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0:12Recap and plan for the day
0:12Recap and plan for the day
0:12Recap and plan for the day
2:42What font information should be included in the asset file? Let's write the usage code first
2:42What font information should be included in the asset file? Let's write the usage code first
2:42What font information should be included in the asset file? Let's write the usage code first
4:35Always write the code you know how to write first
4:35Always write the code you know how to write first
4:35Always write the code you know how to write first
6:06Approaching the text rendering problem writing the usage code first
6:06Approaching the text rendering problem writing the usage code first
6:06Approaching the text rendering problem writing the usage code first
6:44Our goal is to display the debug timers on the screen
6:44Our goal is to display the debug timers on the screen
6:44Our goal is to display the debug timers on the screen
8:44Implementing OverlayCycleCounters
8:44Implementing OverlayCycleCounters
8:44Implementing OverlayCycleCounters
9:56Assuming we have a render_group and the necessary functions to write strings to it
9:56Assuming we have a render_group and the necessary functions to write strings to it
9:56Assuming we have a render_group and the necessary functions to write strings to it
11:57(Aside) Naming the debug counters the cheesy way
11:57(Aside) Naming the debug counters the cheesy way
11:57(Aside) Naming the debug counters the cheesy way
14:29The debug code will take care of the location on the screen of the debug strings
14:29The debug code will take care of the location on the screen of the debug strings
14:29The debug code will take care of the location on the screen of the debug strings
16:21Introducing a separate, globally accessible render_group for debug output
16:21Introducing a separate, globally accessible render_group for debug output
16:21Introducing a separate, globally accessible render_group for debug output
18:47Pros and cons of using a separate render_group type
18:47Pros and cons of using a separate render_group type
18:47Pros and cons of using a separate render_group type
20:16Implementing DEBUGTextLine
20:16Implementing DEBUGTextLine
20:16Implementing DEBUGTextLine
24:06Calling OverlayCycleCounters
24:06Calling OverlayCycleCounters
24:06Calling OverlayCycleCounters
24:54Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup
24:54Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup
24:54Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup
26:17Allocating memory for the DEBUGRenderGroup
26:17Allocating memory for the DEBUGRenderGroup
26:17Allocating memory for the DEBUGRenderGroup
27:14Rendering the DEBUGRenderGroup to the output
27:14Rendering the DEBUGRenderGroup to the output
27:14Rendering the DEBUGRenderGroup to the output
28:53Using BeginRender and EndRender to reset the graphics push_buffer_size and avoid recreating render groups
28:53Using BeginRender and EndRender to reset the graphics push_buffer_size and avoid recreating render groups
28:53Using BeginRender and EndRender to reset the graphics push_buffer_size and avoid recreating render groups
31:02Sanity checks to protect against possible mistakes when calling or failing to call BeginRender and EndRender
31:02Sanity checks to protect against possible mistakes when calling or failing to call BeginRender and EndRender
31:02Sanity checks to protect against possible mistakes when calling or failing to call BeginRender and EndRender
34:15Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup to display bitmaps
34:15Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup to display bitmaps
34:15Setting up the DEBUGRenderGroup to display bitmaps
34:29Configuring the DEBUGRenderGroup to use an orthographic projection
34:29Configuring the DEBUGRenderGroup to use an orthographic projection
34:29Configuring the DEBUGRenderGroup to use an orthographic projection
36:03Testing what we have so far
36:03Testing what we have so far
36:03Testing what we have so far
36:51Drawing a line of letters
36:51Drawing a line of letters
36:51Drawing a line of letters
37:49Advancing to the next line
37:49Advancing to the next line
37:49Advancing to the next line
39:22Implementing DEBUGReset to bring the text back to the first line
39:22Implementing DEBUGReset to bring the text back to the first line
39:22Implementing DEBUGReset to bring the text back to the first line
41:24Including lower-case letters in the asset file
41:24Including lower-case letters in the asset file
41:24Including lower-case letters in the asset file
43:36We have lower-case letters
43:36We have lower-case letters
43:36We have lower-case letters
43:53Special-casing spaces
43:53Special-casing spaces
43:53Special-casing spaces
44:55Moving the text to the top-left corner
44:55Moving the text to the top-left corner
44:55Moving the text to the top-left corner
46:10Using pixels as the unit for the DEBUGRenderGroup
46:10Using pixels as the unit for the DEBUGRenderGroup
46:10Using pixels as the unit for the DEBUGRenderGroup
48:36We can't use the looped live code editing to change global variables
48:36We can't use the looped live code editing to change global variables
48:36We can't use the looped live code editing to change global variables
50:53Resetting AtY to a more appropriate position
50:53Resetting AtY to a more appropriate position
50:53Resetting AtY to a more appropriate position
51:40Resetting LeftEdge a more appropriate position
51:40Resetting LeftEdge a more appropriate position
51:40Resetting LeftEdge a more appropriate position
52:10Testing what we have so far and preview of coming attractions
52:10Testing what we have so far and preview of coming attractions
52:10Testing what we have so far and preview of coming attractions
54:11Q&A
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54:11Q&A
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54:11Q&A
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54:34Kelimion Will you be addressing the subscript, superscript, en-space, em-space and other types of space tomorrow as well?
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54:34Kelimion Will you be addressing the subscript, superscript, en-space, em-space and other types of space tomorrow as well?
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54:34Kelimion Will you be addressing the subscript, superscript, en-space, em-space and other types of space tomorrow as well?
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56:33BrainCruser Will you add edges to the font?
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56:33BrainCruser Will you add edges to the font?
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56:33BrainCruser Will you add edges to the font?
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57:00Renroh What's the difference between making a game in C++ and making a game in Java?
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57:00Renroh What's the difference between making a game in C++ and making a game in Java?
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57:00Renroh What's the difference between making a game in C++ and making a game in Java?
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59:40BrainCruser Yes outlines
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59:40BrainCruser Yes outlines
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59:40BrainCruser Yes outlines
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1:00:06Robrobby Hi Casey, question on the array you typed and pulled out again: u32 char[ ][ 2 ] <-- Is this an array with pairs of u32's? I would have expected u32[ [ ], [ ] ]
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1:00:06Robrobby Hi Casey, question on the array you typed and pulled out again: u32 char[ ][ 2 ] <-- Is this an array with pairs of u32's? I would have expected u32[ [ ], [ ] ]
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1:00:06Robrobby Hi Casey, question on the array you typed and pulled out again: u32 char[ ][ 2 ] <-- Is this an array with pairs of u32's? I would have expected u32[ [ ], [ ] ]
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1:00:22Doing arrays in C
1:00:22Doing arrays in C
1:00:22Doing arrays in C
1:06:27Reading C declarations
1:06:27Reading C declarations
1:06:27Reading C declarations
1:13:26insofaras Will you implement colored text, and would the color info be embedded in the text itself like Quake used to use ^1 for red?
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1:13:26insofaras Will you implement colored text, and would the color info be embedded in the text itself like Quake used to use ^1 for red?
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1:13:26insofaras Will you implement colored text, and would the color info be embedded in the text itself like Quake used to use ^1 for red?
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1:14:08cubercaleb Do programmers actually use that crazy array semantics that you just showed off?
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1:14:08cubercaleb Do programmers actually use that crazy array semantics that you just showed off?
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1:14:08cubercaleb Do programmers actually use that crazy array semantics that you just showed off?
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1:15:05insofaras You didn't answer the bit about how if the color info would be embedded in the text as control codes or not
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1:15:05insofaras You didn't answer the bit about how if the color info would be embedded in the text as control codes or not
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1:15:05insofaras You didn't answer the bit about how if the color info would be embedded in the text as control codes or not
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1:16:41Implement colour code parsing
1:16:41Implement colour code parsing
1:16:41Implement colour code parsing
1:20:21BrainCruser In some object oriented languages things can become that complicated
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1:20:21BrainCruser In some object oriented languages things can become that complicated
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1:20:21BrainCruser In some object oriented languages things can become that complicated
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1:20:29noxy_key Would printing text to a separate bitmap background be easier than putting it straight on top of the game background?
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1:20:29noxy_key Would printing text to a separate bitmap background be easier than putting it straight on top of the game background?
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1:20:29noxy_key Would printing text to a separate bitmap background be easier than putting it straight on top of the game background?
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1:20:42insofaras Nice, that was very quick to implement
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1:20:42insofaras Nice, that was very quick to implement
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1:20:42insofaras Nice, that was very quick to implement
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1:20:50Vavassor How about a 2D array of function pointers? Might have been why a few of those variants didn't compile because it thought you were declaring a function pointer array (*Foo)
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1:20:50Vavassor How about a 2D array of function pointers? Might have been why a few of those variants didn't compile because it thought you were declaring a function pointer array (*Foo)
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1:20:50Vavassor How about a 2D array of function pointers? Might have been why a few of those variants didn't compile because it thought you were declaring a function pointer array (*Foo)
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1:21:01IxNoxidexI Around how many more episodes until the switch from software rendering to hardware rendering?
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1:21:01IxNoxidexI Around how many more episodes until the switch from software rendering to hardware rendering?
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1:21:01IxNoxidexI Around how many more episodes until the switch from software rendering to hardware rendering?
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1:21:23cubercaleb Can you rotate and transform the text?
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1:21:23cubercaleb Can you rotate and transform the text?
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1:21:23cubercaleb Can you rotate and transform the text?
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1:22:57Implement font scale code parsing
1:22:57Implement font scale code parsing
1:22:57Implement font scale code parsing
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1:24:50Stream has ended
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1:24:50Stream has ended
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