Perhaps you could also make the images transparent instead of black around the edges.

Ya, I used to compile my Lua scripts too, so that people wouldn't laugh at my code too much, but in retrospect it's not worth the time. :rofl: Don't think so badly of yourself :P Like everyone else said it isn't worth your time. It is very simple to "decompile" lua bytecode and it looks p...

It has been throughly tested that c++ code compiled with emscripten running in asm.js is faster than equivalent non-asm.js javascript code. In other words, compiled c++ running in asm.js will run faster than plain javascript in most cases (I cannot say all). Moonshine vs lua is no exception. asm.js ...

Cool! Very nice creative way to get a force field look! I wonder if there is a way to do this using only shaders? I have a feeling that there is but I don't have any experience with shaders and the method you're doing works just fine and looks great!

Emscripten and its lack of documentation bother me so much! I am right there with you... :\ Unity and Unreal Engine found a way to compile their stuff. I imagine compiling c# must have been very difficult to do. I am sure that the task of compiling lua (if we end up really needing to do that) shoul...

I have a pretty bad cpu too... I have a pentium p6200...

I have two that can be used but I am only using one so that my computer is still usable. It is at 99% right now......

Yep that is what I got. (I just used the AUR. It makes things really easy because I don't have to worry about dependencies.) I started compiling about 10-15min ago actually and the cmake percentage helper is already at 16%! I can't wait to compile some stuff with it.

Vim runs in unix-like shells so that means that "/" is used to separate directories. I think it is really weird that windows/dos uses a backslash not a forward slash... Oh well they cannot change that now.

PewDiePie made it popular? That makes sense now. I actually don't know much about him other than what I have learned from an episode of south park. I am such a grandpa. (I hope someone gets that reference...)