and its simply the correct way of doing content loading
#monogame-and-libgdx-dev
quiet ibex
hot hazel
and things like hot reloading
quiet ibex
hot reload also works the same regardless of if the content came from a source asset or an xnb
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how can i redraw only portion
like i have background and i dont want redraw it each frame
just the player
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just a simple question should i assign value of my variables in loadcontent or initialize
quiet ibex
like i have background and i dont want redraw it each frame
its quicker to redraw the background every frame instead of doing it on demand
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wdym demand
quiet ibex
when needed
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really?
but why do i have 20% gpu usage when i am just calling draw with one sprite
quiet ibex
yes, its simply quicker for a gpu to do lots of the same work instead of having it pick between doing one thing or another
quiet ibex
the gpu is always working towards the target framerate, so you can't trust usage numbers between 0% and 100%
all you know is if you're at 0% its doing nothing and if its at 100% you're reached the limit
bright hazel
ok
hot hazel
also its a game, dont worry about usage 😛 (optimize but dont fret)
limber matrix
We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil. Yet we should not pass up our opportunities in that critical 3%.
- Donald Knuth
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Sure
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guys i have problems with tiled sharp... it is throwing an error:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Users...\platformer\platformer\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1\testing.tsx'.
when i call new TmxMap(path)
bright hazel
guys i have problems with tiled sharp... it is throwing an error:
System.IO.File...
now its like this:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Users...\platformer\platformer\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1\mapTestUwU.tmx'.
mapTestUwU.tmx this is the maps file name
ok i found that the error occurred in this line:
map = new TmxMap("mapTestUwU.tmx");
i tried even this:
map = new TmxMap("Content/mapTestUwU.tmx");
quiet ibex
> We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: prematur...
there's a big difference between premature optimization and adopting good implementation patterns
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ok i found that the error occurred in this line:
``` map = new TmxMap("mapTestUw...
okay i got why does it happen... i did not save the tsx file
quiet ibex
problem is you're using the wrong library for the job. that one can't deal with content
and as such you're forced to ship the source assets manually and do the slow parsing at runtime
and you won't be able to pre-process it in an automated fashion either, so its gonna be all manual
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and as such you're forced to ship the source assets manually and do the slow par...
yeah i tried it with extended but it wont work
quiet ibex
yeah i tried it with extended but it wont work
give this a go: https://github.com/Ragath/TiledLib.Net it's made to integrate nicely with the content pipeline, so you only have to write the processor that transforms it into your game-specific format
earnest yew
None.
Zero.
And considering F#'s idiotic syntax, you shouldn't really use it, ever.
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If I may ask, what makes the syntax "idiotic"?
non-conventional mainly is my guess
things that are different, mainly for the sake of being different