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10/25/1999 11:34:00 AM:Jason Merlo
Just a quick note: I updated this on
10/25/99. I fixed a bonehead bug that
was causing the screen to get updated
200 times each scan instead of 1.
You'll notice that it's a *lot* faster
now. I also minimized the number of
class property accesses and added a
speed control. Enjoy!
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10/26/1999 10:37:00 AM:Jason Merlo
Another update 10/26/99. I fixed a bug
in the ballistics model that was making
the ball elasticity not work quite
right. Now the balls will never bounce
forever. I also cleaned up the display
routine: Now the EraseBall function is
no longer used, and all of the shadows
are drawn first so that shadows don't
overlap balls. The 3-D effect is much
better as a result. This will be the
last update, promise!
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11/16/1999 6:02:00 PM:Freaky
Thanks your very interesting
program.
It surely is interesting~~~
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12/8/1999 7:04:00 PM:[]D [] []V[] []D
This program is tight
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5/7/2000 12:56:16 AM:Dustin Davis
He's right, this is sweet. Good job man
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7/31/2000 10:39:14 PM:ASV
Thanks for a lovely progie, that's
truly addictive. However, looking
through the code I have found several
minor errors, such as passing values to
nowhere etc. Is there any chance you
could correct these? Many thanks.
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8/27/2000 10:22:38 PM:Dark Angel
ASV, you seem to have plenty of time on
your hands, want to analyse a couple of
programes of mine for me ?
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10/23/2000 2:32:38 AM:Nathan Chere
2Mb for a little explosion
effect?
Shocking optimization (or lack
of), but otherwise nice effect.
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4/2/2001 1:49:27 PM:Jason Merlo
NOTE: Fracas version 1.1, which uses
this code, is available at
www.smozzie.com for free download.
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6/15/2001 8:36:50 AM:Sinister
Ha ha ha! too cool
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