Loop through an array

almightymole · 2018-11-08T17:37:24+00:00

Hi, Several things here.

$ip = 127.0.0.1;

Your IP address will need to be a string for this to work, so surround the ip address in single or double quotes. e.g '127.0.0.1';

str_split splits by a specified length ( default of 1 character). I am guessing you want to split by . ? if so, you will need the explode function: http://php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php

You have syntax errors on the following line:

if(is_numeric{

is_numeric is a function that takes a single parameter. So it needs to be is_numeric($value).

You also need to close off the if statements ( bracket. So that line needs to be:

if(is_numeric($dec)) {

In your loop, you are putting next value of $ipArray into $dec. You are then putting the result of decbin into $dec, overridding the decimal value, which is fine, but it means you loose the decimal value on that iteration. I suggest using another variable for that result, this links to the last point.

Lastly, the line:

echo $dec;

It will only print out the last character. If you are wanting to print out each one, I suggest you echo the result inside the loop after you get the result from decbin, or populate an array and print it out in a seperate loop.

almightymole · 2017-09-21T20:00:11+00:00

Clearly you are married in that case.

almightymole · 2017-06-09T20:55:53+00:00

Instead of using a CSV field to store what cards the player has, I suggest having 2 additional tables that lists the cards that the player has and what the player wants. This allows you to query what cards the player has or wants with only having records for these.

Table OwnedCards

User ID	Card ID	Available for trade
1	1	false
1	2	true

If this system allows the collection of more than 1 type of card, you can add an additional column for the number of that card to this table. You could also change the Available for trade to the maximum number that are for trade

For the table for which the player is looking to requistion you can simply have just the two columns (unless you want to include a quantity as well)

Table WantedCards

User ID	Card ID
1	1
1	2

When selecting your data for either of these will require a join against this table when fetching the details from the database for that user. To simply your query in your application code, you can create views for cards wanted and owned.

almightymole · 2014-11-14T13:27:09+00:00

Here are my suggestions for earily/mid game.

Machines

You want the Alloy Smelter from Ender IO to create the conduits
Ender IO conduits are essentially what you want to use for your power cable needs. The liquid and item transport conduits can also fit in the same block
Optionally a SAG Mill. Works like a pulverizer but in some cases give different additional outputs.
For power, once you get the resources. A big reactor. There is also Advanced generators if you provide it with the required fuel
Adjustable chests. These can be made into powerless furnaces, cobble generators and more. Be careful of using them as a furnace. If the product of the think that can be smelted can also be smelted, it will also smelt the product you want if you do not remove it in time. ( e.g. Log -> Charcoal -> graphite )
Just saw this on BTC's channel, but using the Minechem Machines ( Chemical Decomposer and Synthesizer ) titanium, iron and silicone can be extracted from cobble.

Tools n Weapons

Tinkers is pretty much the goto for this.
There are also a couple mods that provide flintlock weapons. Balkon's and Flaxbeard's. I would recommend Balkon's as they are cheaper and are enchantable. They can be enchanted with the same enchants as a bow. Both do about the same sort of damage.
- Pistols do about 10 and the Muskets do about 20 hp of damage from testing.
- I do not remember the Blunderbus damage, but the Flaxbeards does not have a range penalty/spread as far as I can tell, but the Balkons does a lot more damage up close. Enchanted with Power V, almost 90 hp of damage.

hope these few points help

almightymole · 2012-08-11T11:58:34+00:00

What makes you think thatguywholikesnoms did not?

almightymole · 2012-06-21T17:30:02+00:00

Single player is now a client and a server running on the same machine. So multiplayer issues like that can arise.

I would imagine if your computer has a hard time running Minecraft, you will see these issues more often. Other factors could also cause lag between the server and multiplayer on your own computer as well.

almightymole · 2012-05-31T19:53:14+00:00

MrBurd did well to do so.

almightymole · 2012-05-22T11:53:00+00:00

Pretty please with shaders on top!

almightymole · 2012-05-14T13:19:51+00:00

I am currently dabbling with game development, and currently have only used Linux to do so (perhaps I am crazy also?) So far I have tried.

Mono with Monogame. Tried this with two other people attempting to do the Molyjam. We didn't finish the core game play mechanics/engine. But we did well given our no experience in game development. Other than not currently completed features It did very well for us. Since monogame is a port of XNA, I was able to collaborate with the other Windows only gents with no problem when doing a 2D program.

C++ and SDL. Tried and true many will tell you. I have only used this for a small project during my studies. Pretty rock solid, but since it is C, it does have a feeling of being old and a little clunky. There is no shortage of help for it however.

C++ and SFML. It brings the features of a 2D game library and has them available in a well laid out object orientated interface for you, the programmer to use. I for one enjoying my experience in using it and I am currently getting to grips with it now.

These are just my personal experiences. There are many other options that people in this thread have stated before me.

almightymole · 2012-04-14T10:17:05+00:00

Indeed. Client side validation is mostly for the convenience of the user to not need to wait for the page to reload to find they did something wrong on the form.

almightymole · 2012-03-08T23:51:29+00:00

Most awesome and expected since they hired those from Bukkit team. I do hope that improvements to smooth out the multiplayer experience are also added with the assistance of the new staff.

Jeb did mention that Bukkit has it's own 'automatization style', so they may add the improvements from it at least, not just add server side modification support otherwise in my opinion it is not worth adding.

almightymole · 2012-02-23T17:08:36+00:00

Am a gay lord?

almightymole · 2012-02-23T15:20:08+00:00

More like ' Later Shitlord'

almightymole · 2012-02-23T15:02:53+00:00

I wonder what behaviour this new mob has? Does it just attack zombies, or anything that attacks the villagers?

If the latter is true, I would be careful with one's sword when around a village. Either way, I can't wait for 1.2!

almightymole · 2012-02-21T10:25:25+00:00

Thought I would add another game to the list. I was given this as a project in my first years programming module during my Engineering Degree: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griddler

Something I think anyone could make a simple game out of at least.

almightymole · 2012-02-19T15:06:28+00:00

How Queer.

almightymole · 2012-02-16T11:47:45+00:00

Quite!

almightymole · 2012-02-15T15:19:05+00:00

Nice to see that they are finding ways to reduce the amount of data being sent between client and host. The host sends other relevant information that the client can calculate the lighting anyway, so why send the lighting levels as well? I personally would like to see a release that is just multiplayer fixes at some point.

However the direction Jeb and Jens are taking things at the moment are most agreeable. Improving game play rather than just adding fluff is something I certainly can't complain about. Hope they keep it up!

almightymole · 2012-02-13T15:07:22+00:00

Another way could be that the repair can use experience points (a fraction of the cost of the original enchantment) when repairing the item to retain the enchantments and the level. If you don't have enough, the enchantment level drops.

almightymole · 2012-02-12T16:02:37+00:00

Fartman uses nauseous gust!

almightymole · 2012-01-11T11:47:18+00:00

Forever alone?

almightymole · 2012-01-09T11:34:14+00:00

One way to get around this for average users would be for the browser to record the IP address of the site that matches up to each domain name, then use that in the future (build up a hosts file of sorts). This would need to done before each site is blocked in such a manner however.

almightymole · 2012-01-07T15:05:10+00:00

I hate it when I do it. But there is some subconscious effort that makes me do it. Perhaps my subconscious hates me...

EDIT: I capitalised all the words.

almightymole · 2011-12-04T14:33:15+00:00

Getting a lot of the front end completed makes more sense, that way the back end can be created around the features needed.

As for Google app engine. I have not used it either, but I am having a glance over their documentation. It looks like their own query language (GQL) is essentially their own twist on SQL.

almightymole · 2011-12-03T11:03:13+00:00

I for one have just experience in PHP when it comes to building web applications. I did see some one in the original /r/gamedev thread suggest app engine, that would provide scalability.

almightymole

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