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Posts posted by Slimwaffle
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Is there any documentation anywhere showing all the steam-works commands. It has a few things I would like to take advantage of.
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I have been following the steamworks instructions. And I need to import the steam api in order to implement controller support.
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I got it all working now turns out that leadwerks automatically runs them side by side somehow. Now I just need to figure out how to import steam_api.h because when I try to visual studio says it can't find the file.
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Thanks I found it.
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Hey guys.
I just bought the professional version so that I can redo my game in c++. This was so I can add things in from the steam SDK.
So I am wanting to know how it works? Can I run c++ alongside lua? Do I need to recode all my lua scripts? If so does this mean I have to create a new project that states it is a c++ project?
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You guys can ignore this one. Not sure why. But deleting everything in the leadwerks folder and re importing fixed it.
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I have a custom emu that I tried to put into leadwerks. All the animations work with the various AI scripts I have. But for some reason. The collisions aren't working. I have tried setting the collision to every possible type. Nothing works. Bullets just pass right through it. And when the AI scripts are attached it triggers animations but no damage is caused.Everything is in the zip attached.
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Is the code going to look the same if my game was built using lua?
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Hey guys.
I am just wondering how multiplayer code actually works.
So I want to make it so one person can host. Their game does all the loading of trees and enemies and such and does all the saving.
So I saw a post about sending messages from player to host.
Does this mean I have to send player position and health and so on to server?
What would a message sending player health actually look like?
And do I have to do this for every single thing that happens(bullets, damage, inventory, position e.t.c)?
And do I have to send all the game info from host back to client?
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Hey guys
I just have a few questions about minimum requirements. So for my game I have noticed that it plays on some 2gb cards but not all and if the GPU use gets to 100% the game crashes.
I am wondering just how low I can get the minimum requirements and what things I would need to change.
I don't want the game to be pixel like (like minecraft) and remain 3d.
But the only thing I can think of to bring the min req down is by redoing all my textures in 256 instead of 1k.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I want this thing to run as low end as possible.
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I was able to temporarily fix this by rolling back my GPU driver and updating to the leadwerks beta build.
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Without having made any changes to my project. Now all of a sudden my game crashes every time I load the map.
The only thing that has changed is I updated my nvidia driver.
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I'm not sure whyt but this seems to work fine now. My only issue atm is holes in my navmesh but from what I can tell thats because I changed the terrain size after I first set up the world size to something smaller.
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Can't upload in a private message because even zipped up the project folder size exceeds 1gb
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thanks
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Is there a way to do it privately?
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Leadwerks keeps crashing when trying to publish as a standalone. Causing it to not publish properly.
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I am finding that I am getting massive holes in my navmesh. This has caused other problems with my AIs. I have tried everything there is no way to fix it.Then collision errors;
enemies randomly collide with terrain and vanish this sometimes breaks game physics and the player starts doing weird things.
If anything exists below the terrain code stops working on it and if you try to interact with it the game crashes.
Between the navmesh issues being caused by the engine. Its just not even feasible having enemies in my project at all. And that is depressing.
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I will try to make it if I can but its at like 2am for me.
In case I don't the things I wanted to ask about or bring up;
Can we publish the games as a 64bit game and not a 32 bit? If not can you add it please.
The number one thing I would like to see is a brush like the vegetation brush that allows the placement of prefabs with scripts attached.
Also it could just be my game and code but; If I try to interect with anything below the level of my terrain my game crashes.
Again could just be me but I get random collision errors often enemies collide with the terrain somehow and vanish sometimes causing a crash.
Entity count; I have noticed I can have unlimited number without a hit to FPS. But the second I attach scripts FPS takes a hit. I would like to see some kind of system that when using the view range the game ignores entities that can't be seen.
Sorry if this is the wrong place to put this.
And by the way I am loving Leadwerks. This engine is amazing.
I just found out today a guy was able to play my game on a pc with no dedicated GPU and the cpu handling it.
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This will sound stupid but what is instancing?
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I have been doing some testing my end. It seems to be some kind of scene overload. Non scripted entities I can have as much as I want with very little impact. But prefabs of the same entites with scripts attached slow everything down significantly.
I can load 100 or 200 prefabs not a problem and still get around 40fps. But when I try to generate the 1000 or 2000 I am aiming for this halves.
I think I need to come up with a way to make the computer ignore entities until they are in range.
I am thinking some kind of distance check to show and hide them. I'm just not sure on the best way to do it. Because a world loop in the UpdateWorld function would also slow the fps significantly.
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Sure thing I will send you a steam key in private message. If you need access to the project itself let me know in private message.
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Even turning off shadows does nothing to boost FPS. I can get FPS to drop easily but it never increases past 30fps.
lua to C++
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I found these commands;
Steamworks::Initialize();
Steamworks::InitializeController();
Steamworks::steamcontroller;
visual studio says that they are using lua.
Does that mean that using my lua scripts for main.lua and stuff. That I can reference the steam API using Steamworks: ?