[DiscordArchive] Like reimplementing threat tables for the 10th time <:pog:787444303164080201> ?
[DiscordArchive] Like reimplementing threat tables for the 10th time <:pog:787444303164080201> ?
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Like reimplementing threat tables for the 10th time <:pog:787444303164080201> ?
rektbyfaith
08-02-2021, 09:09 PM #1Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2021-08-02T21:09:58.924000+00:00
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Like reimplementing threat tables for the 10th time <:pog:787444303164080201> ?
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and although I entirely agree that it is very easy to break something, that still in the end in my opinion is a result of not caring for quite a while
rektbyfaith
08-02-2021, 09:10 PM #2Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2021-08-02T21:10:57.105000+00:00
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and although I entirely agree that it is very easy to break something, that still in the end in my opinion is a result of not caring for quite a while
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So my appreciation for Ascent, Arcemu, Mangos, CMangos, TC, AC, Skyfire and all the other cores out there lands on the fact they worked for years on getting things to work "ish" and I don't think that should go noticed, after all regardless of the quality of the code they have managed to provide somewhat of a stable product and that is amazing, however that is also where my appreciation ends. I can't in good conscious stand behind any core that hasn't at least given it a proper try to move away from this infectious way of writing code that lands on god classes, inefficient data layout, many levels of inheritance, lack of parallelization, refusal to implementation features that allow developers to run benchmarks consistently and code coupling like it is a teen relationship
rektbyfaith
08-02-2021, 09:14 PM #3Archived author: Nix • Posted: 2021-08-02T21:14:30.009000+00:00
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So my appreciation for Ascent, Arcemu, Mangos, CMangos, TC, AC, Skyfire and all the other cores out there lands on the fact they worked for years on getting things to work "ish" and I don't think that should go noticed, after all regardless of the quality of the code they have managed to provide somewhat of a stable product and that is amazing, however that is also where my appreciation ends. I can't in good conscious stand behind any core that hasn't at least given it a proper try to move away from this infectious way of writing code that lands on god classes, inefficient data layout, many levels of inheritance, lack of parallelization, refusal to implementation features that allow developers to run benchmarks consistently and code coupling like it is a teen relationship
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No I don't volunteer to fix their shit, I firmly believe that they should fix their own shit though. The horrible state of their code is the main reason I didn't even want to try to salvage what they have before starting over from scratch.
rektbyfaith
08-02-2021, 09:17 PM #4Archived author: Pursche • Posted: 2021-08-02T21:17:05.555000+00:00
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No I don't volunteer to fix their shit, I firmly believe that they should fix their own shit though. The horrible state of their code is the main reason I didn't even want to try to salvage what they have before starting over from scratch.
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Does someone know how I make this animation prioritized? I mean when i'm moving or attacking the jump animation doesn't work well :/
![[Image: animation_bug.gif?ex=690c6b1d&is=690b199...b5ba73f91&]](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/415944535718494208/871868014667112508/animation_bug.gif?ex=690c6b1d&is=690b199d&hm=026f8aaa841286d088571581e38776407e378c5bee8bb32651f1e8cb5ba73f91&)
rektbyfaith
08-02-2021, 09:32 PM #5Archived author: Browller • Posted: 2021-08-02T21:32:14.061000+00:00
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Does someone know how I make this animation prioritized? I mean when i'm moving or attacking the jump animation doesn't work well :/