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#31
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 13, 2011, 10:20:09 PM
That was a solid story ...so we're commemorating their epic battle with an Easter Egg, right? :P

Bwahahahaha that part may have been the greatest few lines in the movie. "Sesame street fo Life"? Can I get that on a T-shirt? :D DAMN! I should have known; indexing of friends begins at 0... touche, your internets has bested mine :P That... that made no sense... this is normally where I say "FUCK IT, WE'LL DO IT LIVE" but I feel like that would be stepping on Farley's turf...
#32
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 13, 2011, 08:19:43 PM
3- Really? They were that bad? *looks around on the forums* huh... that was kind of the best way to describe it. Meh, beggars can't be choosers... Muppet Movie was awesome, a little sad though :(

Hahahaha Number 1?! U S A! U S A! U S A! :P

Nice to meet you Conky/Adam/Non-voted Community Moderator, I'll call you Cronky for short. XP Whoa. Uber intense eye; can't show that in public, may be illegal in some places.
#33
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 13, 2011, 06:47:08 PM
was your pointless back story done at the last minute and at great expense, and therefore pointless, (like the credits of Monty Python and the Holy Grail)?

:D Well, to all the trolls; (all 3 of them?):


But I feel like there's an epic story here that's not being told; how did time agent and dread get banned? ...and can we do this like the intro-story to Aladin? Or Dr. Horrible style? Either would be acceptable.

Lips, ass; check. :P Haha I'm here to stay, I don't want any dexterity skills to go to waste. As long as Frvge and Lennard keep giving me jobs, I'll keep turning things around as best I can :D

3 commas?! Did we just become best friends?


If you're playing along, there are 5 allusions to movies above, 4 are obvious and one's hidden, super secret prize to anybody who finds them all.


If I was mean I would make that last line my signature *maniacal laugh*
#34
Quote from: Pusianka on December 12, 2011, 09:31:10 AM
So... What you guys think of old spice commercials?

I think I should study like a scholar, scholar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ArIj236UHs
#35
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 12, 2011, 09:41:18 PM
It's finals week in a college town; between drunk frat boys and exams I'm out of scared-ness (new word? I sound like Pu...)
#36
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 12, 2011, 08:35:53 PM
Haha I think I can manage :)
#37
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 12, 2011, 03:13:31 PM
False.

#38
General / Off-Topic / Re: New Kid on the Block
December 12, 2011, 02:25:11 PM
haha I'm pretty sure the entire internet is a haven for trolls; somehow online anonymity is a free license to be a douche

No worries, Farley :) It means that if I do a good job I'll be a full-time development team member (hopefully)

Pusianka- no pressure or anything haha :P Well, if it means anything, they just partially brought me on board, so at least they're looking for new people, right?

Quote from: Pusianka on December 12, 2011, 11:13:55 AM
Quote from: Farley4Fan on December 12, 2011, 09:45:47 AM
Quote from: Pusianka on December 12, 2011, 09:26:12 AM
desperatness(/desperacy?)

I'm sorry pu, but we were looking for desperation...  Thanks for playing.   ;)

shit...

ahhahahaha give him a break; he's... Russian? Polish? Can I play the ignorant American card here?
#39
General / Off-Topic / New Kid on the Block
December 12, 2011, 05:13:02 AM
Hey everybody,
    Thought I would post and introduce myself; I'm BearInATie, and it looks like I'm the new Trial Dev-team member. I'm 19, an American, and studying for a master's in computer science. I'm new to UDK, but hopefully that won't stop me. AMA I guess :)
#40
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 10, 2011, 09:56:01 AM
Hey Frvge,
     Just wanted to let you know I'm done with the energy mod. I made a short youtube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyOrwkjBsfs) showing it off. Let me know how you want me to get the source / map to you since all of that is a little large for a PM. It's 4am here, I'm going to bed haha
#41
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 10, 2011, 01:31:17 AM
Haha my bad- I figured you were making sure I knew what it was. Well it's getting there; I've got the energy variable / display and a button for recharging working; now it's on to the constant decrease and end scenarios
#42
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 09, 2011, 12:53:36 AM
Not a problem :) And of course-

---begin OOP rant---
     So object oriented programming is the concept that concrete and abstract objects can be represented by a set of variables (I'll use a pen throughout this example) and a set of actions, or functions, (which makes them different from the stuct data type like you would find in C++). For example, if I coded a pen object, I could say "String inkColor = "blue";" and know that the pen will produce blue ink. I can also say things like:
Pen p = new Pen();
p.drawLine(2);
Where the pen will draw a line of length 2 units (whatever they've been deemed to be) in blue ink, as stated before.
      Yay, great wonderful- what does this mean / why does this matter? It matters because of things like encapsulation and inheritance. Inheritance meaning I could have a "writingUtinsel" class that has a thickness and a color, but classes such as pen and chalk could be children of this class with their own attributes and functions (pen might have removeCap() and chalk could have washAway() ) while maintaining their color and thickness from writingUtinsel. These classes could even have their own children like erasablePen and sidewalkChalk with even more functions. So why does that even matter? Because of encapsulation; it's everywhere in UDK; we may not know how the Pawn class works (be able to see its source code), but we know that given X and Y we're presented with Z, and that's all we really care about. This is wonderful for development; programmer A no longer cares how B did his job, just that it works, making his job far less complicated.
     These are just a few examples, but I think I've proven my point; I know object oriented programming
--end long rant--


I would be more than happy to do something like that :) I'll bring myself up to speed again and run through it. I should have it to you in a few days.

#43
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 08, 2011, 08:46:01 PM
Ok, thank you Frvge- I'm keeping my fingers crossed
#44
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 08, 2011, 01:08:27 AM
I sent the source code in a PM like you asked; 18 hours of sleep, eh? I thought I was the bear, shouldn't I hibernate for that long? Haha bad joke...
#45
Join Us / Re: UDK Programmer Application
December 08, 2011, 12:34:04 AM
Hey Frvge :)
     Unfortunately I can't release the HIVE source code- that's not mine to give out, but I would be more than happy to send you the python source, what works best for sending it? It uses the Panda3D engine and a few models I picked up from Alice.org