d));

I made this crazy little thing that only moves you when you... idk how to explain it

You won't need an obfuscator it seems

[Quarry]

Code:

Game.ply.moving = !(!(l ^ r) & !(u ^ d));

I made this crazy little thing that only moves you when you... idk how to explain it

You won't need an obfuscator it seems

It's shorter than many if conditiors, definately faster too

[InfiniteStateMachine]

I find this very beautiful:

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

how does that work?

[InfiniteStateMachine]

Code:

Game.ply.moving = !(!(l ^ r) & !(u ^ d));

I made this crazy little thing that only moves you when you... idk how to explain it

You won't need an obfuscator it seems

It's shorter than many if conditiors, definately faster too

some meaningful names on those variables could help

[rivon]

I find this very beautiful:

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

how does that work?

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

         /\
         II
         \/

for (int i = 10; (i--) > 0;)

         /\
         II
         \/

for (int i = 9; i >= 0; i--)

[impulse9]

It's a fun side effect of the language, but please don't use it if you ever expect someone else to read your code

Code:

#define upto ++<
#define downto -->

Gotta love C.

[InfiniteStateMachine]

I find this very beautiful:

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

how does that work?

Code:

for (int i = 10; i --> 0;)

         /\
         II
         \/

for (int i = 10; (i--) > 0;)

         /\
         II
         \/

for (int i = 9; i >= 0; i--)

oh lol 

I didnt think the parser would let you put the minusminus right next to the bracket like that