Hey guys! I've seen plenty of AABB around here, and that's good and all, but a lot of my friends (not on these forums) can ONLY understand AABB. That's not a good thing, because AABB is very limited: it's great at what it does, but it's very, very terrible at what it's not meant to do. I decided to ...

Liking the Illuminati icon, slime! ;) I do think the object API is a bit unnecessary, but I guess it makes it more challenging. For the point of the challenge: do spaces and newlines / tabs count as "characters"? Yes. Also, the point of forcing the methods was to make it a challenge. As k...

The specifications are "create an object", meaning you can use :push and :pop to modify the stack. s={} doesn't give the "push" and "pop" methods, and the above doesn't quite create an object, although it's certainly interesting.

Your task is to implement the shortest and cleanest form of a stack in Lua. To have your code pass this challenge, you need to have a "push" method of the stack object, which accepts a value and adds it to the top of the stack, and a "pop" method of the stack object, which remove...

Obviously the raw if would have to be implemented in the host language, but you could then overwrite 'if' to do weird things if you want. Flexible. Dangerous. I like it. I'm currently reading Practical LISP, and pretty much LISP does just that , where you can redefine the whole language if you want...

Dunno how long this is going to be, but here I go. What inspires you guys to program? I program for the sake of programming. It feels... right. It's logic. It works. It's how my mind works. One specific flow, complicated yet elegant, natural, flowing... it just gives me the best feeling in the world...

Lots of things are functions rather than built-in features to allow power and would have some nice syntactic sugar to hide this. For example, an if statement might look like this: if(blahblah == 'hi'){ whatever } But 'if' is a function. For example, an 'equivalent' Lua thing would be like local func...

I can't do the cross-eyed thing... I'm supposed to cross my eyes until the dots line up in the center, right?

Also, awesome! Thanks for linking that tutorial.

My feedback; good concept, annoying sound for laser (eeeek), and needs more difficulty, but otherwise it's fine.

...I see you didn't use my suggestions. :( Scene * Define scene * Collection of verticies and shapes - Right now, working with just shapes Fill scene with rand. verts * Explain negative z = forward (why, mr. oysi?) Start basic render code * Explain 'projection' - Define - Mention we're doing 3d -> 2...