One thing I really hate about Unity is the lack of better GUI functions, something that would make use of the Model-View-Controller pattern, because right now, almost everything is done in code.
It took me quite a while to code a popup menu (aka context menu/right-click menu).
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Using a CMS
So I thought of what I should use when the time comes to set up the website for Death Zone Zero.
I can roll my own hardcoded PHP web pages like I always used to, but this time I thought of trying out a CMS.
Firstly I needed a CMS that can provide a community forum plus a community wiki, besides having the ability to let users create accounts for the game itself, and be able to display static content, news, and perhaps blogs.
I also need the CMS to be fully themeable, as I want a custom look for the game's website.
I saw Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware and thought it provided just what I needed. So I started trying it out on my local computer.
Unfortunately I encountered a bug during the installation detailed here.
The workaround was to downgrade my PHP installation from 5.3 to 5.2 but it makes PhpMyAdmin crash the Apache HTTP Server. I ignored that and tried to continue the Tiki Wiki installation. I almost got it completed when it spewed out an error:
I saw Drupal, which a couple of guys on /g/ recommended, so I'm currently looking into that. It has modules (plug-ins) to enable a forum and wiki, and even the ability to use Facebook Connect and OpenID, so its a good thing for me.
Unfortunately it also has a problem with PHP 5.3, giving out errors:
I can roll my own hardcoded PHP web pages like I always used to, but this time I thought of trying out a CMS.
Firstly I needed a CMS that can provide a community forum plus a community wiki, besides having the ability to let users create accounts for the game itself, and be able to display static content, news, and perhaps blogs.
I also need the CMS to be fully themeable, as I want a custom look for the game's website.
I saw Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware and thought it provided just what I needed. So I started trying it out on my local computer.
Unfortunately I encountered a bug during the installation detailed here.
The workaround was to downgrade my PHP installation from 5.3 to 5.2 but it makes PhpMyAdmin crash the Apache HTTP Server. I ignored that and tried to continue the Tiki Wiki installation. I almost got it completed when it spewed out an error:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'DateTime::__construct() [datetime.--construct]So I had enough and decided on trying a different CMS.
I saw Drupal, which a couple of guys on /g/ recommended, so I'm currently looking into that. It has modules (plug-ins) to enable a forum and wiki, and even the ability to use Facebook Connect and OpenID, so its a good thing for me.
Unfortunately it also has a problem with PHP 5.3, giving out errors:
Deprecated: Function ereg() is deprecated in Drupal\includes\file.inc on line 926I guess I'll just wait for a fix.
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at Drupal\includes\file.inc:926) in Drupal\includes\install.inc on line 618
Death Zone Zero: Update: Zone Lobby
Friday, July 2, 2010
Death Zone Zero: Update: Client Server Network
Here's a more complete test PVP match showcasing the abilities of all the units made so far.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Death Zone Zero: Update: Client Server Network
So here the client/server network is being shown, you can select units, move them, and attack them, and it all happens on the network.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Anomalous Underdog "Offices"
IGDA Manila June Meetup
I'll be also recording my talk to a video so people who can't attend the event can watch it later in Youtube.
| Date: | Saturday, June 26, 2010 |
| Time: | 3:00pm - 6:00pm |
| Location: | Exist Tech Bar |
| Street: | Unit 502 5/F Orient Square Bldg., F. Ortigas Jr. formerly Emerald Ave. |
You can view more of the event details here.
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