So what project are you working on?
Submitted by Moonside in programming
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twovests wrote
Ooh is lost-levels published? It'd be cool to check that out
lainproliant wrote
It's going through a rewrite, but I can share with you the old version.
lainproliant wrote
https://github.com/lainproliant/lost-levels
Run submodules.sh to pull down the submodules, then make to build. Requires sdl2 and sdl2-image.
There's two demos: quadtree that shows the breakdown of a quadtree that would be used for collision detection, and simple that I use as a benchmarking tool to see how many sprites I can get on the screen before framerate starts to suffer.
lainproliant wrote
I'm working on a few different things, balancing load across them based on whatever I feel like working on at any given time.
moonlight: A set of utilities for everyday C++ coding that make life easier, used in almost all of my C++ projects. It's effectively an overhaul of this which I wrote a few years ago: https://github.com/lainproliant/toolbox-cpplost-levels: A 2D game engine.bakery: A python-based dependency driven build system: https://github.com/lainproliant/python3-bakerypixart-queue: Part of a RPi project where the RPi is mounted in a shadowbox frame along with a 16x16 RGB LED grid.pixart-queueis an agent running on the RPi which will respond to requests in a Slack channel and will add images, animations, or printouts to its circular display queue.jotdown: An extension for annotating notes, tasks, and appointments on top of Markdown, along with some helpful self-organization utilities to go along with it.