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I'll continue playing again when I get my sunshafts back

> I am not really looking for resources on how to implement it. I am already experienced with network API's and network theory at a code level. Yeah, the problems with networking a game really have nothing to do with code at all. They're all domain-specific, theoretical design problems. That's why I...

Games network programming 101: http://gdcvault.com/play/1022195/Physic ... Networking

>Additionally, the only things I was going to show for the engine were:

You could show the crazy water zfighting that used to happen in Seyda Neen, and how it's nonexistent now

Is the zbuffer is extremely low resolution for some reason? The edges of any remotely distant objects sawblade like hell. With with FoV change, it doesn't flicker or move, either. Yes, I get zfighting on mid-distance objects that aren't overlapping, too. http://i.imgur.com/rgVs2Oz.jpg Look at the ro...

How about improving the AI?

A game engine provides a way to tie game logic to things like input, output, physics, AI, etc. A game engine can also happen to implement various non-game-logic things itself. All else is "toolkits" or "libraries". An engine is the basis of the software as defined by the domain o...

>Well, as long as we're comfortable subtly insulting people by implying that dissenting opinions can only be the result of intellectual dishonesty, then sure, let's do that.

Is that not literally what you're doing at this very moment?

Forgive me if I have something wrong or repeat what's already said, cuz my memory of this issue is foggy. I read up this thread and the relevant stuff right before bed one night. So, the drift doesn't happen /while/ animating, because the animations are normalized. In that case, why is it that chang...

At worst, the system doesn't have to leave mods in the dark. OpenMW could expand the dialogue system so that dialogue mods running on OpenMW could control greying-out themselves.