Gaulish Gaming Banquet: editor

hesopesomeso

I'm looking at the dynamic sphere collision, and seems like it's predicting their collision?

hesopesomeso

Not quite

hesopesomeso

I'm almost done with asterix movement though! :PogelixPog:

pegperegogaucho

I've noticed a serious drop of stability in the latest visual studio 2022 (Preview). Intellisense often does not find the definitions, the syntax highlighting disappears and also another issue I've noticed is that sometimes it freezes when changing from x86 to x64 compilation and back :UHM:

pegperegogaucho

I know that the dynamic bounding spheres are used for "dynamic" objects and don't have a set parent. Things like bomb explosions, rolling balls, etc. use dynamic bounding spheres instead of normal ones

pegperegogaucho

And as such they don't appear in the collision list

hesopesomeso

Interesting... But why would they need the time of collision?

pegperegogaucho

That is an interesting question. I'll double it and pass it on to the next person

hesopesomeso

ELB devs had to write a quadratic equation solver for it, so it better be useful :KEKW:

pegperegogaucho

A quadratic equation solver? So the abc-formula? :Obelul:

hesopesomeso

Yes, with discriminant and all :KEKW:

hesopesomeso

My job is done, future me will have to deal with the rewrite :Obelul:

pegperegogaucho

Yup, you will only have to deal with it next year 👍

hesopesomeso

hesopesomeso

Right, so I'll check the rolling **BALLS** and see if they do some weird shenanigans with the **SPHERES**.

hesopesomeso

Oh wow it is actually used :Obelul:

and you wouldn't believe where

hesopesomeso

Also here...

pegperegogaucho

For the bouncing of projectiles?

hesopesomeso

No, from jumping on it :KEKW:

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