Cobra Commander's return and new avatar reminded me of this. Good timing.

After playing Darwinia on xbox 360, I want it on my ipod touch. The ipod/iphone is a great place to put this game and can easlily handle a multiwina with maybe a small campaign. I can even think of the perfect control scheme. Anyone else who has any ideas or wants to let Introvision know you want i...

After playing Darwinia on xbox 360, I want it on my ipod touch. The ipod/iphone is a great place to put this game and can easlily handle a multiwina with maybe a small campaign. I can even think of the perfect control scheme. Anyone else who has any ideas or wants to let Introvision know you want i...

After playing Darwinia on xbox 360, I want it on my ipod touch. The ipod/iphone is a great place to put this game and can easlily handle a multiwina with maybe a small campaign. I can even think of the perfect control scheme. Anyone else who has any ideas or wants to let Introvision know you want i...

After playing Darwinia on xbox 360, I want it on my ipod touch. The ipod/iphone is a great place to put this game and can easlily handle a multiwina with maybe a small campaign. I can even think of the perfect control scheme. Anyone else who has any ideas or wants to let Introvision know you want i...

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When and how to use yield depends on the size of the loop and how you've split your code up

So, a bit like those Japanese computer dating games where while pursuing a girl she tells you the odd fact about herself and dates with her consist of multiple choice questions to see how much you was paying attention or remember. Do well on the test and your relationship progresses. Do badly and sh...

One aspect that could be a lot of fun, given what direction the game seems to be headed in, is an ability to reprogram various things. For example, say there is a troublesome guard patrol that needs to be delayed while you hack/slash/steal something: you could reprogram one of the keypads on a door...

One aspect that could be a lot of fun, given what direction the game seems to be headed in, is an ability to reprogram various things. For example, say there is a troublesome guard patrol that needs to be delayed while you hack/slash/steal something: you could reprogram one of the keypads on a door...

Ace Rimmer wrote:What happened to math.deg?

Since all the trig functions work with radians it's best to stick to them. Only use math.deg for outputting results. That way you don't waste CPU converting types needlessly, less code, and you don't risk accidentally forgetting to convert back.

Results in radians, not degrees

So do you still have problems or not?

Ace Rimmer wrote:I wonder if there's a way to self spectate and draw this error out so I can see if it works.

Fire up a second client?