If you've got OSX Lion and have installed Xcode then you already have a nice utility app called network link conditioner, I've been using it to test my RTS game.
It let's you change your bandwith, packet loss and latency.

http://joemiller.me/2011/07/25/network- ... -4-1-lion/

Here's the source code parts for parts of the book
https://github.com/idmillington/aicore

vrld wrote:The predicted path may be a little different than the one the simulated body will take.

That's because of euler integration isn't it? Box2d uses a more accurate integration I think.

You don't need to understand it. Just copy and paste what i've said. Press cmd-space, type terminal, press enter, type 'cd' without the quotes and then a space, then drag your folder onto to terminal window and press enter. Now type '/applications/love.app/contents/macos/love .' without the quotes a...

A little tip, open terminal and cd 'my_game_directory' /applications/love.app/contents/macos/love . It will run the game without needing to create a .love file. You can create a shortcut to love by opening or creating, if it doesn't exist ~/.bash_profile and add in alias love=/applications/love.app/...

jradich wrote:Too... big

YEAAAAHH. Big's good no?
I did it in illustrator so it's easily resized, like on the OP.

What do you think?

I've made quite a bit of changes to this, take a look at the new example on github to see how it's different. There's also a wiki now i've started to edit.
I might change the name to Frankenstein Entity System aka FEZ
(I just want to make a logo of Frankenstein wearing a fez.)

You might want to consider programming this using metatables; the added flexibility would likely be beneficial for something like this. For example, you could require the programmer to explicitly list all of a component's dependencies. That said, I read article you linked to as well as all of the o...

OR any other component? Wouldn't that include everything? It's plausible that something other than a player would have Collidable, ShapeCircle, and Transform components, right? Wouldn't this cause a problem? The example on github needs more work, but essentially you would have a Player attribute an...