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Recent posts by Mate de Vita
Truck: how to make light effect that make whole map bright in Hammer Mapping
Simply remove the hlrad line from your .bat file.
Hlrad is the tool that calculates the lighting of the map.
Simply remove the hlrad line from your .bat file.
Hlrad is the tool that calculates the lighting of the map.
Feb 12
Truck: Java related Qs in Programming Help
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/generics/wildcards.html
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/generics/wildcards.html
Nov 30
Truck: I have no idea whats wrong! in Hammer Mapping
If you rebuild all the walls that have coplanar faces, it will fix the problem, provided you don't do the same mistake again.
deats27 said:
I looked in the log and the parts that are messed up have the texture I used for the walls so if I rebuild all the walls it should fix it right?
If you rebuild all the walls that have coplanar faces, it will fix the problem, provided you don't do the same mistake again.
Nov 19
Truck: Petition to ban gaybomb in General
I hope you realize that as far as AJ is concerned, this is in fact a petition to do the exact opposite of what you want.
I hope you realize that as far as AJ is concerned, this is in fact a petition to do the exact opposite of what you want.
Oct 28
Truck: Java related Qs in Programming Help
What's version control?
superjer said:
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The Right Way™ is to use version control. Any time you are doing anything with code, you should be using version control. Eventually you'll be sorry if you didn't.
Depending on what system you use, you should be able to add your shared code as a submodule, or just a checkout within the larger project. The version control will help you keep them all in sync when you invariably make changes. And it works across any number of systems and prevents catastrophic loss.
The Right Way™ is to use version control. Any time you are doing anything with code, you should be using version control. Eventually you'll be sorry if you didn't.
Depending on what system you use, you should be able to add your shared code as a submodule, or just a checkout within the larger project. The version control will help you keep them all in sync when you invariably make changes. And it works across any number of systems and prevents catastrophic loss.
What's version control?
Sep 24
Truck: Java related Qs in Programming Help
I have a project of self-made classes with generally useful functions, like string manipulations, matrix calculations, power function, etc.
They're categorized into packages according to their field - mathematical classes are in package maths, string related classes are in package strings, etc.
Now say sometime in the future I want to write a program that calculates the roots of the characteristic polynomial of a matrix. I'd like to be able to import the package maths so I can use its classes' functions in said program.
I don't really get what you mean by "bulk import". It's an importing of a single package, isn't that pretty standard? Like importing for example the package java.awt?
phoenix_r said:
Why do you want this bulk import in #1? Are you constantly importing a large group of the same or similar classes? Wouldn't it be more efficient to only load what you need? I can't actually answer your question, just debate itttt.
I have a project of self-made classes with generally useful functions, like string manipulations, matrix calculations, power function, etc.
They're categorized into packages according to their field - mathematical classes are in package maths, string related classes are in package strings, etc.
Now say sometime in the future I want to write a program that calculates the roots of the characteristic polynomial of a matrix. I'd like to be able to import the package maths so I can use its classes' functions in said program.
I don't really get what you mean by "bulk import". It's an importing of a single package, isn't that pretty standard? Like importing for example the package java.awt?
Sep 17
Truck: Java related Qs in Programming Help
OK but how do I import it into a class in a completely different project and a completely different folder on the drive? Can I still import it simply with and it'll find it?
Or do I need to do something special with the CLASSPATH environmental variable or something?
Down Rodeo said:
The directory structure follows the packages, so when you have jPackage.MyClass, you folders would be jPackage/MyClass.java. (Watch for capitals - it might not like that).
OK but how do I import it into a class in a completely different project and a completely different folder on the drive? Can I still import it simply with
code
import jPackage.MyClassOr do I need to do something special with the CLASSPATH environmental variable or something?
Sep 17