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What are some benefits of using H2 database for mobile development?
Likewise! Sound very interesting. I have only touched Java on the surface, but it seems very much like C#. Python is something I'd like to get into however. H2 db..? Is that Java specific lib? I have frequently used SQLite in C++. I'm also currently "porting" EloquentORM (from Laravel 4) to C#...- OyvindAndersson
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Undergrad Calculating trajectory for a throw (Game-programming)
Thanks a lot for the reference. I replaced my previous calculation of the impulse to the formula found on that wiki link. @A.T. I'm having some trouble implementing the tracing, however. The physics backend in Unreal Engine 4 is somewhat closed off, and the documentation for what is currently...- OyvindAndersson
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What are some benefits of using H2 database for mobile development?
Hello! I have the most experience with fps and thirdperson shooters and horror /adventure, but also quite some with 2d based games. I've worked with a variety of game engines such as Source by Valve, Unreal engine and unity engine. They are my top three. For 2d and 3d artwork i use photoshop and...- OyvindAndersson
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What are some benefits of using H2 database for mobile development?
Hello and thanks for this forum. Love it! My name is Øyvind Andersson, I'm from Norway and I'm a game designer and programmer. My advanced math and physics knowledge is somewhat limited, so I intend to use this forum for learning and indeed to ask questions about the topics for my area. See...- OyvindAndersson
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Undergrad Calculating trajectory for a throw (Game-programming)
Hello, and +1 for this great forum! I have encountered a small problem in my way of creating a small game. I have a snowball that is being thrown by the player. The dynamic variables from the input of the player are: Force and angle (between 90 : -90 degrees). At the moment I apply the force...- OyvindAndersson
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