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pgimeno

I haven't looked into lua-enet, but if that timeout is what I think it is (i.e. internally passed to a select() call) then it's intended for pausing the thread until either something is received, or the timeout expires, whichever comes first. It's useful in the case of a multithreaded application wi...

pgimeno

Would this help?

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pgimeno

I said:

pgimeno wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 12:07 am You can replace them all at once, by overriding the default pairs() function with this one:
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function pairs(t)
  return next, t, nil
end

Alas, that won't work. You need a different name, otherwise it compiles to the same thing.

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function xpairs(t)
  return next, t, nil
end

pgimeno

I believe he meant:

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  for k,v in pairs(t) do

can be replaced with:

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  for k,v in next,t do

You can replace them all at once, by overriding the default pairs() function with this one:

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function pairs(t)
  return next, t, nil
end

pgimeno

kikonen wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 2:45 pm I did look into Lovr, and might look into it more later (when getting VR headset and having inspriration to experiment with that).

I believe lovr supports traditional 3D without a VR headset (just so you know; since you already have ODE it seems you're all set anyway)

pgimeno

The problem with binary libraries is platform support. I don't have a windows machine to check it.

Anyway, lovr has built-in 3D physics (although lovr doesn't work well on my machine for some reason).

pgimeno

MWTab wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 9:21 pm Btw, is there a way to mark this topic solved?

By editing the first post and changing the topic.

pgimeno

EAFP (Easer to ask for forgiveness than permission)

pgimeno

To get back on topic, I was watching a video about an Arkanoid-type game which abuses physics, and found it very interesting, so I tried to reproduce the setup of one of the levels (level 3, minute 4:35 in the video) with Löve using love.physics. The result, while not as polished, was mesmerizing en...

pgimeno

Each UTF-8 character above the ASCII range consists of a byte in the range C0-FF followed by one or more bytes in the range 80-BF (the exact range is a bit more restricted but that's irrelevant here). If you don't remove all the bytes from the character, you get an error like the one you're getting....

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