rodder told me House is coming back on the 29th...

which one of yous is lying?! D:

oh my bad 29th

What is this? some sort of shmup that takes place on a cylinder?

Edited by Pixel_Outlaw - 08 January 2008 at 11:13pm

I'd say that's horizontal.

I just dicovered Seiken Densetsu 3 again, man it's awesome graphics stun'd meeeeeeee.. I have to play on 2x and HQ Filter, or my eyes hurt :< so it looks like this

o' and i need a better webhost for my site, 110mb.com can be damn slow sometimes. they're giving me 5gb space, i need 20mb max.
I dont believe that 5gigabytes, that's insane.


Edited by Leroy - 09 January 2008 at 7:43am

That looks damn cool, P_O. You get bonus points for not using perspective. I have a thing for orthographic projection in games :>
The Source engine has a console command that allows you to switch to orthographic projection, which I think is pretty cool. Isometric Half-Life 2!

reminds me of fallout

Psh, if there's no bewbs, then it's obviously not worth my time...obviously.

Edited by The B.O.B. - 09 January 2008 at 5:45pm

Well, you are a monkey who has learned quickly how to communicate with humans by fingering through plastic buttons on electronic devices, called "computers". It wouldn't be out of the ordinary for you to gain deja vu over iso graphics....also, you bring impending doom to humans, or so your name dictates.

If that last line isn't true, than my world is shattered.

I bring doom lin the same sense as do comets (in superstition at least): I signal its coming, am a, to quote Calvin and Hobbes, "harbringer of doom," but I personally don't mean you guys too much harm.

Text-mode browsers are specially designed to make art-oriented sites load super quick.

Edited by surt - 09 January 2008 at 8:09pm

a few nazis and that's Commandos 3.

Is he younger than you Jal? ::P


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I broke an axe today, cutting some logs, that's how strong I am.

Edited by Leroy - 10 January 2008 at 4:58am

I once broke a trench, beat that!

aarg!
You (soon) dirty boy!

The neats:

No they don't look parallel...that is cool!

i can't. simply i don't get it. no matter what side of my brain i use, or if i don't use any of them. i don't get it.

I have to go to the dentsit

Dear close family,

 

dentsit=dentist

 

His username is reo which is the first half of the band REO Speedwagon. To tie in the second part of the band name "Speedwagon" I linked it with driving to the dentist in a Speedwagon.

 

Hope it helps.

 

p.s. I'm sending you this magic flute that will take you to another world.

 

Love,

P_O

I am man of misspelled words and many tyP_O's. Most eye hath not seen the damage wrought upon the English Language via my msn messenger conversations. Ask Dra_chan.

Edited by Pixel_Outlaw - 11 January 2008 at 9:27am

Anybody know what you'd call a combined add-subtract blending mode (result = source_b + (source_a - 0.5) * 2)?

That's not actual code just a minimal complete representation.
RGB is not necessarily 0-255 for each component. That is a implementationism. This is using the more abstract unit representation.

I just want to know the name for such as it bugs me not having a word to describe it.

I'm sure such a blender must be used as it solves the problem with the add blended HUD disappearing over the top of bright areas, without requiring a double  read of a source and the loss of accuracy shouldn't be a concern for most purposes.

I hate any kind of mathematical operation more complex than +, -, * or /

MoD:
No matter what you do with it you're going to lose accuracy when using one value of a given finite accuracy in place of two (one for add pass and one for subtract pass) of the same finite accuracy.

If you're outputting to a non HDR surface you would clamp it at the end of the processing pipeline.

PO:
No haven't coded it yet. Just sorting out a list of random ideas for my dream graphics editor.
It will look much the same as an add of the lightening map followed by a subtract of the darkening map.
AFAIK it isn't a standard blender (which is why I don't know its name), though it should be trivial to write you own shader should you want it.