Virtual whiteboard source now available

Hey, I decided to add my virtual whiteboard project (lboard) to my github repositories.

Feel free to check it out here.

I'll be looking into different methods of tracking movement where colour isn't the only method used. So far, that's all I've seen.


That is all for now.
Stay tuned!

Mistakes can be cool too.

"We're ghosts"

Well, mistakes can be cool too.

This is a screenshot of the output for my virtual whiteboard application. I was tinkering around with it and decided to move some things around. I also decided to try a different method for isolating the things that moved, but that didn't work. I'll try again later however.

I've moved back to the old method, but I've kept the changes in the code that I've moved around. I'll look for another method later.

And with that, I bid you all a farewell to go play some Super Smash Bros. Melee!

Looking for a game engine

Well, I'm no longer looking for one.

I found one, and it's called Cube 2: Sauerbraten.
I played Cube a lot before, and Assault Cube, which was based on Cube a lot.
Cube 2 is the redesigned version.

I probably won't end up creating anything playable, but I will have fun trying.

EDIT


I'll probably end up using Crystal Space 3D for the engine, simply because it has Python scripting, and because a part of Cube 2 doesn't quite work for me, and I can't seem to figure it out.

Cleaned up

Well, I just removed a ton of posts from the blog simply because they were either

• old
• had dead links
• old

I guess you won't be seeing them anymore, unless there's a cached version of this site floating around somewhere on the interwebs.

SPWiki

I started to make my own wiki script simply because I didn't like any of the other wiki scripts.

As of right now, the current features are:

1. WYSIWYG Editing
2. Revisions (though viewing them is another story)
3. Caching (works well)
4. Easy templating

A parser is to be added to that list soon, along with simple wiki syntax.

I'll start debugging it after I get a few more edits done.

Here's the link to the github page.