Whoa. This made me realise I can do splash screens.

I don't have an XBOX360 nor its controllers.

I wish SOMEONE (;)) would enable runtime control configuration.

Oh and lags as hell, But I doubt it's motion blur.

Now that the Reply button is back >_< I can reply.

How do you need the data? as a rendered sprite? stuffed in a Matrix? as a behavior to query?

I made this thing

Edit: the URL >_<

http://www.udec.cl/~jfuente_alba/statemachine.cap

Shift to jump, space to shoot, touch the ground again to go back to the first state

Shows a really simple state machine. 3 states, stuffed in the matrix.

On exit, state 1 goes to 2, 2 goes to 3, 3 goes to 1.

Given its so simple, one could have ignored the matrix and set the state directly in the event.

I'm thinking it could get uncomfortable with during, entry and exit conditions and many possible exits and entries for each state, so a behavior would be comfortable.

I'll look into it.

Sounds about right

Sunday for next week then, Doppel (THA WINNAR) sets the theme

11pm GMT

I will have a backup theme, just in case

This combined with the panel object can make for sweet, sweet RPG dialog.

Cubic is not an average, it's an interpolator.

Deadeye's code would do the trick

Perhaps a finite state automaton?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_automata

They're easy to do with matrixes, though I've even given some thought on making this a behavior.

This might sound silly but electrical components are funky like that.

Try the .cap, make sure you can hear the high frequency, then unplug (not turn down, UNPLUG) the speakers/amplifier and turn off your monitor.

If the sound persists..... worry, I guess.

Sometimes badly isolated cables can generate sound on speakers or even CRT monitors (dunno the others), and that's harmless. Annoying but harmless.

On my old CRT I could HEAR MY MOUSE CURSOR going over bright lines. It was freaky.

aw damn, didn't read second page. Well at least I didn't start on it

Range is more easily defined by a color triplet and a "softness" percentage, where 100% catches any color and 0% catches only the specified color. Photoshop does this for color range selection.

I'm in. Check tomorrow.

It's inaccurate, I didn't die >_<

I'm curious, how did you fix the logic rate? I posted a method once but it was a bit cumbersome.