Recently I was tasked with writing some code to convert between arbitrary time zones. I did some research and there are a few good libraries out there for C++ that make this task easy. I decided out implementation would use boost. We already use boost to handle various other things within our code base and […]
Visual Studio – Cross platform mobile development with C++.
09/25/2015 By Leave a Comment
I’ve been playing around in Visual Studio 2015, specifically with the cross platform C++ development tools. I started off by creating an OpenGLES Android/iOS project and trying a few things out in the sample project. I was able to build get the Android and iOS builds to work but not without running into a few headaches […]
MonoGame – Getting Started.
05/15/2014 By 1 Comment
I’ve spent some time this week learning more about MonoGame and testing it’s feasibility for use in Slug Chronicles. Needless to say, at this point in time MonoGame is receiving a serious amount of developer love from it’s contributors. I’m guessing that my approach to this has been a bit off the beaten path because […]
Rant about SDK’s and Slug Chronicles Update 3
05/06/2014 By Leave a Comment
I haven’t been able to devote as much time to slug chronicles over the past few months as I would have liked, given that I have some updates as to the progress of the game. First, I would like to announce that all future slug chronicle specific update will be posted at http://www.slugchronicles.com , I’ll be […]
A Note about using MonoDevelop and Custom Formatting.
11/12/2013 By 3 Comments
I ran into an issue with MonoDevelop that was extremely annoying. I upgraded to the latest unity build this morning and it came bundled with a new version of MonoDevelop (4.0.1). There seems to be some nice changes in here but one of the first things I noticed was that my code was not being […]
6 things I wish I knew about Unity3D when I first started.
07/08/2013 By 2 Comments
If you are a traditional game programmer such as myself, and never really dealt much with scripting then learning some of the paradigms of Unity3D can be somewhat shocking. It’s easy to learn once you change the way you think about how you are making games. Here are a few things I wish I would […]
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