PIDs: Creating Stable Control in Games
Experiments I did for implementing tag plays in The Ump Show. For the tag play to work, the runner has to arrive at the plate at a very specific time. I am working on a baseball video game with 3D characters. Sometimes the characters need to move and they need to get to specific locations at specific times. But that’s tricky to do. The problem is that the character runs via animation. Similar to h
Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres — Greg Egan
Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres by Greg Egan A sheet of paper or a piece of fabric can lie perfectly flat on a table, but it can also be rolled up into a cylinder or a cone, and twisted in certain ways, without being stretched or sheared. Figures drawn on the material when it lies flat retain their shape, in the sense that distances measured within the material itself are unchanged by the way it
Planes, Spheres and Pseudospheres | Hacker News
I don't get it. He has a 500 gigabyte monthly quota, and the single page linked here is 270 megabytes (!) according to another comment (I didn't check but it's full of unnecessarily hi-res movies in .gif format). Why does he assume that 2000 hits of a page in 6 hours is so implausible that it must be "a weird malicious bot attack, or some kind of web crawler stuck in a loop"? That's only 5 hits a
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