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Nov 13 2015, 6:11 am In response to Rushnut
Kumorii	Rushnut wrote: Smooth lazy eye! Woo Share plx.

Nov 13 2015, 6:14 am In response to Kumorii
Marekssj3	Kumorii wrote: Rushnut wrote: Smooth lazy eye! Woo Share plx.

Nov 13 2015, 6:20 am (Edited on Nov 13 2015, 7:02 am)

Rushnut

client
    var
        tmp
            camera
                camera

    New()
        ..()
        camera = new(src)

camera
    var
        tmp
            client
                client
            obj
                camera
                    camera
            maxDist = 5
            lag = 0.1
            style = CAMERA_SMOOTH

    New(var/client/_client)
        client = _client
        generate()

    proc
        generate()
            var/obj/camera/sCamera = gamePool.poolRetrieve(/obj/camera,"/obj")
            sCamera.loc = client.mob.loc
            client.eye = sCamera
            sCamera.camera = src
            camera = sCamera
            addUpdater("delay0",camera)

obj
    camera
        step_size = 1
        bound_width = 1
        bound_height = 1

        var
            tmp
                camera
                    camera

        update()
            if(!camera.client.mob)
                removeUpdater("delay0",camera)
                gamePool.poolPlace(src,"/obj")
                return
            if(get_dist(src,camera.client.mob) >= 4 || z != camera.client.mob.z)Teleport(camera.client.mob.loc)
            switch(camera.style)
                if(CAMERA_INSTANT)
                    step(src,get_dir(src,camera.client.mob))
                if(CAMERA_SMOOTH)
                    var/dx = (camera.client.mob.x - x) * world.icon_size + (camera.client.mob.step_x - step_x) + (camera.client.mob.bound_width  - bound_width ) / 2
                    var/dy = (camera.client.mob.y - y) * world.icon_size + (camera.client.mob.step_y - step_y) + (camera.client.mob.bound_height - bound_height) / 2
                    if(dx||dy)
                        Move(loc,dir,step_x+dx*camera.lag,step_y+dy*camera.lag)

Little rough around the edges, still isn't finished, CAMERA_INSTANT doesn't properly work yet, and uses a few other libs of mine that you can just remove like Object Pools and Regions. But for just smooth lazy eye it's fine.

E- Oh it also constantly calls Move() since ~~kaiochao's~~ my math is a little off. Good prototype though.

E- I should also really move the logic under the camera type.

E- Also it uses unreleased Update Loop library. Just put update() into a while(src) loop.

Nov 14 2015, 2:15 am
Doohl	--> [Compressed] Messing with mutable windows. You can drag the chat window around and resize it however you want. Feel free to criticize! I basically came up with the UI very quickly as a concept, but I think it's grown on me a bit.

Nov 14 2015, 3:17 am In response to Doohl
Ghost of ET	In your gif when you click a tab that tab moves to the far left tab. You should tots put in your system tab the ability for players to toggle whether it moves to the far left or stay where it is <3.

Nov 14 2015, 9:19 am In response to Doohl
Kats	Just a personal note, I'm not a huge fan of the tabs moving when they're clicked. I think it creates too much shuffling where it'll be just annoying enough to have to hunt for the tab you want for an extra second. Not exactly the biggest deal in the world, but it could make the UI like 10% better. Haha.

Nov 14 2015, 10:05 am In response to Doohl
Rushnut	Window with full opacity, output with full opacty, draw a box over the window at runtime and scale it with <something> alpha, hide the titlebar, add some buttons. Right? Pretty cool but, GOOD LUCK WITH ANIMATED FONT, SCRUB EUHEUHEE SCREEN OBJECT TEXT FOR THE WIN

Nov 14 2015, 10:07 am In response to Rushnut
Ishuri	Rushnut wrote: Window with full opacity, output with full opacty, draw a box over the window at runtime and scale it with <something> alpha, hide the titlebar, add some buttons. Right? Pretty cool but, GOOD LUCK WITH ANIMATED FONT, SCRUB EUHEUHEE SCREEN OBJECT TEXT FOR THE WIN Fairly certain he's using javascript, so he should be able to pull off animated text.

Nov 14 2015, 10:56 am

In response to Ishuri

Kumorii

Ishuri wrote:

Rushnut wrote:

Window with full opacity, output with full opacty, draw a box over the window at runtime and scale it with <something> alpha, hide the titlebar, add some buttons.

Right? Pretty cool but, GOOD LUCK WITH ANIMATED FONT, SCRUB

EUHEUHEE SCREEN OBJECT TEXT FOR THE WIN

Fairly certain he's using javascript, so he should be able to pull off animated text.

^
Who uses animated fonts anyway?

Nov 14 2015, 11:31 am

In response to Ishuri

Rushnut

Literally a traitor. I thought you were my home-boy, Ishuri, instead you 'notha pretenda.

On-topic!

Working on my AI, trying to add lots of different styles, just thought of a new one to add actually - WANDER_TRACK, anyway, any more suggestions on movement styles or the suchlike? I guess WANDER_DRUNK?

/*AI*/
//alignment
#define AGGRESSIVE 1
#define PASSIVE_AGGRESSIVE 2
#define PASSIVE 3
//movement styles
#define WANDER_PURPOSE 1
#define WANDER 2
#define WANDER_TRACK 3
#define RETURN 4
#define RUN 5
#define ATTACK 6
#define HALT 7
#define EVADE 8

Nov 14 2015, 3:39 pm In response to Rushnut
Lummox JR	Rather than having the AI come in three flavors, why not have vars that impact personality traits? The values can come with some variation.

Nov 14 2015, 3:53 pm In response to Lummox JR
Rushnut	Lummox JR wrote: Rather than having the AI come in three flavors, why not have vars that impact personality traits? The values can come with some variation. So, something like a mood var, which basically dictates if you're in the three flavors, and have in-world things affect the mob's mood?

Nov 14 2015, 5:15 pm (Edited on Nov 14 2015, 6:02 pm)

In response to Doohl

ManaSoul

Doohl wrote:

--> [Compressed]

Messing with mutable windows. You can drag the chat window around and resize it however you want. Feel free to criticize! I basically came up with the UI very quickly as a concept, but I think it's grown on me a bit.

i love this progress! Doohl when are you going to let me play this and fight you and some cabbages! its about TIME ;D, give me a shiny helmet, some cabbage and a sword and im ready to go!

Nov 14 2015, 6:09 pm

In response to Rushnut

Lummox JR

Rushnut wrote:

Lummox JR wrote:

Rather than having the AI come in three flavors, why not have vars that impact personality traits? The values can come with some variation.

So, something like a mood var, which basically dictates if you're in the three flavors, and have in-world things affect the mob's mood?

I'm thinking more like vars that impact how your mood may change, and a series of vars representing the overall emotional state.

Nov 14 2015, 6:44 pm In response to Lummox JR
Kats	I've studied this and worked off and on on something like this for a while, where NPC's naturally evolve to know who you are and form more complex opinions than "love" or "hate". I've tried basing it on something like the Plutchik Emotion Wheel but never really got too far for lack of trying.

Nov 14 2015, 8:44 pm
Lavenblade	Oooh, I'll be making use of this wheel once I begin working on advanced ai. I want my world to feel alive.

Nov 14 2015, 9:10 pm
Kumorii	That has inspired me so much.

Nov 14 2015, 9:20 pm

Kats

I've always wanted to do a sandbox-style RPG where your character goes through the world influencing its inhabitants, using this emotional method where NPC's react to everything you do as you naturally gain notoriety (or infamy).

I always felt like setting up the world would be the best starting play. I had the idea that the world would continue to move on and naturally evolve, with or without player interaction. It's something ridiculously ambitious, but would be fun if done correctly, especially for the roleplaying audience.

My only hang up would be figuring out how to manage the logistics of that and how big of a world I could make before it just became too resource intensive to run properly. It would be most optimally single-player, of course.

Nov 15 2015, 2:47 am
Kaiochao	Aaiko in the Skype chat told me to make a high quality polished shooter game. As a result, I spent an hour on what may be the most important part of any game: mouse interaction detection stuff with a super fancy dynamic cursor.

Nov 15 2015, 4:19 am
Kozuma3	Working on a scripting language. The code below is compiled down to var({1},key) var({2},$1) print({3}) :({4}) sleep($1) print({5}) add({6},$1) if({7},{8},$7,{9}) goto({10}) :({11}) return({12})