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[Phantom Brave]

if you want your networking bugs to go away then use a buffering method that makes sense and doesn't try to do black magic

I can't work on the collision because the game stutters enough to make it so I can't test for minor obscure bugs

[ajf]

pygg2 is bad, the way it does a lot of things

- packet construction is as fucked up as it is in GG2
- lots and lots and lots of needless, unmaintainable code duplication
- etc

[Orpheon]

pygg2 is bad, the way it does a lot of things

- packet construction is as fucked up as it is in GG2
- lots and lots and lots of needless, unmaintainable code duplication
- etc

Why is packet construction fucked up?

if you want your networking bugs to go away then use a buffering method that makes sense and doesn't try to do black magic

I can't work on the collision because the game stutters enough to make it so I can't test for minor obscure bugs

Easy, comment out the lines 93 to 103 in client/event_handler.py.

[ajf]

pygg2 is bad, the way it does a lot of things

- packet construction is as fucked up as it is in GG2
- lots and lots and lots of needless, unmaintainable code duplication
- etc

Why is packet construction fucked up?

It's lots of code duplication and a class per packet, when in reality I think it could be a lot simpler and less error-prone if you did it lower-level.

[Orpheon]

pygg2 is bad, the way it does a lot of things

- packet construction is as fucked up as it is in GG2
- lots and lots and lots of needless, unmaintainable code duplication
- etc

Why is packet construction fucked up?

It's lots of code duplication and a class per packet, when in reality I think it could be a lot simpler and less error-prone if you did it lower-level.

All those classes are in one nice file, they abstract packing very nicely and it isn't any more error-prone than what gg2 has now (which is the lower-level variant).
Also, breaking news:

http://c9.io/
They finally released Cloud 9. Their catch phrase "It's like Google Docs for code" describes it quite well, I'm for that we take a look at this again. NC and I considered it back then when we were choosing IDEs, but it didn't have the collab editing yet, which is a -massive- feature.

[Phantom Brave]

http://madlag.github.com/jarvis/

[ajf]

http://madlag.github.com/jarvis/

i don't understand french

[Phantom Brave]

lol

[nightcracker]

pygg2 is bad, the way it does a lot of things

- packet construction is as fucked up as it is in GG2
- lots and lots and lots of needless, unmaintainable code duplication
- etc

Why is packet construction fucked up?

It's lots of code duplication and a class per packet, when in reality I think it could be a lot simpler and less error-prone if you did it lower-level.

All those classes are in one nice file, they abstract packing very nicely and it isn't any more error-prone than what gg2 has now (which is the lower-level variant).
Also, breaking news:

http://c9.io/
They finally released Cloud 9. Their catch phrase "It's like Google Docs for code" describes it quite well, I'm for that we take a look at this again. NC and I considered it back then when we were choosing IDEs, but it didn't have the collab editing yet, which is a -massive- feature.

I tried Eclipse + PyDev, it's pretty good.

[Lemonade]

Also, breaking news:

http://c9.io/
They finally released Cloud 9. Their catch phrase "It's like Google Docs for code" describes it quite well, I'm for that we take a look at this again. NC and I considered it back then when we were choosing IDEs, but it didn't have the collab editing yet, which is a -massive- feature.

Out of curiosity, can you use this if you code with a programming language they don't support ? I'm thinking about GML here.

[ajf]

Also, breaking news:

http://c9.io/
They finally released Cloud 9. Their catch phrase "It's like Google Docs for code" describes it quite well, I'm for that we take a look at this again. NC and I considered it back then when we were choosing IDEs, but it didn't have the collab editing yet, which is a -massive- feature.

Out of curiosity, can you use this if you code with a programming language they don't support ? I'm thinking about GML here.

obviously, no.

[NAGN]

I've updated the stetting up post. sort of. Since we're no where near stable, I'd more rather leave normal people with disclaimers not to install and setup everything...yet...

[ajf]

PYGG2 SUX

b43.js is teh futur

http://ajf.me/wip/b43.js/

[Intel Guard]

damn, you are hilarious

[ajf]

damn, you are hilarious

ikr