Posts by CarlosViloria

OOP is definitely for the benefit of the developer more than anyone else. Unless you’re developing a framework for the buyer then saying your product uses OOP is pointless as anything that can be developed with OOP can be developed with any other method. That being said OOP is all about flexibility and re-usability for the developer but many people who claim to use OOP don’t take advantage of it. As for AS3 , the big deal is that you can finally use OOP effectively and fully. Sure you can develop anything in AS1 that you can develop in AS3 but it’s not about what is possible to develop it’s about how much time you spend developing and how flexible your applications are to change.

+10,000

you’re right

Happy Birthday!!!
Feliz Cumpleaños!!!

if you can programm the character path finding and make it bulletproof that characters does not collide in the same spot, i can also build a FMS application to make it work realtime… i have created FMS + User Management works before… if i have enough time i will try to do something…

So you saying more of a tile based game – with proper depth swapping and where only 1 player can exist on a tile at a time? and then if 2 players are on adjacent titles they could start a real time chat or do other actions, like shake hands or punch each other…. that would be awesome

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this is where it should use threads?

Well no. Not exactly. The problem is definitely concurrency though. It is a level where database management systems such as MySQL excel. MySQL or other DBMS do this kind of management for you. So logically a database becomes much more flexible than a flat file like XML .

understand

for this case then it would be better to use a database instead of xml.

this is where it should use threads?

September 15

Now! I want to see the new image of Flashden and other markets

Bienvenido compa!!!

plop!!

Hey people, thanks for the love! Where were all of you in that poll!? I only got 12 votes . And I made that with photoshop, no 3D there. And 9mm’s is great!

sorry man

but… I did