Great! I guess I thought tryin' to play the cache was going to make it faster. Thanks!

Shift to sprint, you'll need it to make the jump lol

http://s7.postimg.org/4udmycb1n/10427298_10154508729800557_1008541779398098891_n.jpg https://www.dropbox.com/s/ybb5005l78g9xpz/Bearquest.zip?dl=0 Made with the engine I wrote for a little FB game I present Bearquest. See if you can reach the end, if you can, post your time! Z to jump, hold X and re...

Haha I'm glad someone noticed! Pre-academia my ASM styles in general were pretty butt. After being strong armed into making things look pretty I now do things like that habitually.

Another bit of useful code I just wrote for this FBGD compo. To anyone familiar with ASM this is child's play but those who aren't might find it useful. This takes an FB image that is a multiple of 16 pixels wide and doubles the width and height, drawing it to the screen. I don't know if there is an...

This is a tight implementation. Cool!

Here's something I wrote today that I think is kinda neat (using it for the FBGD directory competition going on). Its a little object you can use to load in text format data files into complex structs. Its pretty simple, you create your object and use a series of "push" statements to descr...

I agree! It surprised me as well how the human eye resolves the edges to be in "sub-increments." Thanks, the math is a little weird since "the trick" requires special handling of all directional cases. As for me, well, as they say, those who aren't ready for the professional worl...

Much appreciated! It's always nice to go back to your roots and code something really raw like this.

Been a while since I've been here! Again, FreeBASIC proves to be the perfect mix of readability, C, and graphics library to serve as a prototyping language. At any rate, I recently was charged with creating a hardware sub-pixel accurate triangle rasterizer with a minimal footprint. I'm quite familia...

Its been a loooooong time since I've been here, but FB came up recently in a project I'm working on since it works so well as sort of a proof of concept language for graphics programming I've found. Anyway, for a 2D game I'm working on in another language we wanted to try shading characters using pa...

Alright so I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out how to compile libraries for use on windows 7. Right now I'm trying to compile the latest version of cairo, cairomm, freeglut and librsvg due to lack of pre-compiled (without a whole lot of baggage) binaries. I've tried a bunch of things, including...

Oh yeah forgot to mention, the only data this needs to store is the car position velocity and the level tile data so it can work off of the tile sheet without anything extra.

Okay so you have to understand, this is basically a giant 'copy+paste+change the values' job built around a sprite collision sub I wrote for a different project. So its ugly, but it was the fastest way I could write it without planning anything. Basically the original engine used high precision inte...

That took long enough... thank you! I do wonder though, if I am to distribute my software using cairo will I require my users to install gdk (if not alread) and add that directory to their PATH?