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niltrias
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Re: I'm back!
dittotheTrav wrote:welcome back
<Marcher Lord>
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
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loftar
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Re: I'm back!
Painfully well aware, indeed. I'd really like it if someone who is more familiar with OpenGL than I am could tell me whatever I'm doing wrong. I just cannot imagine that it's supposed to be as slow as it is. The graphics aren't exactly that advanced, I would think...Blaze wrote:The client's still laggy :<.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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lazerdix
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Re: I'm back!
I'm no OpenGL expert, but I'm sure it has to do with the amount of data sent back and forth. The whole landscape is being constantly streamed on a connection that can't be any faster than your standard cable connection (unless jorb has a T1 and I'm just full of myself).
Also: You are sending graphical assets in real time, yes? If that is a right assumption, I think a downloaded client (as opposed to one that streams) with all assets in place would be more efficient then one that loads on the fly. Just have them load from the harddrive when needed.
Also the fact you're using java doesn't help. It's stupid hard to optimize to any computer, especially the hardware your common userbase probably has.
Of course if any of this is poor assumption (I've looked at your work on your website, I know you're good), then just ignore me.
Also: You are sending graphical assets in real time, yes? If that is a right assumption, I think a downloaded client (as opposed to one that streams) with all assets in place would be more efficient then one that loads on the fly. Just have them load from the harddrive when needed.
Also the fact you're using java doesn't help. It's stupid hard to optimize to any computer, especially the hardware your common userbase probably has.
Of course if any of this is poor assumption (I've looked at your work on your website, I know you're good), then just ignore me.
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nutsnmango
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Re: I'm back!
Welcome back Blaze. Hope you'll still be joining us at Xanadu
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Blaze
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- Location: Hearth
Re: I'm back!
Now I truly feel like I'm back.
Will my "hunter's pouch" suggestion ever be implemented? :<
Will my "hunter's pouch" suggestion ever be implemented? :<
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You see a masterful engraving by Blaze. On it is Blaze, bears, boars, and foxes. Blaze is striking down the bears. The boars are screaming. The foxes are in a fetal position. The image relates to the return of Blaze in the late winter of 2009.
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Wisp
- Posts: 314
- Joined: Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:56 pm
Re: I'm back!
Good old Blaze =)
Jackard wrote:GREETINGS INTERNET FRIEND
WE HAVE NEVER MET BEFORE, BUT WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN MY UNSECRET SERVICE WHICH LACKS EVEN A COMMON PURPOSE? I HEAR SPIES GET LOTS OF ADVENTURE FOLLOWED BY HOT SEX.
PLEASE LIST YOUR CREDENTIALS IF SO. I WILL SEE WHETHER I CAN WORK YOU INTO MY ARBITRARY HIERARCHY.
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sikgamer
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Re: I'm back!
That poor bear has his head shoved up the other's ass.
Or is that... Oh god no
Or is that... Oh god no
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warrri
- Posts: 1033
- Joined: Fri Aug 28, 2009 5:55 pm
Re: I'm back!
Doesnt this get boring, grinding bears day after day? Whats your motivation, hitting 100mio(or even a billion) first?
The world I love The tears I drop To be part of The wave can't stop
Ever wonder if it's all for you
The world I love The trains I hop To be part of The wave can't stop
Come and tell me when it's time to
Ever wonder if it's all for you
The world I love The trains I hop To be part of The wave can't stop
Come and tell me when it's time to