xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ryo Too bad all the documentation and tutorials for SDL use C++, but if you know both you can easily understand how to use it with C.

LazyFoo seems to have the best SDL tutorials. It's all in C++ though, but I think you can easily translate the knowledge to C.

https://lazyfoo.net/tutorials/SDL/index.php

He actually got an email once saying that he should rewrite his tutorials in C, but he replied bringing up the "tool-box fallacy".

https://lazyfoo.net/articles/article11_top-ten-mistakes-game-programmers-make/index.php

@ryo I was going to recommend Pygame as an alternative to Love2D (even though Python is much slower than Lua) but it turns out that Pygame is also CuckFlared.

There is also Gosu (which I never used). It's built on top of SDL and supports C++ and Ruby. I think I might try it if MonoGame goes to complete shit or if MIcrosoft finally fucks over C# gamedevs.

https://www.libgosu.org/

@ryo I never used SDL directly. I have tried SFML, but my C++ knowledge (namely using pointers and dynamic variables effectively) was limited at the time. I'd say it's much easier than SDL since it has built-in features like a 2D camera and networking.

I would probably recommend SDL over SFML only because SDL is supported on more platforms, namely obscure ones like Haiku, RISC OS, Amiga OS, etc. I do know that SFML doesn't support Wayland so it isn't compatible with Linux distros using that. In fact, SFML doesn't even support iOS and Android yet.

@ryo Only problem with SFML is that they refuse to add Wayland support.

@coolboymew Fighting capitalism with... capitalism.

Added alert text at certain points when enemy ships come from behind.

@mikuphile @allison Yeah, but it's bytecode so it's not doing lexical analysis, creating parse trees, etc on the fly.

@ryo Oh yeah, also....
>I noticed perfectly flat snowlands while watching out of the window
That fits perfectly with the "official" oblate spheroid model. The poles are flatter than the rest of the globe.

@neo @Telvannichad @ryo You can do that without AJAX. Just have an external script that puts down a few links via document.writeln() or innerHTML.

@ryo There goes one of my favorite video game franchises.

@ryo @Telvannichad @neo I'm kind of tempted to use it just so I can have a navbar that I can change on every page without server-side scripting or editing each individual page.

@matrix I'm such a hateful bigot just for thinking that being straight is normal and for believing in free association.

@matrix @hj Anyone who answers "agree" or "strongly agree" needs to an hero now. You don't value your life anyway.