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- Added G2D Lib examples, this is useful especially for the skin system. - Added JSON Lib, an include file I use to decode JSON answers I get querying servers. JSON Lib CONTENTS ================= :: Main Functions :: JSON.Decode() :: Support Functions :: JSON._IsArrayEnded() JSON._IsObjectEnded() JS...

Good job! I really liked your track

I've added another include called G2D , it has a full-featured skinning system :) Here is the contents: :: POINT 2D OBJECT :: G2D.Point:New() G2D.Point:Distance() G2D.Point:DotProduct() G2D.Point:MidPoint() G2D.Point:Normal2D() G2D.Point:Normalize() G2D.Point:Rotate() G2D.Point:Scale() :: POLYGON OB...

Hello Hollywood coders! Recently I've decided to publish all my stuff on GitHub and I started to upload my libraries (which are includes in plain Hollywood), I've included a readme with some basic instruction on how to install them (it's very simple!). I plan to upload what I've coded it the last ye...

There is no problem adapting the code for me now that I know the problems :) When you have to port something like this and you start getting thousand of errors in your face, the debug sessions become hell :D I suggest you to document how math works on Hollywood and to specify when there are differen...

Yep, but if you use % : You get:

I'm on WIndows 10, but if you look at the link nr.2 they say that both results are valid even if the positive one is more mathematics-friendly.
Every online calculator I found returned the positive result, I'm not too into deep-math-stuff

Ok, for the << >> operators, I can use the division/multiplication even if it is slower but the fact is that I didn't know how they was implemented thinking (wrongly) that all #NUMBERS was treated/stored in the same way :) About the modulo: 1. Calculator online : link 2. Another one with an explanat...

Found another wrong behaviour: Local a = -10225030983111 Local d = 2^24 DebugPrint(Mod(a, d)) It prints -5696967 but it is wrong!! The correct answer should be : 11080249 Infact using a trick to calculate the modulo of negative numbers the result is right: Local a = -10225030983111 Local d = 2^24 De...

I'm having trobles porting a pure Lua library to implement the HMAC-SHA256 that I need to authenticate requests to communicate with a server, so I started to convert it but when has come the time for a test I got errors and wrong numbers here and there. After long debug sessions I've found several p...