[gcmartijnParticipant]

yea will install all those updates later this week, ted21 craches many times, mostly when:
– the running program hangs -> debug window starts -> close running program -> re-run program -> ted21 crash

– file new -> copy past class text source -> save file -> place cursor at the top and place some returns and write some new code above in the top -> ted21 crash

[gcmartijnParticipant]

I use this vector script in monkey1, need/going to translate it to mx2.

http://www.monkey-x.com/Community/posts.php?topic=568

But i will try to use the vec2f class and extend it with thing (i guess)

[gcmartijnParticipant]

@peterigz
Yes that’s it, but have to re-check why monkey1 is doing it oke something like this.
Thanks

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Thanks for sharing, I found the image overload in the modules section now.

+1

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Found the solution after trying

Monkey

For Local data:=Eachin obj["data"].ToObject() Local obj2:= data.Value.ToObject() If data.Key = "player"

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For Local data:=Eachin obj["data"].ToObject()     Local obj2:= data.Value.ToObject()     If data.Key =  "player"

[gcmartijnParticipant]

I’m having trouble with translating monkey1 code

Monkey

For Local it:map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin JsonObject( jso.Get("data") ).GetData() Local oclass:JsonObject = JsonObject( it.Value ) If it.Key="player" Then

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For Local it:map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin JsonObject( jso.Get("data") ).GetData()     Local oclass:JsonObject = JsonObject( it.Value )     If it.Key="player" Then

But how to translate this to monkey2 ?

Monkey

' For Local data:Map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin obj["data"].ToObject() ' For Local data:Map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin obj["data"].ToObject().Data If data.Key = "player"

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' For Local data:Map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin obj["data"].ToObject() ' For Local data:Map.Node<String, JsonValue> = Eachin obj["data"].ToObject().Data      If data.Key = "player"

I know that this is working but I need both, the json KEY and Value

Monkey

For Local data:=Eachin obj["data"].ToObject() If data.Key = "player" ' but now I don't have the value

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For Local data:=Eachin obj["data"].ToObject() If data.Key =  "player" ' but now I don't have the value

The json file is something like this
{
“w”:2048,
“h”:768,
“p”:200,
“data”:{
“world”:{
“atlas”:”atlas-world1.json”,
“data”:”data-world1.json”
},
“player”:{
“atlas”:”atlas-player.json”,
“data”:”data-player.json”,
“initFrameKey”:”looprechts”,
“initX”:300,
“initY”:712
}
}
}

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Oke.

I din’t know about the zipfile construction, I will use the asset:: thing.
#Import “assets/*” would be cool and easy.
My json loader will load all the assets (something like atlas)

I had this situation because
a.monkey2
#Import “src/JSONLoader”
Field json:JSONLoader =  New JSONLoader()
json.loadScene(“assets/scene1.json”)

b.monkey2
Method loadScene(_inpJSONFile:String)
Local obj:=JsonObject.Load( _inpJSONFile ) ‘ but that don’t not work now

 

This is working
a.monkey2
#Import “src/JSONLoader”
#Import “assets/scene1.json”
Field json:JSONLoader =  New JSONLoader()
json.loadScene(“assets::scene1.json”)

b.monkey2
Method loadScene(_inpJSONFile:String)
Local obj:=JsonObject.Load( _inpJSONFile )

[gcmartijnParticipant]

feature request [project directory refresh  function]
When I create a new file or folder, then I have to close ted and restart it.
that way is at the moment (osx) the only way to make the new file/folder visible.

after working with ted21 (some hours) I had several random crashes but don’t have any error (log)
but its not a real problem because its fast to start it again.

[gcmartijnParticipant]

I don’t care very much, but doctorwhoof is someone that want’s it.
https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey2/issues/40

Maybe in the future you can tackle all those personal things inside one json file, and let the user define them.

For example if people create a project and add a ted2.json file and ted2 use that file.

[gcmartijnParticipant]

thanks its working.

going to work with it right now.

In many other programs CMD+B is for building I don’t know if that new shortcut is a wise choice.

[gcmartijnParticipant]

I hope that that page option is optional, now there is complete freedom.

@mark

if i had to make a gui system, then maybe i would use the same like microsoft wpf

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt149842.aspx

It is using a simple xml system.

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Or Just a toggle button in the menu or topbar like you did with the Color View.

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Is it with the dotted lines on/off option ?

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Looking great !

And the osx shortcuts do work

The only thing I hope for is to turn of the dotted returns and other dotted lines.
Because for my eyes its a little to much.

And maybe the icons 50% smaller and less blurry.

Great Work !
I included a screenshot how I see the window, maybe you want to know that.

On the long term auto intel. would be super cool, to see what all the options a object can have.
After that maybe you can include the help about that object option.

Attachments:

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[gcmartijnParticipant]

That fixed rate logic seems a good way, but I want to be sure before I’m going to start working with a new test project.

I also use spacechimps as a start, and deleted the timer and other stuff

Monkey

#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class MyWindow Extends Window Method New( title:String,width:Int,height:Int ) Super.New( title,width,height,WindowFlags.Center) SwapInterval=1 End Method Method OnUpdate() App.RequestRender() ' do all the math stuff ' ---- End Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override canvas.TextureFilteringEnabled=False OnUpdate() ' do all the draw/little math stuff canvas.DrawText( "FPS="+App.FPS,Width/2,0,.5,0 ) End End Class Function Main() New AppInstance() New MyWindow("Test",App.DesktopSize.x/2,App.DesktopSize.y/2 ) App.Run() End

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#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>"   Using std.. Using mojo..   Class MyWindow Extends Window   Method New( title:String,width:Int,height:Int ) Super.New( title,width,height,WindowFlags.Center) SwapInterval=1 End Method Method OnUpdate() App.RequestRender() ' do all the math stuff ' ---- End Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override canvas.TextureFilteringEnabled=False OnUpdate() ' do all the draw/little math stuff canvas.DrawText( "FPS="+App.FPS,Width/2,0,.5,0 ) End End Class     Function Main()   New AppInstance() New MyWindow("Test",App.DesktopSize.x/2,App.DesktopSize.y/2 ) App.Run() End

My game is going to use

• animated images using a atlas which contains the animation frame speed in ms
• the animated images moving from point A to B in x speed (fixed)
• has to work on ultra fast and/or slower computers/tablet/phone

So my problem is , how do I can handle all those things without getting lag or moving to fast images.

Does the fixed rate logic class solve all those problems for me ?
So someone with a fast computer don’t see to fast movements or animations and <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>very</span> slow computers see some frame drops (that is not my real problem, and impossible to fix).

Monkey

Method OnRender(canvas:Canvas) Override App.RequestRender() '' are you going to use that delta ?? , why not only GameTime.ProcessTime() Local delta:Float = GameTime.ProcessTime() While GameTime.LogicUpdateRequired() GameLogic() End '' is the tween the 'delta' i need to use for my moving objects and image frame Local tween:Float = GameTime.GetTween() GameRender(canvas, tween) End

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Method OnRender(canvas:Canvas) Override App.RequestRender() '' are you going to use that delta ?? , why not only GameTime.ProcessTime() Local delta:Float = GameTime.ProcessTime() While GameTime.LogicUpdateRequired() GameLogic() End   '' is the tween the 'delta' i need to use for my moving objects and image frame Local tween:Float = GameTime.GetTween() GameRender(canvas, tween) End

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