Planet Chili

Lost most of my projects on a hard drive failure. It bites

Another thing you could do is have a state for the enemy. say one for non attack and one for attack, so when in attack mode you apply damage once if hit and can't apply damage until the state has been reset to non attack mode... if that makes sense .. just a thought

Added things like this template <typename T, typename TPredicate> void ForAllOfType(const TPredicate&& mFunction) { auto& vec(groupedByType[GetID<T>()]); for (auto i(0u); i < vec.size(); ++i) mFunction(static_cast<T&>(*vec[i])); } m_EntityMgr->ForAllOfType<MapTile>([this](auto& obj) { if (!obj.Passa...

haha, yup .. sure does eh. I used that system but have since altered it.

hey albino, hows things. I'm in a slump as well been off from work for a couple months (as is the case every winter) but I haven't written a stitch of code for over a month myself. Motivation is my primary reason. Sometimes I get grand ideas then get in over my head lol. I might start back up again ...

I think i'll do this sorta file I/O. Never really done to much but it's a better way of doing things and a bit more current i suppose. Thanks for it.

That's a better approach albinopapa. Works real well and i like the arbitrary size of the data. Certainly speed up the process of loading meshes.

I am doing the same thing to image files by loading the image and saving just the pixel data then loading it up and creating a ID3D11ShaderResourceView..

well OK, it works.. this is temp code just to see if it worked template<typename T> struct modelData { std::size_t byteSize; std::size_t container_size; T* data; }; void SaveToFile(const std::string& filename) { modelData<Geometry::LOD_VertexMin> mData; mData.byteSize = sizeof(Geometry::LOD_VertexMi...

I read somewhere that verts.data() contains the iterator pointers as well, is that true ?