Octohunter

I'm in for sure, Terraria's one of my favorite games 

I heard these were in an older version of Eclipse and I was wondering if anyone still had them.

Yes, I have; I think the problem isn't that it runs slow on other computers, it's that it runs fast on mine; my brother and I have the same laptop.

Anyone?

The problem is not with the connection, it's with the client; on one computer it runs much faster than all the others.

I retested, and it's not a problem with the server client on the same computer at all, sorry for the confusion. On one computer, the client runs faster than on the other computer, and this causes the fast client to be able to cause the player to move faster than players on the slower client.

No, as in the game physically runs slower; it's not a problem with lag. Everything happens slower (for example, the movement from one tile to another takes 2 seconds instead of 1).

Does anyone else have this problem? On my brother's computer the movement speed is hella slow, while on mine the character moves fine.

Does a such procedure exist? For example, if I have a loop that runs on a timer, is there a way to delay the start of the next cycle until another condition is met?

Anyone? 

Haha, I didn't even notice the link was broken. Thanks! @TheNorthHarrier: Who are you, exactly? I can guess, but I'd rather not have a guess be wrong.

Wow, this is sad…

This summer, I went to a camp where I learned how to use Xcode. So I made a game. [http://itunes.apple….98902?ls=1&mt=8](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spikes/id551498902?ls=1&mt=8) or, if you don't want to click on the link… "In this graphically simplistic arcade game, colorblind and telekinetic hedgehog Spike sets out on a valiant quest to rid the world of color… starting by destroying balloons! Roll Spike across the screen and aid him as he launches a variety of projectiles towards floating balloons. Choose between different costumes, each with their own special effect. Launch spikes, hurl lightning bolts, shoot cannonballs, throw bladed stars... the choice is yours. Just pop the balloons." It's not free, but there is a free version in progress; I just have to fix some things first. Of course, if you were to buy it, that would be great  Comments, questions, ideas?

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You want instant gratification? Try Game Maker. It may seem childish, but it's a great way to get hooked on programming; I started with it in early 4th grade, and from there I gained the patience to rip apart Eclipse and get a feel of basically how everything works. Then I got into Xcode/Objective-C and started programming iPhone apps. Even today, I still use it sometimes when I need to test a theory, considering I know it much better than I know any other programming language.

@Deathbeam: Thanks, but I'm not quite sure what it's fixing; I think this worked fine on vanilla EO 2.0, haha. @ICT: That's actually a really good idea, I'll take a look at that later.

Bump again, and update: One of the three developer slots is taken.

EDIT: Problem solved.

Buuuuuuuuuump…

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[](http://www.freemmorpgmaker.com/files/imagehost/#19f10192fd43d0cbc0a6458dc9e47a6e.png) [http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/index.php?/topic/123843-clockwork-a-2d-steampunk-orpg/](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/index.php?/topic/123843-clockwork-a-2d-steampunk-orpg/) Although I'm decent at programming and half-decent at pixeling, I recently discovered that I lack both the patience and motivation to actually create in-game content, leaving my steampunk ORPG, Clockwork, in a half-suspended state. In order to push Clockwork back on the assembly line, I have decided, barring previous experiences, to once more try looking for prospective team members. So, Clockwork is looking for two or maybe three content developers (content meaning items, spells, NPCs, quests, maps, etc.). You do not have to be able to program or sprite. If you would like to apply, either PM me or post here using the following form: Name: Preferred Contact Method: Time Zone: Examples of Mapping/Development: Previous Games Worked On: Other Information: Also, it is strongly preferred that you have a decent to good grasp of the English language; grammar and spelling errors can really destract from a projects quality. (as shown) Thank you. STATUS: 1/3

Okay, I did some more testing. When the disconnections occur, they are strictly client-side; the client can still display and recieve messages and such from other players and the server, but the disconnected client is incapable of doing anything itself. I discovered that if the server sends a command to the client (e.g. making the player admin) the client automatically reconnects. Does anybody have any solutions?

I checked and it's completely empty. I'm not sure whether this has to do with some sort of server overload or not, because I had a similar problem with another piece of code that was related to a server overload. I'll just do more tests for now.

About 1/2 of the time, whenever a player dies in my game (usually, the deaths that cause the problems happen rapidly one after the other), it either… a. cuts them off from the server b. glitches the server and forces everyone to relog in Does anyone know if this is a default problem or have similar problems?

If I have a tutorial that was made using parts of another's code as a base, but is very different, can I still submit it? EDIT: Never mind, I just reread the rules