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Haven't posted in a while -- here's a video of some of the waypoint AI stuff I've been working on

https://vimeo.com/116576240
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jphSKHwGjOw

(Same video, different sites).

I've been using DeWan's tools + ArghRad.

I've applied a couple fixes for small brushes/precision issues here: https://dplogin.com/forums/index.php?topic=26664.0

You might consider switching to A*. Dijkstra explores all possible waypoints and can be expensive. A* is a bit smarter, so it can be a big performance gain if you have a lot of points.

I have some code here (that I heavily referenced ACEBot source for): http://paintball2.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc ...

I might be transitioning from Gimp to Krita, anyway...

Electro wrote:Wow some cool stuff through here, love flicking through seeing all the pics of new effects and art

Here's something I've been working on:

Most excellent!

toneddu2000 wrote:Very very cool.Love the face, love the snake. But hot smoking chicks don't have sick abs.

Clearly she doesn't smoke, then!

using fteqcc?
random() returns 0-1
random(5) returns 0-5
random(5,10) returns 5-10

its a hexenc feature that fteqcc emulates with a formula much like you specified.
unlike that function, fteqcc has no special check for the min/max value, which means it works with any range you specify, even ...

jim: Hm, honest feedback: they look a little flat to me. These would probably work if you had some kind of shader on top of them for more of a reflective/metallic look, but for pure diffuse textures, I think they'd look a lot better if you had stronger highlights, bits of wear, metal showing through ...

That was an awesome presentation. Now I want to work on making player animations look better in Paintball2.

Tell LH to Ctrl+C Ctrl+V

I'm curious how this compares to the asm version... but not curious enough to actually try it.

Spike wrote:stuffcmd(self, "disconnect;maxplayers 1;deathmatch 0;coop 0;map start;save pak0.pak;quit\n");
yes, you can save in a multiplayer game.

Touche.

On the plus side, it looks like this was fixed in Quake2, so idtech2+ based engine users shouldn't have to worry.

qbism wrote: http://youtu.be/-n1nr9C6JMk

I like how he's just playing the default Quake2 demo and acting like he's controlling it.

I didn't say it was an accurate history - just an interesting one.

mh wrote:stuffcmd save pak0.pak

Just saying.

Bye again!

Can you save in a multiplayer game?

leileilol wrote:(leading to some infamously long loading times)

http://penny-arcade.com/comic/1998/11/18