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Virtual Foosball
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Initially a graphics project for a course of mine at school, it turned out well so I thought I'd put it on the net (and also the internet is desperately lacking a decent computer foosball game).
The game features:
- Replay mode with moti... |
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Posted May 11, 2006 8:23:30 AM
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Add Resources Disabled in C++ Express
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I have a console C++ application in MS Visual C++ 2005 Exress and I'd like to add an icon resource to it. The Project->Add Resources menu item is greyed out though. Does anyone know why this is and how I can add my icon? |
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Posted April 15, 2006 10:55:11 PM
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Dynamic 3D Scene Graphs
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Quote:Original post by Sphet
First of all, PaulEdwards, thanks for the article - it was a great read and happy to see you pushing something out there that is a bit different for us to read.
Thanks.
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Posted December 14, 2008 7:47:32 PM
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Dynamic 3D Scene Graphs
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Quote:Original post by GregDude
Homogenous scene graphs are of little value in modern video games. vicviper touches on some of the reasons. Tom Forsyth explains further on his blog http://home.comcast.net/~tom_forsyth/blog.wiki.html click... |
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Posted December 14, 2008 7:39:38 PM
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Dynamic 3D Scene Graphs
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EDIT: Whoops, particularly because of this post, I noticed a mistake in the pseudocode in the article. I will submit to have it fixed. The error is that the pseudocode spoken about in this post is[or was] multiplying the matrices in reverse order.... |
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Posted December 14, 2008 7:33:33 PM
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Dynamic 3D Scene Graphs
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Most games today are doing what they do very well... Perhaps, as you suggest, other spatial organization methods could be used to allow them to work even better. I agree.
The dynamic scene graph is an enabling technology... There's not much rea... |
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Posted December 12, 2008 4:15:45 PM
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Dynamic 3D Scene Graphs
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Hello, I'm the author of the article... I'm grateful for the feedback, thank you.
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Edit: I would not like to make people think that I don't give credit to the Author's idea...
No worries, it was not interpreted that way.
I should fir... |
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Posted December 11, 2008 3:45:13 PM
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How do I do this without using goto statements?
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Seems to me that Spoonbender is saying the right things, but C++ makes it tedious to define functions for everything they *should* be defined for. With no support for unnamed functions, the overhead for creating a new function for one or two li... |
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Posted August 18, 2008 12:45:33 PM
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Really Annoying
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XDigital, everyone above me raises valid points and definitely take their posts to heart... However, the code you presented compiles fine for me on gcc... The only thing that's somewhat in error is that instead of "char* tribes[3]", you w... |
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Posted October 18, 2006 3:19:42 PM
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Virtual Foosball
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Thanks...
A lot of people complain about the controls, but it's really hard to make anything that works perfect with just one mouse and a keyboard.
Concerning windowed mode, if you run it on the command line with "foosball.exe windowe... |
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Posted May 13, 2006 2:54:16 AM
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Virtual Foosball
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Thanks actually, it's nice to have a concise list of things someone would want to see. I definately agree with many of the points you have made, and I might just have to put AI and sound on my plate for this project, then see where I stand.
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Posted May 11, 2006 9:02:37 PM
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rolling ball over heightmap
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Although not perfect (innacurate results when a ball is moving horizontally and just grazes a vertical peak in the terrain), you can try this:
On a collision, we'll want to at least cancel out the ball's velocity in the normal's direction. We can... |
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Posted April 24, 2006 9:00:00 PM
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