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From Simi Valley, California, December 2011's totally eclipsed Moon hung just a few degrees above the western horizon.
There's a penumbral lunar eclipse happening across all of North America the evening of Friday, February 10th.
The full moon will get noticeably less bright as it moves out of the sun's direct light and into the Earth's shadow shortly afternoon sundown on the East Coast
What Exactly Is A Penumbral Eclipse?
The shadow of the Earth can be divided into two distinctive parts: the umbra and penumbra.
Within the umbra, there is no direct light from the sun. However, as a result of the Sun's large size compared to the Earth, some solar illumination "bends" around the earth and is only partially blocked in the outer portion of the Earth's shadow. That outer portion is called the penumbra.
Think of the shadow the Earth makes from the sun's light as looking a bit like a dart board— with the dark umbra as the bulls eye and the less dark penumbra as the first circle surrounding the bulls eye.
A penumbral eclipse occurs when the moon passes through the Earth's penumbra. The penumbra causes a subtle but clearly visible darkening of the moon's surface.
A special type of penumbral eclipse is a total penumbral eclipse, during which the Moon lies exclusively within the Earth's penumbra. Total penumbral eclipses are rare, and when these occur, that portion of the moon which is closest to the umbra can appear somewhat darker than the rest of the moon.
During Friday's eclipse most, but not quite all, of the moon will enter the penumbra and observers should see a distinct darkening of the moon as the Earth's shadow reduces the amount of sunlight hitting the moon.
It's Safe And Easy To Observe
Unlike a solar eclipse, which can be viewed only from a certain relatively small area of the world, a lunar eclipse may be viewed from anywhere on the night side of the Earth. A lunar eclipse lasts for a few hours, whereas a total solar eclipse lasts for only a few minutes at any given place, due to the smaller size of the Moon's shadow.
Also unlike solar eclipses, lunar eclipses are safe to view without any eye protection or special precautions, as they are dimmer than the full moon.
It Starts Around Dinner Time
The eclipse will start to be noticeable a bit after 6:00 PM on the East coast (it actually begins at 5:32 PM) when the Moon's leading edge enters Earth's penumbra. You can do the math and see the timing is a little less friendly for readers on the West coast— but things should be be quite visible if the sky is clear.
The eclipse will last more than four hours and will be visible early Saturday in Europe, Africa and western Asia as well as North America.
Initially, the affect is not especially noticeable. You won't start to see a dusky fringe along the Moon's leading edge (known to astronomers as its "celestial east") until the the moon intrudes about halfway across the penumbra. But keep an eye on the moon and your patience will be rewarded.
Watch Online If Your Local Weather Doesn't Cooperate
If the weather isn't so nice, or you just prefer to watch from the comfort of home, SLOOH will broadcast a live webcast. The webcast will start at 5:30 PM. EDT and you can watch it by clicking here.
There's A Comet Out There Too!
Comet 45P will zip by Earth early Saturday morning. It will be an extremely close encounter as these things go, passing within 7.7 million miles (12.4 million kilometers) of Earth moving at 14.2 miles per second, or an eye-popping 51,120 mph.
The comet, glowing green, will be visible in the constellation Hercules. Binoculars and telescopes will help in the search as it will be quite difficult to see unassisted.
Astronomers have been tracking Comet 45P for the past couple of months. The icy ball — an estimated mile across — comes around every five years. It's officially known as Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova, named after the Japanese, Czech and Slovak astronomers who discovered it in 1948. The letter P stands for periodic, meaning it's a recurring visitor to the inner solar system.
Regardless of the hour, you'll not regret making time to catch one of nature's best shows!
What are your plans for watching the eclipse? Or catching the comet? We're planning to keep the kids up here…
Use Time and Date's Eclipse Calculator to see when it's visible in your town »
Here's a link to SLOOH's webcast of the eclipse, which commences at 5:30 PM Eastern time. »


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It's your big day, you've put in months, if not years or a decade or two into planning a picture perfect wedding, from picking out the perfect white dress, the flowers that would be decorated along the isle to the small details like your groom's cufflinks. None of this can compare to the most difficult dilemma you would ever face in your life, picking out your bridesmaids' dresses. Yes, we know a huge sigh just escaped from your mouth because you know exactly what we are discussing here is no simple matter. Worst case scenario – you might lose a friend or two. But let's not go there, shall we?
Your bridesmaids are the ladies that knows everything about you, ladies that you've laughed with, cried with and just about everything else too. Yes, eventually what you say is law, which is why we have some tips for you to take into consideration when you pick out your pick out your bridesmaids' dresses (and not lose those friends that you treasure more than anything).
Bridesmaid Dresses Malaysia: Pleasing your Bridesmaids
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- It's best to pull your bridesmaids into the bridal party first before turning them into fashion victims. But do keep in mind, would you wear that dress that you are picking out for your bridesmaids? If no, then its best to pick out something that makes both you and them happy, not something hideous so that you stand out.
- One size does not fit all unless all bridesmaids are of the same size. Search for a style that works for everyone.
- Pick colours that would look perfect on all your friends. Consider their complexions and hair colours and if that particular colour would suit them.
- Always be kind- don't ask your bridesmaids to purchase the dress that they will never wear again. Think of dresses are not so wedding-ish, dresses with re-wearable options.
- Bring your bridesmaids with you when you are out dress shopping, it would make the picking out much easier.
- Make a list beside each of your bridesmaids' name and think of the kind of dress that would suit her the most, if she is comfortable to pay for it and anything else that you would want to include.
- Don't be a bridezilla + control freak. Learn to delegate your task. Appoint your maid of honor or someone responsible among your bridesmaids to be in charge of the dress purchasing.
Bridesmaid Dresses: The best dress for her shape
It's important for your bridesmaids to feel beautiful just like how you would feel on your wedding day. And to do so, they may need to have different styles to flatter their shape (for they are not clones of each other with the same body shape).
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14 Apr 099 Government releases producer tax offset reviewIn a joint media release issued on 8 April 2009, the Assistant Treasurer, Chris Bowen and Minister for the Arts, Peter Garrett, announced the release of the review into the refundable tax offsets contained in Division 376 of ITAA 1997. The review examined the impact of the film tax offsets, introduced in 2007, on levels of production by independent and in-house production by Australian television broadcasters. The review found that the overall level of Australian and co-production television drama was higher in 2007-08 than in previous years, and the balance of television production between independent and in-house production has remained stable since the offsets were introduced.
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Movie Preview: Hot Rod
Well, it's no Knocked Up, but the new trailer for Hot Rod starring Andy Samberg and opening August 3 makes it look like a perfectly respectable summer comedy.
So what, exactly, does it have going for it? I'm glad you asked:
- Isla Fisher
- Will Arnett
- For all those who got my reference to the 1986 movie Rad in the Top Ten Ladies of Summer post I did, this is the movie I was talking about! However, to clarify, I was a little off on the details: Hot Rod has more to do with motorbike stunts, not BMX racing. Still cool, though!
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You may not know his name but you might recognize him – and his bike. Deputy Carlos Barcelos, who regularly enforces traffic on streets and at schools on his motorcycle, was named Deputy of the Year by Aliso Viejo city officials.
A former mechanic, Barcelos has spent 14 years with the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Although some may think of Aliso Viejo as a sleepy town, Barcelos said he has plenty to do.
"I keep busy because we have nine schools in our city," he said. "I try to spread the wealth through all the schools and keep an eye on drivers. I just love my job."
The Rancho Santa Margarita resident said Aliso Viejo's size makes it a bustling city, especially at schools.
"You have frustrated people," he said. "I do my best to keep them behaved."
Before becoming a deputy, Barcelos was an auto mechanic in Bellflower. He said a friend suggested he take the test, and he ended up going through the academy. Prior to his time in Aliso Viejo, he worked in jail operations for nearly eight years at the Theo Lacy Facility in Orange.
While some deputies get tossed on the street without much criminal interaction, Barcelos said the experience taught him how to interact with those who either have been in jail or may end up there. While at Theo Lacy, he earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice at Cal State Fullerton.
Barcelos said his previous mechanical experience is sometimes useful in court when motorists dispute speeding tickets he's issued.
"I'm kind of a car buff. I know stats on cars," he said. "It's actually come in handy in court because people will say there's no way my car can go that fast."
"Deputy Carlos Barcelos is an asset to Aliso Viejo Police Services and the outstanding work that we do in the city," Lt. Bob Osborne, chief of Police Services, said in a statement to the Register. "His tireless efforts and dedication to the city of Aliso Viejo is second to none. He is probably the most easily recognized of all the Aliso Viejo Police Services staff in our community because of his high visibility and presence around our schools."
Barcelos said the best part about the job is the people – both in the office and on the streets.
"I'm just fortunate that 90 percent of people I pull over say 'thank you' when I'm done" issuing a ticket, he said.


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Mrs. Virginia E. Searles, age 88, of Potsdam, passed away on Monday, October 20th at the Fletcher Allen Medical Center in Burlington, VT. Virginia has made an anatomical gift of her body to Upstate Medical at Syracuse University. There will... Read More >>
A Mass of Christian Burial for 67-year old Mrs. Diane Marie (Lawrence) Ingram will be held Friday, October 24, 2014 at 10:00 a.m., at St. Mary's Church in Potsdam, celebrated by Rev. John Downs. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery in Potsdam.... Read More >>
Massena- Funeral services for 72 year old Paul E. Pelletier of Bucktown Rd., Massena will be held 3:00 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 22, 2014) at the Phillips Memorial Home, Massena with the Rev. Donald J. Manfred officiating. Interment will be to follow in... Read More >>
Hugh A. "Mac" McElhearn, New York State Police, BCI (ret), 83, of Judson Street, Canton, died Monday, October 20, 2014 at his home while under the care and support of his loving family and Hospice.
A Memorial Gathering will be held Wednesday,... Read More >>
WANAKENA – William "Bill" H. Nevil, age 62, of Wanakena passed away at home on October 17, 2014 under the loving care of his wife, sister Nancy, friends and Hospice after a 2 ½ year battle with cancer.
Bill was born on September 12, 1952 in... Read More >>
INDIAN LAKE — Catherine L. O'Brien, 53, of Route 30, died Wednesday morning, Oct. 15, 2014, at Glens Falls Hospital. She was born Sept. 10, 1961, in Massena, the daughter of James and Cecilia (Henderson) Dewey. She was a graduate of Massena Central... Read More >>
EDWARDS- Sandra "Sandy" Ann Gotham, age 68, of Edwards passed away suddenly on Friday, October 17, 2014 at her home.
Calling hours for Sandy, will be on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. at French Funeral Home, Edwards. Her... Read More >>
Funeral services for 87 year old Mrs. Theresa A. Smith formerly of Hewittville, will be held at the Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam, on Friday, October 24th, at 12:30 p.m. with Lay Pastor Helen St. Louis officiating. Burial will follow in the West... Read More >>
Massena—Paul E. Pelletier, 72 of Bucktown Road, Massena passed away unexpectedly Saturday afternoon (Oct. 18, 2014) at his home. Funeral arrangements are under the care and direction of the Phillips Memorial Home, Massena. Online condolences maybe... Read More >>
INDIAN LAKE — Catherine L. O'Brien, 53, of Route 30, died Wednesday morning, Oct. 15, 2014, at Glens Falls Hospital.
There will be a memorial service to celebrate her life on Oct 27th, 1:30 to 3:30 in the Fellowship Hall behind the First Methodist... Read More >>
Edward J. Bage, age 84, of Potsdam and formerly of Southhold, New York, died on October 7, 2014 at the Claxton-Hepburn Hospital after a long struggle with Parkinson's disease.
Edward was born on September 1, 1930 in Hempstead, New York, the son of... Read More >>
TALLAHASSEE – Esther G. McEathron, age 92, of Tallahassee, FL and formerly of Harrisville, NY, passed away on October 17, 2014, peacefully in her home.
Calling hours will be at French Funeral Home, 16 Barnes Street, Gouverneur NY on Saturday,... Read More >>
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Excellent location and good staff but the room was not very clean
Location & value. We couldn't find a better place right on the old town square. Parking was not on site, however they did set us up with secure parking that was about a 10 min walk. There is no parking anywhere closer for the old town square.
Helpfulness of staff, location, cleanliness of room, breakfast Room could not be heated properly, toilet needed maintenance
Without doubt, it's location. The heating for the room was not adequate.
The B&B is very central, rooms spacious and clean. Breakfast had plenty of variety. It would have helped enormously if your information had included the fact you have to go to B&B La Fontaine I to check-in (and for breakfast and to check-out). No drawers in either room and shelves in only one. No sat tv or air con as claimed. Both showers hand-held, one in a bath, other just broken. Stone staircase (two flights) horrendous, not sure about safety of door locks.
Location, comfort and value. small breakfast area
The best good was staff's very kindly for us. We felt gratefullness. Bathroom hot water soon changed cold water. That was problem. We had to used in the another floor's bathroom.
very good location near main square no lift
tidy good breakfast
Staff very very friendly; excellent situation, 2 minutes from Rynek (market square) Rooms were really too expensive for what they were: small, noisy and hot. Besides, they didn't make up our rooms or clean up toilets during the 3 nights we stayed there. Beds really uncomfortable.
convenience to town centre the fact that we booked a doible room and ended up with single beds
Room was clean, but outdated. Staff was extremely helpful and informative. They helped us find the bus to/from Auschwitz and plan our day. The only complaint is that they didn't provide shampoo. Would definitely stay there again!
very close to the market square, excellent location small rooms, not good air vantilation
throom and locality no milk and breakfast was awful
nice spot in the old town, but unfortunately no so attractive
Great location, a 15 minutes bus trip into Krakow. Secure parking. Great breakfast. Staff extremely friendly and helpful.
Helpful and welcoming staff - great breakfast. This B&B is located in a very quiet suburban area. About 500 m to the bus stop if you want to use public transport to go downtown. If you like to walk, it's 4.5 km to the center square if you begin by following the Rudawa river.
everything was terrific. The staff was exceptionally helpful and friendly.
Staff is very nice, breakfast is also good and parking directly at the hotel. You feel like in a family house. The towels could be smother.
The reception was personal, even cordial. The location - next to a river and close to Krakow - is ideal. Breakfast is overwhelming. I loved staying at this small hotel. n/a
easy access to the city; breakfest was excellent
Fantastic breakfast, helpful staff, on a bus route 152 to Krakow, bus 292 from airport to B & B. quiet, traditional Polish house, spoke English
Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean room. Breakfast selection was extensive and the hot breakfast was a special treat. Quiet and pleasant location. We found it al little difficult to find, but well worth the effort.
We (couple, no kids) liked the quite area the hotel is located. Access with public transportation good to city center. Breakfast perfect. Great family atmosphere. Staff very helpful. Let us even use their private PC to check our emails. Two separate beds in the room surprised us a bit. But seems to be a European thing (have seen this by now in several other houses too) . I'm used to have at least a queen size bed when making a reservation for two.
The B&B perfectly suited a holiday that involved cycle touring in Krakow city centre, along the Vistula river and in the surrounding countryside. A delightful, verdant foot/cycle path runs along the Rudawa river into town,and four or five buses also regularly run there, with the last bus back just after 11 o'clock. The B&B's breakfasts are justly celebrated, as is the hospitality of the hostess and her staff. "Nad Rudawa" is ideal for anyone wanting to combine an exploration of this beautiful city with rest and relaxation in the fresh air. We definitely want to return and shall recommend it to friends.
what i like best is the location and the price and the staff was always very nice and helpfull no whe were verry happy with our stay at Antica Pokoje Gościnne
A charming little hotel rather close to the town centre. Friendly staff, clean room, excellent breakfast. Stay here and you won't be disappointed!
Very clean and pleasant place, 100% worth the price. Hard to find the same standard in the price and area range in Cracow. Bathroom very clean, though it's important to notice that single rooms only have shower and sink in the room and use toilets on the corridor. That is why I changed my room to twin and it was ok :) The inside, free parking is very helpful.
Your staff were very friendly and helpfull and made me feel very wellcome. breakfast was very fresh and plentyfull with a good selection of food.
The only thing I wasn't too crazy about was the breakfast, which had no bread.
The room was wonderful and the bed was soooo comfortable! The staff were very helpful.
Hotel room was very nice and clean, staff was very kind and the breakfast was very tasty. We really enjoyed staying in this hotel. Hotel is close to the city center (less than 15 minutes walk) so it's a good start for sightseeing. There's free parking near the hotel, so ideal if you come by car. Very good value for the money.
The hotel is very close to the AGH university and has perfect internet facilities.
the rooms were very clean and tidy. the staff spoke very good english and were very helpful and polite. overall we were very pleased with our stay at this hotel. there is nothing that we could really complain about. we would have no hesitation in going back to stay at this hotel again. certainly a pleasant experience and would recommend this hotel to friends and family. nothing negative to say about this hotel.
Friendly staff
Drinking, eating and sight seeing.
Free phone calls to Australia, The Internet was very fast.The satff were very friendly. The place is very hard to find as I was in the apartment. Well that is what they called it.On the 4th floor. Sharing the kitchen with a resident. Although I didn;t use the kitchen as not sure if it was for my use.The apartment are separate from the hostel and no signs saying where to get t reception.The room had a very small Bathroom and the bed was a fold down lounge.not good
A lot of information about the city (maps, tips), very helpful stuff, 24h kitchen with free tea/coffee, books in English available at the dining-room
welcoming and very helpful upfront service breakfeast was very poor
the staff was extremely kind and helpful as we read in another review, we ordered a double room but got a twin bedroom. the hotel staff later told us that there are no doubles in Szeroka 9. also the twin beds themselves were quite narrow so putting them together was not a solution. after some discussion with the extremely helpful staff we got a double room in a location near by which was much nicer, although at first they could not book it for the whole duration of our stay. eventually this was solved also.
Nothing! I thought I bought a room with shower and toilet, instead I had to go into the hallway to use these facilities. Don't book this if you're a single traveller you'll get this room. You had 4 keys to get into your apartment. Check in was not clearly stated as this was in another street all together and breakfast was there too. Breakfast was a joke as you had to wash your own plates. unbelievable!
The friendly staff, perfect location No
Staff was friendly and helpful. The room was small (app. 6-8 m2), yet quite clean. The address on the website was not the actual site of the hotel. A banner directed me to the reception of Momotown hostel. There I was given the keys to an apartment flat, which was not far but in a further and not-so-pleasent part of the town. Plus, I had booked for a single room with a private shower, but it turned out that I was sharing the shower with another room.
Central location, spacious room, quiet location, kitchentte and refrigerator, simple but fair breakfast buffet No bath closet, poor room electrical lights, only one towel per person
Staff and location.


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- Ends: 8:30 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Vanessa Akhtar, a current advanced doctoral student in Sport Psychology, will be coming to give instruction in deep breathing and other stress relief exercises. At 7:30PM, the Student Health Ambassadors will be coming to host a Stress Buddy Workshop to discuss the various aspects of stress and additional manners of coping with it. Open to all students (undergraduate and graduate) as well as faculty and staff.
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Now this is how whale-watching should be. Out in the bright blue waters of Pletten-berg Bay, a Southern Right whale is having a serious lobtailing moment, slapping its massive fluke onto the surface again and again. I start counting these extra-ordinary gunshots, but give up after 20. What does this thunderous, primordial ritual signify? Displeasure? Play? The marking out of territory? Whatever it is, I feel a deep urge to send a signal back.
Until I discovered the beach-scalloped shores of the Western Cape, I thought the only way to see these magnificent creatures was by voyaging into some freezing ocean. Having endured many a fruitless whale-watching trip, bouncing around in dripping Zodiacs and staring at the empty grey waves for hours, I only wish I'd known you can do it all here from the comfort of a hotel, with one hand on the binoculars and the other clutching a glass of fine Cape wine.
Every year from June to December, hundreds of Southern Right whales come to these shores, powering up from Antarctica to mate, calve and raise their young - and you can see it all happening from the cliffs, with the whales sometimes unbelievably close.
In the peak viewing months from August to October, the cliffs and bays are speckled with sightseers who think they'll just stop for a few snaps but end up sitting by the sea for hours, watching and wondering as the whales frolic offshore. Spouts of water rise above the waves like puffs of smoke, then a breaching whale rockets from the ocean like a missile launched from a submarine, crashing back with a splash that seems big enough to stop the world.
While you could spot whales anywhere from Cape Town to Durban, the centre of this land-based watching is the normally sleepy cliff-top resort of Hermanus, which stages an annual four-day Whale Festival in late September. Visitors can attend informative lectures and take helicopter trips over the whales, but the razzamatazz detracts from the fundamentally dreamy business of whale-watching.
If you avoid this weekend and check into the luxurious Marine Hotel, which has a prime position on the cliffs and a good fish restaurant, you can have a cetacean of a time here. A footpath winds around the cliffs beside Hermanus for seven miles, offering ample opportunity to spy whales, while the huge sands of Grotto Beach are one of only a handful of seaside spots in South Africa that have received a Blue Flag for quality.


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nobodynews replied to ElGeeko7's topic in For BeginnersLactose is correct, but as an addendum you can do something similar to what you did (using the same variable name) if you utilize member initialization lists. So your constructor could be as follows: GameObject::GameObject(int x, int y, int w, int h) : x(x), y(y), w(w), h(h), _destroyed(false) { rect.x = x; rect.y = y; rect.w = w; rect.h = h; } Without getting into the merits of using the same name for the parameters and member variables, this is just to note that it's possible.
nobodynews replied to cozzie's topic in General and Gameplay Programmingvoid CInputManager::SetRawButtonState(const RAW_BUTTON pButton, const bool pState, const bool pPrevState) { for(auto &context : mContexts) { if(context.IsActive()) { if(pState && !pPrevState) { if(context.MapButtonToAction(pButton)) break; } if(context.MapButtonToState(pButton, pState)) break; } } } FWIW I believe this should perform the same and I find it to be simpler to read. edit: and if you want to compress it further: void CInputManager::SetRawButtonState(const RAW_BUTTON pButton, const bool pState, const bool pPrevState) { for(auto &context : mContexts) { if(context.IsActive()) { if(pState && !pPrevState && context.MapButtonToAction(pButton)) break; if(context.MapButtonToState(pButton, pState)) break; } } }
nobodynews replied to WiredCat's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingI know that Visual C++ compiler extensions (in the past and maybe today) would bind temporary variables when passing by reference to non-const functions. This is different from passing a constant by non-const reference though, but maybe early compilers like Visual C++ 6.0 allowed that too for some reason. It wasn't very standard's compliant, after all. Alternately, Johnny Code is remembering wrong.
nobodynews replied to Somenewguy's topic in For BeginnersThis can be done in pretty much literally any programming language that you can think of. BeerNutts' suggestions might be easier to get you where you want, but I haven't used them so I can't comment on that. I really don't think switching to C++ and using 'function pointers' is good advice given you know some C#. Side note: delegates are similar to function pointers, fwiw.
nobodynews replied to lonewolff's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThere's a lot of stuff that you could improve in your code, the issue you're running into now is that you aren't writing the output as a binary file: fsOut.open("output.txt"); Even though you're using the "write" member function, stream behaves differently since it's not binary. I tested it out and it completed successfully.
nobodynews replied to codelyoko373's topic in For BeginnersThere's definitely truth to what L Spiro says, I just don't take as hard-line a stance on it. GLFW is a crossplatform library to make windows and get inputs. Your interests may lie elsewhere in terms of making an engine. I liken it to cooking. If you want to make an Italian dish you might just not have any interest in making homemade noodles so you buy those. Since you like making sauces you grow your own herbs and tomatoes so you have the freshest ingredients that taste how you want them. Not to say you should avoid making noodles! You might really like it and it might be worth it to bring out the flavor of your homemade sauce. I guess this is to say that not making your own noodles doesn't mean you're not cooking. But it might be better if you did.
nobodynews replied to tookie's topic in General and Gameplay Programming1. Should be fine. Why wouldn't it be? 2. This is used to cap the frameTime to at most 250ms to prevent the game loop from taking longer and longer to run as it tried to catch up since the previous frame. Why 250ms? Probably no specific reason. It 'felt right'. With it, the game will update the simulation in 250ms chunks for every frame regardless of how long it takes in real-time. If it takes 1 second of real time to run 250ms worth of simulation and draw one frame then you'll get 1 frame per second and 250 worth of simulation. The experience would be terrible but if it was temporary the player could get past it. It would be a brief stutter in gameplay. If it was more common then the player would have to get a better computer (or you have to write better code). There's no real reason you couldn't change that time to 0.125 or something else. 3. Depends. If your simulation runs every 1/30 second do you want to handle events that occurred between steps? I think most people would say "yes", but its up to you. 4. You probably won't see a difference with just two sprites and without complicated simulation. The main benefits come when you have complicated simulation logic (i.e. physics that uses integration for example), if you want to easily record and play back the simulation, or with multi-player. Think about how two people playing across the planet have to keep their simulations in sync and how that is difficult if both players are running physics at different and inconsistent rates every frame. If you assume both players are on the same rate you don't have to work as hard to keep them sync'd.
nobodynews replied to LiziPizi's topic in For BeginnersThose On* functions are event handlers that are called by the Unity engine. An event handler is just a specific type of 'callback function'. So, are your functions also event handlers? If not, I would suggest some other naming convention. If you're unsure, please explain how you plan on using those functions.
nobodynews replied to madeingnt's topic in Games Business and LawYour bigger issue isn't patents its copyrights. If you want to re-use any of their work you'll need permission. If you don't have their permission you need to create original art, sound, and code. About the only thing you can typically copy is core gameplay aka make knockoff.
nobodynews replied to Kendall Marcus's topic in For Beginners"UI" is a very broad category so it'll help if you expand on the context in which you want to create a UI. Assuming you specifically mean GUIs, there are "WYSIWYG" editors which can help make desktop application style user interfaces. Microsoft's Visual Studio lets you make these for many languages, including C#. This is supported by the Express and Community editions of Visual Studio, both of which are freely downloadable from Microsoft. However, this might not be what you actually want. Unity supports "UI" elements as well for in-game GUIs (for menus and such). In all cases it still requires some programming knowledge to cause the UI to do something practical rather than just something you look at.
A very simple thing you can do that should work is return different numbers for the different errors instead of using the same number. Also, you should learn how to use a debugger. Vimeo is blocked at work so I can't check how useful it is, but Google suggested this video.
What compiler errors are you getting? Also, I'm confused about what the issue is with the file loading. It sounded like a bug, but then you say the code doesn't compile which implies you haven't run the code. If it is a bug, what is the behavior you are seeing?
nobodynews replied to LetsDoThis's topic in For BeginnersAnother way of looking at it, is imagine yourself as the normal. On Earth as you walk around upright you are essentially the normal at that point on Earth because you are perpendicular to that point of the planet. But imagine you are an astronaut and you are in zero G environment, say on the outside of some space station. Your boots let you stick to the outside so you can walk around it. If you imagine yourself trying to walk around the space station 'upright' then your orientation will be the same as the normal at that point on the space station. Doesn't matter what shape the space station is, you can be upright at any point on it provided you can stick to it.
nobodynews replied to PosthasteGames's topic in GDNet LoungeYeah I feel the same way about books, they all just use words to tell a story, they don't do anything original. I'm looking for something new. Ok, that's unfair, but honestly you're premise is vague. I'd like some examples of games which you consider 'too similar'. I check steam fairly often and I don't remember seeing an 'overload' of RPG Maker titles.
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Going into the season finale Sutton, in his distinctive black BMR Restart-backed car, has emerged as championship leader Hand's closest challenger when the all-important 'two-dropped-scores' rule is applied.
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Sutton commented: "Ash is the prey and Whorton-Eales and I are the hunters. I think Ash is rattled and he knows Ant, Paul and I know that but he's trying not to show it.
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- Drag the handles on the transform box to resize and reshape your text as needed.
- Click Commit (the green checkmark) to commit your changes.
In the Layers palette, right-click on the text layer to display the pop-up menu. Select Simplify Layer. Simplifying the text layer changes it from a vector layer to a raster layer, and the text is no longer editable. Make sure that the text is in its final form before simplifying.
Using the Magic Wand tool, select a single character. Make sure that Contiguous is selected on the options bar for the Magic Wand tool.
Copy and paste the image you want to use into the selection:
- Open the image you want to use.
- From the Select menu, select Select All or select a portion of the image to copy.
- From the Edit menu, select Copy.
- Open or shift focus to the image that contains the selected text character.
- From the Edit menu, select Paste Into Selection. The image is copied into the selection.
Press Ctrl+T to resize and reposition the image in the text character:
- Grab a handle on the transform box and resize the image as needed. If you cannot see the handles, from the View menu, select Fit on Screen and the entire transform box will be displayed.
- Click Commit (the green checkbox).
- Repeat steps 6-8 for each character.
- Optionally, add special effects such as bevels and drop shadows to the text layer.