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In Multiplayer Net Adventures I deployed a POCO based WebSocket server to Digital Ocean [3].
Now I need to deploy a POCO-based [4] RESTful Web Service and I chose to learn about Amazon AWS in the process. Hence, I will be deploying to EC2 and using letsencrypt for SSL encryption …
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Quite a while ago (in 2015) I contributed my first example to Magnum: the Oculus SDK Integration Example.
This example demonstrates how to use the acompanying Oculus SDK Integration, a wrapper around the Oculus Desktop SDK to make rendering for the Oculus Rift easier with Magnum.
I …
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I recently came across a use case for having a small local database to store some statistics in an Unreal Engine 4 project. I found CISQLite3, a plugin by conflict.industries, who unfortunately seem to have gone out of business. The plugin was released under MIT …
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I spent the last three days recovering old projects.
There is this one 2TB external hard drive I had for ages, broken for six years – yet I never threw it away or tried to format it to maybe be able use it again. That’s because I …
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I just created a new repository for Epic Ray on GitHub!
Code ist best kept in some open source git repository, for other people to be able to look at it. I had originally taken down the repository, because I didn’t …
EpicRay now has correct floor and ceiling texturing! Will push to github in a few secs.
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I finally got around to uploading my work to GitHub. Although everything is very rudimentary, placeholder-heavy and so on, here’s a link to the repo:
https://github.com/Squareys/EpicRay
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EpicRay has regained a certain stage of completion! Although I was this far before, now I actually have some powerful structure behind everything which will not collapse if loads of features are built onto it.
What EpicRay has now what my engine didn’t have before is player movement. No …