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This is looking amazing - should be great to use with new Editor utilities and Gideros based business apps.
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Does this work with textures that wrap? If so, it could be very nice for effects.
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Ahh - yes. I thought that was gone for the release.
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I have it with 1.8.0 and it exported fine here. For Ads I have play services v 16.0.0 Gaming has play services v 16.0.0 Firebase has core: 25.5.0
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v1.80 should be a nice release - they are adding in the tables.
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I found this, don't know if it's helpful... https://www.w3schools.com/JSREF/event_ctrlkey.asp and https://www.w3schools.com/JSREF/event_key_ctrlkey.asp Edit: Also this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEvent/getModifierS…
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Maybe it could be simulated, but Gideros wouldn't know if you entered it with it pressed or not - or if you pressed it, left and came back with it unpressed, it would think it was pressed.
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@Keewon In the latest distribution there is a firebase plugin, it has debug support, etc You should contact @hgy29 about it.
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Does this work ok with the existing Firebase plugin?
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lol. I'll delete the bot... (I've kept the thread in case a human finds it useful)
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What I do is convert keyboard and joypad inputs into a bitpattern: 0b000FUDLR F = Fire, U = Up, D = Down, L=Left and R = Right When I create an enemy AI, I have its 'brain' also generate that same bitpattern for its moves - like it was a player p…
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@MoKaLux And now the bot has been banned.
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I have to wait 24 hours to try again... Edit: Ahh, I think I know why I can't login. I might be able to sort it myself. 2nd edit: Done.
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I think there may be an issue with the Wiki - can't log in and password reset doesn't seem to work...
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That's odd. Maybe a glitch in the css? Is it just my profile?
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@keszegh I looked at the user list and couldn't see another one. Maybe another moderator deleted them?
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Oops - I'll get back to working on the map editor soon.
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@keszegh - I added some blog posts, so did a couple of others. Nobody else seemed to want to get involved. I can add you to the list of users that can post to the blog if you like? If nobody cares for the blog then maybe we should move the arti…
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Yes, a great plugin. Will open up Gideros for serious applications. Will also help with editor tools (written with Gideros).
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@rrraptor imgui has added a new tables API (in Alpha), are you adding it too?
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They are both about £45 here.
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Yes, but a similar price to the 8bitdo. The 8bitdo are the best.
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Low on specs (ish), it has a 640x480 screen so that should help with rendering speed. The emulators seem to run fine on it from the videos. I've ordered one and will report back what it's like. As far as Bluetooth joypads go, anything from 8bitd…
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Maybe you could add it as one of the built-in tools (they are coded in Lua/Gideros). I think that @hgy29 would have to add a new parameter though so that two extensions for the filename need to be present to pick that tool? So all images wouldn't…
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(the 'Dear' bit fooled me, I thought it was just called umGui. ) I think someone should suggest it for inclusion here: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/wiki/Bindings
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It would be great if the wiki could be updated for this new plugin. Edit: Just noticed it was! https://wiki.giderosmobile.com/index.php/Dear_ImGui
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Leave Android tools blank and it will pick the most recent that you have installed on the pc. 29 is the new norm.
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Works for me... pcall(function() require "storeReview" end) if storeReview then storeReview:requestReview() end
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Also - if this is offloading to a C function then maybe it would somehow take a table of values that has multiple tables of 3 values (a pointer, x and y). The table find the distances and sort them in order, returning a new table with a distance s…
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The 'distance' function could have an option to leave out the square root - to make it slightly faster when you only need to see if one is further away than another.