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  1. k-pedersen
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    Unity Level Editor Of Choice

    Just recently updated my fork of OpenRadiant. For anyone who liked the GtkRadiant workflow, I invite you to check it out:...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Jan 3, 2021 in forum: Formats & External Tools
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    Level/Map Editor

    Check out OpenRadiant: http://thamessoftware.co.uk/openradiant It is an internal tool we made (really just hacked on the GtkRadiant source code...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Jan 3, 2021 in forum: Formats & External Tools
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    Using a "pure" .NET library generated from C++/clr in WebPlayer

    Ok, I got this figured out (more like a workaround). I was comparing the output IL of the two DLLs using ILdasm. I noticed they were almost...
    Post by: k-pedersen, May 1, 2014 in forum: Editor & General Support
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    Using a "pure" .NET library generated from C++/clr in WebPlayer

    I have made two test DLLs using the bare minimum of functionality just to test the loading. The C++/clr does nothing different from the control...
    Post by: k-pedersen, May 1, 2014 in forum: Editor & General Support
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    Using a "pure" .NET library generated from C++/clr in WebPlayer

    Hi All, This question is mainly about finding out why this does not work rather than any benefits of using C++/clr over C#. I am attempting to...
    Thread by: k-pedersen, May 1, 2014, 4 replies, in forum: Editor & General Support
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    Specifying 8.1 via build script

    Nice, this seems to work perfectly. Thanks a lot!
    Post by: k-pedersen, Jan 8, 2014 in forum: Windows
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    Specifying 8.1 via build script

    Hey all, We have set up a build server for all our games to help test / deploy on all our target platforms. This means that we need to script...
    Thread by: k-pedersen, Jan 7, 2014, 2 replies, in forum: Windows
  8. k-pedersen
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    Level/Map Editor

    Hi, sorry for reviving an old thread but... The earlier versions of GtkRadiant (1.5 era) allow for the exporting of Wavefront (.obj) models using...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Oct 5, 2012 in forum: Formats & External Tools
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    C++ < C#

    Then you are probably not writing robust or exception safe code. I generally have 1 try catch in every IDisposable class.. and that is because my...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    Surely from my C# snippets previously in the thread where I have pointed out exception safety issues and given solutions, I have proven that my...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
  11. k-pedersen
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    C++ < C#

    If you are required to use .NET, I suggest using C++/CLI for everything and not worry about using tools etc... If you then decide to move to a...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
  12. k-pedersen
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    C++ < C#

    Well, yeah but only if you stay within the bounds of the framework. But this isn't specific to C# or .NET, but is true with any large framework....
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    No doubt, large frameworks like .NET and Qt certainly have their place. However, I am a fan of patching together lots of libraries which...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    Heh, my issue with C# is not so much with length of code. It is all to do with the fact that the language is lacking functionality that I find...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    The following is perhaps the simplest example I can give of how header files can be used. It is almost similar to how C# does it using interface...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 20, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
  16. k-pedersen
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    C++ < C#

    This still wouldn't work. The function at the top would still have no idea of the implementation of the functions defined after it without forward...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 20, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    std::auto_ptr<T> in particular will not work at all. msclr::auto_handle<T> however is awesome and will work perfectly....
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 17, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    Yes, looking at Irrlicht is a good idea. This is an excellent engine and is very much suited to games out of the box (whereas Ogre3D does require...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 16, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    Linq++ or clinq. Not to mention Microsoft/Mono Linq can be used in C++.NET. Linq came from Microsoft's .NET framework rather than the C# language...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 15, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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    C++ < C#

    makeshiftwings, The shorter code listing is still larger and more complex than the C++ alternative. It also isn't exception safe because nothing...
    Post by: k-pedersen, Sep 14, 2012 in forum: General Discussion
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