You won't learn if you avoid complicated stuff because you are a noob ?

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You can't beat a hard game if you don't even start it up , unless you are a powerful wizard and in that case I want to be your pupil "

• Whiteclaws 2013 , use it and I'll sue you

Do you want Dynamic shadows , if so , you'll need to deal with math ...

Otherwise , have a look at the many tutorials in the tutorials section !

This game is a joke for C2 WebGL accelerated-rendering beast rendering methods ... you guys underestimate C2 <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Could you have a look at the post I made on your "URGENT HELP PLZ" post ?

I think it explains this , but basically , you need to set up your server and client-side to be able to send AND receive messages

In C2 , checking for received messages is as easy as ;

Websocket - On Message Received

and sending is that easy too ;

Websocket - Send text

NOTE : You'll need to be connected to the server for this to work

You'll need to code the server to be able to receive and send messages

function onMessage ( uid , msg ) -- Called when a user sends a message

-- uid(string): userid of user messaging server

-- msg(string): message received

sendTo ( uid, msg ) -- Send a message to a user by their uid

-- uid(string): userid of who will receive msg

-- msg(string): message to be sent

Scribble Documentation (Clicky Clicky)

I think it's the memory allocated to save sound and images ... before passing the files to the GPU , you need to allocate an array and put it all in it , then you send the data to the GPU to get it drawn , I don't know if images are stored on the GPU or on the CPU , but I'm sure sounds are stored on the CPU

Sorry , we don't know what happened ... you were there when it happened , care to give us more info ?

Well , I'm with the others on using dictionnaries , I guess allocation 100x100x100 floats and not using them all would be a waste

megatronx , If every index would take 1 millisecond to load , that would be 100� milliseconds , around ... 10000 seconds ? I'm probably totally off , but that's ok , because you get the point xD

Basically , you could add a string key to the dictionnary as "level|glyph1{0,1,1}|glyph2{0,1,1}|glyph3{0,1,1}" and compare the key with the level to load , then get the desired glyph using tokenat(src, index, separator)... basically , store all the info in one big string

Setup a server using node.js (coding it) , and then connect C2 to that server and send messages between the two ...

I will quote this excellent post from mars , he helped me shed light on my ignorance xD

Let me help you understand and setup a basic home server

running node.js.

FYI: I would recommend that you DON'T do this on your primary home computer - try setting this on on a old computer if you have one. You don't want to mess up your primary computer.

Or you could eventually set one up as a virtual machine using VMWare Workstation but that's a whole other topic.

Anyways: Follow these steps and you should understand what Node.js is and how to setup a simple home web server. Please watch these in order and entirety.

1. What Node.js is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo_B4LTHi3I

2. How to install Apache Web Server on Windows:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tBkEWPOqqk

**If you have a domain name then you can use it instead of localhost and simple go to your domain registrar and create an A Record that points to your home computers IP address:

http://whatismyipaddress.com *If its static and your internet provider allows it.

Download Apache Latest Stable Version:

http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi

3. How to install node.js on Windows with Apache already installed - and setup a simple chat application

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrdSN9ezDl0

Download and install the latest node.js for windows:

http://code.google.com/p/nodejs-win

This isn't the easiest thing in the world to do - if you get stuck - remember to Google or YouTube it first - there is a lot of good information out there.

*Updated Broken Links

Finally , here's a home-made tutorial from one of the members

Tutorial

Basically , if you want a server , you'll have to code it using javascript , and run it from a computer , it can be a vps (a private server , google it) , and you need to connect C2 to that server , and then , you can exchange messages between the server and the client , that's multiplayer in a nutshell ...

If you don't want to learn javascript , you'll have to wait for project bubble , that let's you code a server FROM C2

The Y-Vector is the speed of the x-axis A.K.A horizontal velocity

the X-Vector is the speed of the y-axis A.K.A vertical velocity

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I say Meh ...

Had a look at it , More like CC , even so , I would personally prefer CC ,

But I would strongly advise you to ...

Learn a Programming Language & Join the Dark side !

It happens when the tiles are not the same size , you'll need to cut them manually in your favorite image editor

I would prefer the dictionnary on an array , as a dictionnary has no fixed size , so you can add a key without affecting your code much , but otherwise , I don't see any other difference between the two , Imagine the array as a table of a fixed size , and the dictionnary as an infinite list

Hey there dude , long time no see , any progress on this ?