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Can coppercube run long loops (i.e 1000+) during runtime without hanging? |
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And also, does the ccbgetCollisionPointOfLineWithWorld() function calculate collision from inside a collider? I mean does the line collide with the collider it is inside? |
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There is no limit to how long the time delay can run. If you mean a for loop with 1,000 objects to iterate over then depends on what you need to check each loop...if simple then yes, if complex then maybe / maybe not... Collision point doesnt look at the player - anything else will be checked though... |
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Thanks. And another thing... Shader programming is almost impossible to learn. Like I've tried to understand what they are doing but it feels like a different thing entirely from programming... Please if you or anyone knows any good website where I can learn please recommend because if there is anything I gate about coppercube programming it's the shader aspect. 
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It depends Ram Memory of the computer. 4gb ram can be. But 8gb ram is better. |
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you can optimize code so that program performs better: put var statements with initialization together, like so: var myInt = 0, myString = "ohLaLa", myPos = new vector3D(0,0,0); dont do: if ( ccbDoSomething(ccbGetSomething() ) === 0) { } or for (var i=0; i<ccbDoSomething(ccbGetSomething() ); i++) { } but : var mGet = ccbGetSomething; var mDo = ccbDoSomething(myGet); if ( mDo === 0) { } or for (var i=0; i<mDo; i++) { } this reduces the execution calls to ccb and js functions and therefore is more efficient |
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Err... Does coppercube support JavaScript Json? |
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wrote: Err... Does coppercube support JavaScript Json? In the meantime PLEASE start migrating your JSON-using applications over to Crockford’s json2.js. It is fully compatible with the ECMAScript 5 specification and gracefully degrades if a native (faster!) implementation exists. There are two primary methods for handling JSON: JSON.parse (which converts a JSON string into a JavaScript object) and JSON.stringify (which convert a JavaScript object into a serialized string). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22883743/how-can-i-write-an-array-to-a-file-in-nodejs-and-keep-the-square-brackets |
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