[wiebowParticipant]

Is GUI a poorly chosen name? Because I cannot see why a GUI system is driving or supporting areas like input and weapons….

[wiebowParticipant]

You have my permission.  Let’s keep this going, if it doesn’t distract you too much from actually coding stuff.

[wiebowParticipant]

I agree Richard. I ported my framework and two games now to Monkey 2 and sure learned a lot. But, one side effect of this is that you don’t pickup on new language features because you are porting ‘legacy’ code.

Looking good btw!

[wiebowParticipant]

Works good on Linux Mint, with Chrome as well.

[wiebowParticipant]

Well, if it does not recognize the stick, it will report that there is a non-supported stick attached. It should not crash

Thanks for that test!

[wiebowParticipant]

Good to hear! Did you use a gamepad or just the keyboard? I would love to hear how gamepads behave on OSX.

[wiebowParticipant]

At this moment, touch generates a fake mouseclick event,  as stated in Marks blog, posted on August 24th, 2016

[wiebowParticipant]

Hi Jesse, that’s very nice of you! I will update the source though to include some final refinements. Are you will to do it again?  I will send the new source to you.

And did you play it?  Did you use gamepads or controllers? or the keyboard?

[wiebowParticipant]

Added support for a fun joystick I found in an Amiga haul I received yesterday. USB Competition Pro joystick, I didn’t even know these existed…

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[wiebowParticipant]

@cocon: guess I did!

It’s not 100% done yet. I need to add some joypad control checks and then I need builds for Windows, Linux and OSX. Anyone here who can build on OSX for me?

[wiebowParticipant]

That is because it is fun to use, extendable and rock solid.

[wiebowParticipant]

TBH, I find this unreadable… If you want to return something, why not state it?

[wiebowParticipant]

Updated this to reflect the recent release.

[wiebowParticipant]

He Mark,

Thanks for that explanation, it makes a lot of sense and it explains why sound stopped earlier once I got to the later levels

I’ve hacked this together in my PlaySound() function and it works fine. It’s not pretty but it fixes the immediate need:

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If channel = Null channel = sound.Play() channel.Volume = volume channel.Rate = rate channel.Pan = pan Else channel.Volume = volume channel.Rate = rate channel.Pan = pan channel.Play(sound) Endif

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If channel = Null channel = sound.Play() channel.Volume = volume channel.Rate = rate channel.Pan = pan Else channel.Volume = volume channel.Rate = rate channel.Pan = pan channel.Play(sound) Endif

I wasn’t in the mood to write a manager that will reserve channels and monitors them if they can be discarded yes or no, and I’ll wait for your channel parameters.

Suggestion: make every channel auto discard by default… Makes a lot of sense to me, but possibly only after you’ve made altering the parameters possible

 

@Matthew: Nice! Thanks man, glad you like it.

 

Oh! I need to add the gamepad control checks!

[wiebowParticipant]

@jesse: Thanks for giving it a go!

@Mark I uploaded the new version to the module manager!

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