Well, it's been a pretty long while since I've been around. I'm curious how this object has aged, what holes have opened up as the fusion platform has changed, etc.

Sure: https://github.com/jaquadro/XLua

@happygreenfrog: It is the XLua-specific fork of LuaGL, and that project is also on the above GitHub link.

Last I knew, coroutines should have been able to cross the event boundary. That's the main reason I haven't considered upgrading to LuaJIT 2 -- they removed the ability to propagate co-routines...

IMO it's only viable if you pair it with XLua, and even then it's very far from ideal. Jitted Lua is fast, but it's not exactly a first choice for writing a rendering engine.

Well that's quite curious. Even more curious, I haven't been using local Subversion for a couple years now, so that my workstation's local SVN server is still public and running is astounding.
...

Collision support has always been a little bit on the flaky side, especially if you're using the HWA runtime which didn't work, last I checked. Clickteam doesn't actually expose anything warm and...

Someone reported a significant memory leak in this extension earlier today, if you create a lot of vectors/matrices from value. The download has been updated with a fix.

Sorry for a late response; I have been on vacation.

I could not reproduce your problem. Make sure you have the latest copy of mmfi.dll.


package.cpath = "./?.dll;./ext/?.dll"

require...

Well, if you know someone willing to help me diagnose exceptions originating deep in the MMF runtime, I may see it through to a proper release.

Why is there anything to be sad about? As I mentioned, XLua is very mature. There have been almost no bug reports in the last year, and it's already feature-rich. I would still fix a bug now if...

Hello everyone,

I wanted to let all interested folks know that I have published XLua and all related sub-projects as an open source project. It is available at https://github.com/jaquadro/XLua
...

Everything listed at http://www.fusionwiki.com/wiki/XLua should be correct and up to date.

XLua ships with a help file and several example MFAs. However if you downloaded it via a third party...

The editdata structure is indeed a nightmare when you introduce variable data. Especially when you introduce multiple sources of variable data.

Extension development stopped being friendly with the explosion of runtimes.

Are we going to see a physical update to the SDK, which hasn't been [publicly] updated since 2007?

There is no way to create objects directly from an extension. I would have killed for this to be included in the SDK (well, not that extreme).

The biggest benefit to native windows controls is they will integrate with the user's theme.

I don't want Classic controls when I'm using Aero, nor do I want XP controls when I'm using Classic....

It seems to be a known issue.

The suggested work-around is to call math.random once or twice after setting the seed to discard the first value. The problem may be endemic to the underlying rand()...

I think you'll need to provide me an example to fully explain what you're encountering.

XLua is fully synchronous with MMF so I can't do an arbitrary call after some period of time. But then...

Are you trying to set and get the value in the same frame? The change may not be visible until the following frame. I know this is true for setting object position.

I think the angle is just...

randomseed needs to be different each run (the seed is what defines the sequence returned by the number generator.) Typically the seed is set to a time value which is going to be different each run....

Did you call math.randomseed at the start of your application?

Lua's math.random simply falls through to ANSI C's rand, which requires you to set a seed once or you'll just repeat your sequence...

That's because it uses the full path as the key. As to what a particular object is willing to accept is up to implementation of that object (I think ultimately they must all be converted to an...

Figured I'd mention, XLua can pull scripts from data elements (using the 'require' statement in-script), but it is incredibly picky about where it is instructed to search. I believe you must specify...

No, I don't think so. I suppose you must have just downloaded it a long time ago.

Did you originally get your old copy from Fusion Updater, by any chance?

You need to enable MMF Interface and export the object before you call the function (check action order)

Also you need a "function" keyword before obj() in your lua code to define a function.

Perhaps the vector method you really want is push_back: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/vector/push_back/

rdPtr->pVector->push_back(valuetostore);

insert() requires messy iterator use...

It looks like you did almost everything correctly.

It looks like the lsqlite author didn't bother testing their build in MSVC++, because it wasn't properly exposing the public register function.
...

How much are HWA-specific settings changed during runtime?

Maybe you could give me a motivating example. I haven't really used the HWA runtime so I don't know what's available to tweak.

I have no information on HWA stuff.

Well, the libraries are out there ... people just need to compile them against XLua :)

I tried investigating externalizing the Lua DLL, which not only would allow the runtime to be selectable, but...

Re-reading the original post, I actually am not sure if I've solved the original issue. I know I solved the issue that FVivolo gave me steps to reproduce the problem, but it sounds different from...

XLua Version 1.5.2

This update fixes a minor bug where the internal editor would not appear correctly under certain circumstances.

Download: Version 1.5.2

Small bugfix

Version 1.5.2: http://taloncrossing.com/xlua/xlua-dist.zip

If you closed all XLua-containing projects after using XLua's internal editor, and then opened a new XLua-containing...

Again, sorry for the delay. Finishing grad school can be hectic.

I believe I have fixed this problem. The Scintilla editor only went missing if the XLua module was unloaded (e.g. all...

I apologize for the delay -- I haven't forgotten about this. I've just been very busy with University work and job hunting (just accepted an offer today, and XLua may have helped me secure the...

Woah, if some of you have been having this problem for months why is this the first time I've ever heard of it? D:

I may not be actively developing new extensions, but I still check these forums...

I imagine what is released will remain available. But if there are bugs or incomplete features, they will not be fixed.

I actually have a mostly complete version of XLua for Java Runtime (standard runtime). A mobile version could possibly be feasible as the Lua runtime system I used has a J2ME version. However I hit...

Well, I haven't downloaded your example, but you should take a look at

http://taloncrossing.com/xlua/docs/index.html?ext_mmfi.htm

It is possible, for example, to use the Mouse functions and...

Please don't take offense when I say that everything you did with the object is incorrect.

First, I recommend using the XLua object instead, it's more powerful and more stable than the Lua object....

The LZW patents used in GIF expired earlier in the decade, so that should no longer pose an issue.

I'm not sure I understand your question about parameters and functions. Are you talking about calling Lua functions from MMF, or calling MMF functions from Lua? I'll try and cover all my bases.
...

Oh wow, 30+ embedded scripts? I'll consider some upgrades to the script editor .. as it stands there's some elements like the library list that will never be used and need to be removed.

EDIT: I...

This should be useful to many people.

Most of the object selection capabilities in XLua is also thanks to the code Dynasoft released. It has been very helpful.

Releasing something like Active Picture Object for all of the runtimes would be pretty instructive.

Following up on the data elements bug report:

It turns out that requiring from the data elements editor does work, but you must add the FULL path of the file to your cpath variable, AND you must...

Thanks for sharing :)

In theory you should be able to since you have access to overlap detection. But designing the right algorithms to deal with multiple objects and other obstacles would be just as challenging as if...

For the performance-minded, I stumbled on this a bit ago and you may find it useful.

http://www.lua.org/gems/sample.pdf

http://www.taloncrossing.com/xlua/mmfi.zip

Here is an updated mmfi.dll (absolutely sure it's not a debug build!), with fixed collision detection for that method.

Hey, I finally got around to testing your second example out.

Have you by any chance tried enabling LuaJIT for your runs? In testing your example, with LuaJIT disabled, external MMFI ran at about...

Actually, it is still documented, it's just in a separate help file now :)

I'll take a look at it later, just got back from a flight and job interview, and all sorts of work and meetings and stuff...

It'll still be there for a while. In terms of raw speed the old interface still has an advantage, but when I took a poll a while back people seemed interested in trading a small amount of speed for...

Woo, where to start. You may very well be a trail blazer with the MMFI DLL ... or else everyone's just keeping quiet about it.

You must always remember that when you access a special member...

It should be possible to just include the DLL in the binary data, and then in your code you would use:

require "mmfi"

However, it's possible this stopped working and I may need to revisit it. ...

Yes, you're correct, I guess my brain is turned off today.

If myVariable was itself a complex data type then what I said would be correct, referring to accessing members of myVariable.

rdPtr->myStructure.myVariable, actually, unless myVariable specifically needs to be allocated dynamically (e.g. an array or a buffer).

The reason you can't just stick a std::vector into RUNDATA is...

#include <vector> must come before you first use the vector. Put it above the second struct definition.

It would be very helpful if you would post the exact error you're getting, and the exact line of code (preferably, block of code) that is producing that error.

The answer is a combination of "I already write extensions" and "I don't have the time necessary". Also to an extent, it's bothersome to worry about all the different runtimes, with their different...

You could offer a second non-blocking save function.

Or could you just spin off a thread to do the saving for you?

I would port Active Shape to the HWA runtime, but no SDK has been released. Unless CT wants to do the port for me or give me the SDK, my hands are tied.

Express is more than I initially expected it to be, so no complaints from me. I don't get any of its missing benefits in MinGW either, and there's no IDE I can pair it with that holds a candle to...

This has been included in the XLua distribution for the last month or so, but if anyone's missed it they can also download it directly. I've compiled LuaSocket against XLua so that it can be...

Part of the old coroutine bug apparently resurfaced in 1.5. Thanks to UrbanMonk for pointing it out. It has now been fixed.

Version 1.5.1: http://www.taloncrossing.com/xlua/xlua-dist.zip

XLua Version 1.5.1

This update fixes a bug in coroutine support, which would cause MMF functions returning values to a coroutine to return nil instead. This bug was a partial regression from...

Looki found a help authoring package that he really liked, although I forget its name. Ask him.

Now you've got me really curious, what did they do to 2010

FusionWiki should not be a replacement for proper object documentation.

MSVC++ 2008 Express

I had to make one minor change to rSDK to not assume that I was using "using namespace std;" in my code. But that doesn't have anything to do with the particular compiler.

Is the background vs. active property important in Flash? What about using Active Shape which Looki ported to Flash.

There is no comparative chart. The version of XLua in FusionUpdater is extremely old and out of date, and its presence there only does me a disservice by confusing potential end-users.

XLua...

No, it's not for embedding XLua, it's exposing an API.

The usual use case is that you have an object that you want to control with Lua code, and so you would write a "bridge" module which...

Thanks, although any future changes will of course see a brief beta release first.

I should also mention that with the final release in the released extensions forum, the package now includes a...

I'm not entirely sure what you're looking for in the opposite direction. Are you asking about the ability to say .. directly invoke some Lua code from your extension (let's say for the purpose of...

XLua Version 1.5

XLua has already been available as a beta extension for well over a year, but is now considered mature. It is a stable and feature-rich replacement for the previous Lua Object...

The runtime version of your extension. It will be used when your application is built. But when testing in MMF, edrt will use the extension in the \extensions directory.

Does this mean we can expect an updated SDK at some point?

Perhaps I'm missing something, but JavaRuntime terminates immediately

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException
File error
at javaruntime.Main.run(Main.java:106)
...

I'm not out building applications to market.. I don't have much use for Dev.

I'm porting (or, trying to port) XLua to Java standard. It could potentially go to Mobile as well because LuaJ also...

Is there any way to utilize the Netbeans debugger on an extension if I don't have Dev and thus can only build jar files of my test application?

Is xlParam() ultimately reading off of MMF's parameter queue? You are assuming that the parameters are going to be evaluated left-to-right, but I believe, as you have just observed, that the...

Oh, oh! Did you grab a new mmfi.dll and/or opengl.dll from the 1.5b5 zip file for your project? I just checked and apparently I released debug versions of both those DLLs, which is about an extra...

Well you know the URL for the old version, experiment a bit and if you can definitely narrow it down to XLua (or something related), then let me know your findings.

The core XLua runtime is 500KB....

Really? All the 1.5 betas (which is what I've been posting here since at least January) are part of xlua-dev.zip, and the last "stable" release in xlua-dist.zip. The runtime MFX for XLua is...

http://taloncrossing.com/xlua/xlua-dev.zip

This is not an updated version of XLua, but it does include an updated help file and example for building lua packages (LuaSocket specifically, but...

Version 1.5b5

Some minor bugfixes (some errors were reported twice, backtrace reporting)

More importantly, there's been some really massive changes underneath, which may solve some of the...

It will also appear if you try debugging before the MFX is loaded. I find it easiest to debug by attaching to edrt on a dummy frame and then advancing.

Yes, part of my wrap-up is to write up a few docs on compiling c modules for xlua. But if you know how to compile lua c modules already, then the difference is very minimal.

Which example? I've stopped distributing the OpenGL example with Looki's object, since for some reason my copy of MMF is rejecting that extension now. But Min's examples worked for me.

So after some undue frustration, I'm going to take a moment to remind everyone that if you experience unexplainable crashing in XLua and any errors have been raised, try switching the error reporting...

rSDK ReturnFloat() sets the float flag.

Been a while, but new release, version 1.5b4 (yes, that stands for 4th beta).

The callstack code has all beeen rewritten to support an old feature request: pushing tables onto the stack. You can...

Do not define functions like that inside of a header file (if you want to define functions inside a header, define them inside the class declaration itself, like you're writing Java code).

Your...

Not nearly enough information.

Presumably this is an STL vector? Give us some context - where are you using the vector, how are you using it, what are you storing in it (e.g. data or pointers?). ...

Depends how much of the runtime you use. XLua (runtime build) is over 600kB, half of which is from the VC++2008 runtime.

That's exactly why it's a "practical requirement" for the extensions devs (except for those who still have access to and work with VC6). Few app developers are going to find it acceptable that they...

I think there's bigger fish to fry in the realm of extension file size, like the practical requirement that new extensions have an entire C/C++ runtime embedded in them.

Yes, we all agree the extension situation is pretty dire and I definitely look forward to any forthcoming improvements that are managed by ClickTeam.

It's confusing to have multiple objects...

I prefer to avoid all rSDK facilities when dealing with floating point in actions, all of it seems to break in some scenario or another. Here's a couple routines I use in XLua - you can pretty much...

I disagree. An ancient version of XLua frozen in that program's database is no service to me or potential users of my extension.

Either we have a database managed exclusively by Clickteam, or...

Part of the problem is our inability to edit our posts to update links.

http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/xlua-dev.zip

That's the most up to date copy of the XLua extension .. the one Looki linked to is XLuaGL which you may also need to update.

Make sure you're building a debug version of your extension, not release.

Then once you launch edrt, select debug->attach to process from MSVC++. Find edrt.exe in the list.

You also need to...

Those warnings are harmless.

You should learn to use the MSVC++ debugger, so you can break on one of your actions and step through the code. Then you can see if your code is actually being...

If the author has vanished and the licensing is too restrictive, then I think the only long-term solution is to write new extensions to replace them.

I can't directly answer your question unless you give more details about how you're trying to use those classes.

However, there is a little snag you may be hitting. If you're trying to use a...

Yes, you are correct .. I guess that means I have a bug I also need to fix in the library :)

In SpriteListByPoint, there is a list.push_back(spr) in the while loop -- that populates it. It's passed by reference up the call stack.

The SpriteCol_TestPoint function in cnpdll will find npSpr...

What's the short version in this case?

Thanks for the info :) [/quote]

Very first line: typedef std::list<void*> GenList;
It's just an STL list of void pointers.

If you only care about...

I've done these in the XLua MMFI extension (it supports a wide array of collision detection). Here's some relevant code you can try and tease apart. If you only care about Layer 0 (the collision...

Just an FYI that I'm working on an SDK for plugging in new objects to the system. It's mostly for extension developers who want to specialize the API exposed by their objects, but it would also...

XLua uses hooks for backtrace reporting, so maybe you'll have to turn that off first? XLua also provides an alternative hard sandbox that exists in a separate state, although it may not be the best...

Okay ... how do I even tackle this...

First, why Lua+ and not XLua?

Second, people tell you Lua will do what you want because it will, or it will be very close within reason. Some of the...

No, you are building rsdk.mfx .. that is your extension. This error occurs most frequently when you've already built the extension and you have a project open in MMF using that extension, so the...

Visual C++ 2008 Express is free from Microsoft.

Is this problem strictly to do with setting OEFLAG_BACKGROUND?

It's totally separate from anything you'll be using and it's undocumented. If you're still having problems with documented stuff then maybe there's a bug.

Oh man, I forgot, there's a bug in that release that made all the enumeration values (mmf.VK_*, mmf.MOUSE_*, etc) disappear.

http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/mmfi.zip

Try that ......

I always forget all those little things ... makes me wish I started documenting all of it as I went along.

Load C Module action is the foolproof way to load libraries because it doesn't care where you put them.

Just be careful not to stick it in a tight loop or a function that's called frequently. Constructing stringstreams is expensive.

To be honest I've never used the feature and I don't know how it works. Maybe you're not using it correctly. Or maybe some other part of LuaGL is failing.

Can you find any example references of...

The irony is most of the implementation effort went into enhancing the table support as well.

In fact once the next update is posted, if you want to still use tables for passing VBO data, you'll...

yeah it's only for opaque images that aren't supposed to have a soft edge. You would have to turn it on and off between drawing opaque images and transparent images.

This is independent of Texture bank. I don't know the details of the texture bank implementation so I can't comment on it. Once textures from texture bank get loaded into video memory, you should...

Use an alpha test like GL_GREATER with a threshold of something like 0.95.
http://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/xhtml/glAlphaFunc.xml

It's still not a perfect solution, but I'm unaware something...

http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/xluagl-dev.zip

Give that a try. CopyTexImage, CopyTexSubImage, TexImage, and TexSubImage have been eliminated, and replaced with:

CopyTexImage1D...

For the record I've started working on this again, though currently I'm at a snag trying to get textures to render at all.

Edit: Things are starting to pan out now. You'll now be able to specify...

As soon as Friday passes I will have considerably more time to devote to fixing up my extensions.

Thanks. I will look at it soon; I have a nasty (mock) grant proposal to get out of the way by Friday first.

function Go()
if myStringTest == "working" then
stringWorks = "it works"
else
stringWorks = "it does not work"
end
end

?

Fusion Updater is a bad idea in general unless you can't find the extension anywhere else.

Can you give an example? And this goes to everyone: If you can build an opengl example using the functionality in the way that you think it should work, it can make fixing bugs significantly faster...

I've put up a thread for collecting all the LuaGL problems: http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=186425&#Post186425

I may have to do another round of...

Please use this topic to list all functions in LuaGL that are not working (please provide an example for each problem!), or important functions that are absent.

I think we both would like to see a Lua binding to the extensions and/or lacewing directly. But it's a matter of having time to work on one.

There is a known problem with glTexSubImage in LuaGL. The original LuaGL author made a lot of errors and dubious design decisions. I haven't had time to fix it yet.

Check the examples for the old OpenGL object, and if you can't get it working, send an example. OpenGL calls that rely on memory being setup ahead of time are one area that I cannot protect against...

Please send an example.

Why do you need it to update more frequently than once per frame? It does defer rebuilding the object, because it's relatively expensive to rebuild and MMF will only display an updated version once...

I've had a couple versions of the static array library floating around already (and maybe under different names). In a nutshell, it gives you pre-allocated C arrays that look like Lua tables, but...

Well, this isn't really supposed to be an XLua support topic, but if you could compile a list of all the functions that are missing or not working correctly (or that you're not sure how to use),...

I may be able to look at it this weekend but it's not a guarantee.

If you're trying to do that through the XLua object, it's because that function doesn't exist (at the moment, anyway).

I haven't forgotten anyone's bug reports (I think... I hope!), in fact some of them are already fixed, but a release is still probably 1-2 weeks out, due to some major changes on the back end. Or I...

I'm not sure I understand your question. Change effects directly, perhaps? There's not really much additional to do, since XLua has almost nothing to do with the rendering runtime.

The Windows stuff might get expanded as a separate module (I'm really moving in the direction of lightening the XLua core). However unless it's something you're manipulating constantly, just using...

Well, it's one of the first mechanisms I wrote in XLua, before I understood much about the C API, upvalues, etc.

for the record, that's how function registration works anyway, so the efficiency between the two methods is the same.

XLua could probably benefit from more examples in the distribution.

Specialized applications I guess. For the same reason my brand new Thinkpad still comes with an RJ11 port on it.

There's no point trying to dig around for the actual LuaGL documentation online, because the XLua flavor of LuaGL is so different now. I should really just be calling it XLuaGL or something. ...

The documentation that comes with XLua has a page will all the supported opengl commands and their argument lists. Definitely have a look at that.

You do need some familiarity with the opengl API...

The newest versions of XLua should be backwards-compatible. If not, well, that's my bug, not yours :)

You'll have to contact Sphax directly, as these are his extensions, and he's the maintainer of fusion updater. I'm afraid he's got you by the short hairs on this one and you have no other recourse....

Long live the MIT license.

rt = {}
objects = mmf.newObjectClass("Active").objectList

for i,v in ipairs(objects) do
local id = v.values[mmf.ALT_A]
rt[id] = v
end

I don't think it's allowed. LGPL also does not allow static linking. And since your extension ends up required to license under the GPL, I believe it will continue trickling down to any application...

Yes, I did say it would be forthcoming .. but it hasn't come yet :) Fear not, I haven't forgotten, I've just been holding off while it was in a state of flux, and until I can provide a good example...

Thanks, I'll try to look into it within the next few days. It looks like there might be some other crashing problems when using older scripts, so I've got a few more corner cases to fix.

But,...

Okay, I see, it's the same problem I described but it's the example's fault, not the extension. Apparently I haven't updated the example. If you look at XLua's properties, "Print Events" and "Error...

Your examples run fine for me.

Are you by any chance using a copy of XLua from fusion updater? That version is nearly a year old, far less mature and riddled with bugs and limitations. I don't...

I'd try and help you out on the preview thing if I didn't have so much other work bogging me down. Even my extensions projects are at a complete standstill now :(

It works for me ... maybe they require you to be registered and logged in?

all variables are global unless you specify the "local" attribute.

You could also pass the calling name or function as an extra parameter.

Either of those choices I think would be better than...

There's no other way, unless you want to try and keep track of it yourself :)

You should be able to do it with the debug library, e.g.:

debug.getinfo(2,"n").name

Where 2 represents a level in the call hierarchy (0 would be getinfo itself, 1 would be your current...

Lua is a dynamically typed language, akin to JavaScript, Python, or PHP. Internally, everything is stored in a double, or a table (an efficient ordered map .. think PHP associative arrays).
...

Version 1.5b3 (beta 3): http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/xlua-dev.zip

In this update:

- Fixed regression in previous build that caused string-based callstack operations to fail.
- The...

I'm sorry, I introduced a regression with this build that Corentin pointed out to me last night, I'm working on the fix.

Honestly after years and years we still don't have an acceptable extension repository IMO.

Unless you have an example of what is so difficult to do in XLua that is so easy with a C syntax extension, I just can't see your argument. Personally I get the feeling that you see then/end replace...

Version 1.5b2: http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/xlua-dev.zip

This is a small update that adds:

- Ability to rename scripts in the editor
- code folding in the editor
- You can now...

Some devs send their source code to Clickteam for that reason, but I'm not sure how many.

The Neatwares list is painfully out of date :/ Even though I like it better than fusion updater.

There are marked differences between Lua and C. However, Lua is not a complex language by any stretch. This is the kind of stuff Lua was designed for.

I'm not sure I understand where you're going with this. XLua is already a viable bridge between MMF and almost limitless C Module capabilities. What then would this extension do that couldn't...

It's on my list .. I just don't have much free time this semester.

It's a tradeoff. If you're going to use the functionality of multiple extensions, you'll gain by reducing the per-unit overhead of separate extensions. In terms of executable size, it's fairly...

Yes, it's not my example. In fact I didn't even port it, I just fixed some bugs! So credit to where credit is due, but regardless I think it's a helpful example.

Well if it's crashing in XLua, it doesn't matter how bad your code is ... it should never crash.

I was able to use VBOs on the old OpenGL object. In fact you could try copying my code over from the OpenGL example included with XLua, and see if it crashes.

Sorry, I haven't been able to look...

Some of us just prefer the Windows Classic theme.

Personally I consider it a bug and another failure of the event/condition system to actually work in a logical and consistent manner. The fact that an object, e.g. "powerup" does not exist, does not...

The point exactly is that if events 1 and 2 pass, but event 3 fails, then logically event 5 must pass. You could also say that if event 1 passes and event 4 fails, then again event 5 must logically...

I wasn't posting a solution, nor do I know if it's the same problem. I'm just posting it as an example that there are bugs with qualifiers and overlap tests.

There are problems with qualifiers, but I don't know if this is the same problem you're having or not. However it's something I encountered in another person's project and if you check the logic...

Arrays do have fixed IDs. They are accessed from the expression menu. There are other ways to get at them but in this case a fixed ID would be the most straightforward.

I have tried adding limited support for modifying MMF Array objects directly to the experimental MMFI: http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=176317#Post176317
...

http://hocuspocus.taloncrossing.com/rii/mmfi.zip

Updated to include the remainder of the collision detection methods. Also contains support for Array objects.

http://jaquadro.homedns.org/~xlua...

Whoops, I forgot about your query.

Offhand, I'm banking on HWA. Have you tested the function in standard mode?

Some people just prefer lua to python. It's an opinion thing. To be honest I'm still struggling to learn Python at a proficient level.

I probably wouldn't pursue lua for a full server...

They are all part of the main MMF help file.

Heh, so it doesn't. I have more stuff to update in the help file anyway. At the moment I haven't been announcing updates to the DLL, but there's more collision detection stuff for example than...

MMF arrays, if my information is correct, should store numbers as compactly as array.dll, or the binary object. What you don't get is flexibility over the width of the numeric type.

Of course, an...

zellix shared some information with my on the subject. It might get added.