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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_education
What he means is that he is stripping for the thread.
There's a site that is literally all references. I think I have it on my bookmarks at home and if we're lucky (lolz, no) I'll remember to post it here tomorrow (pfft, I'm gonna forget, who are we kidding?)
Well I know a lot of other artists, so I either look at references they make or I just go to boorus and grab images from there.
I'll take Data Structures and possibly C++ over the summer. The waifus dig guys that code, yes?
I forgot the name of the sites, but through just Google I found a couple of places for timed human poses.
You need to get yourself a mannequin so you can position it however you want. That, or try your damnest to do it yourself in a mirror and then do the proper corrections using enough imagination and visualization and then do simple stick and shape figure bodies as a test sketch so you can modify it however you need to from that point onward. Don't rush into it, take your time to make sure you get it just how you want.
They dig whatever you code them to dig
This is supposed to be the last one sakurai actually makes.
Data Structures is a pretty important class. Not necessarily because of the structures themselves, but because you'll learn how to model data, which ends up making you a better programmer in the end.
Nixon Corral
I'm in agreement, the structure I've used more than anything else is a basic ArrayList. Queues and Stacks in a close second. Trees don't happen as often as the emphasis in the class might lead you to believe, but they help you understand a whole lot more.
Giygacoal
C++ is where it's at. I love that language. Java and Python is the rage these days though, might have better luck with waifus there.
As much as I like Miyamoto, I don't think he knows more about making fighting games. He might focus on making better physics as part of improving the feel of the game and interesting new modes but everything else would be some nebulous definition of what is fun which doesn't necessarily mean fast-paced action.
As much as he whined like a baby throughout the whole process of making the game, I wouldn't be surprised if he actually did quit Smash this time. Then again, he did do the whole "AND THIS TIME, I MEEEEEAN IIIIIIT!!" shtick, so it probably ain't his last. I'd like it to be, but eh.
This, a lot. I do this so much. It's also made me much more aware of my own body and positioning, because of it.
The thing is though Sakurai never wants to make another one but Nintendo just announces one and ask him to make it. He wants to stop with it but since Nintendo goes and announces another game he feels obligated to do it because it's his series and he doesn't trust anyone else with it I think. Probably feels like anyone else would just mess it up
Just gotta go grind out that tech skill in the lab, bruh.
that to me? If so, no. I have a much more falcon esque design that's fleshed out better. That's me crapping ideas for " jack of all trades". Slight disjoint, utility reflector, sex kick, yadda yadda... How'd you get falcon from that stuff?
Helsong
I don't think we have Graph Theory in this class but I know we'll be covering graphs at least. I'm taking an intro to C++ class right now and the language just makes me mad compared to java, lol. So used to being able to make functions as soon as I need them without having to declare them at the beginning of the file <_<. Also, when would you use a class over a struct? They seem nearly identical.
Java tends to be a ram hog in larger applications, so you'll see C++ used a lot for games, as an example. Having that extra control over memory is great, plus Java tends to make new objects when you reference them in a certain way, which C/C++ does not, which adds to the memory efficiency. Any other programmer should correct me, because I could be wrong.@
on a related note, I just saw this joke
Why do Java developers wear glasses?
Because they can't C#.
I couldn't read the grainy picture, I just remember seeing you post a similar character design that was basically captain falcon.
Makes sense. I have oodles of designs, tbh. Most of them "look" like that because all I need to convey basicovement is the figure.
I'm no Java expert, but: Depends on what you're trying to do? ArrayLists are fine when you use them in place of Arrays, for the most part. Dynamic resizing is good. This resizing means that inserting into an ArrayList can be slower than inserting into a regular Array, but it's largely negligible. However, you can't use primitive types in an ArrayList, so you'll end up using the wrapper classes instead (Integer instead of int, for example). You can use both objects and primitive types in regular Arrays.
Made me wish I continued with drawing when I was young instead of for fun.
If not Miyamoto then who?
The realist truth. Also this
he's probably right
OK : D I haven't done much lately, at least outside of figure drawings like that. School plus trying to finish 3dmaneuvering props in time for akon, along with my side project (what all the figure drawings are for) doesn't leave too much extra time.@CORY i had no idea you draw stuff lets be artist pals
well, I pretty much just do stuff for fun /hobby, myself. It's just about how much spare time you have and what you prioritize. Nothing wrong with putting other things ahead of it.
Dumb Question #1: Are you actually looking at the right tree, and not making changes in some sort of duplicate?
BrawlBox's model viewer (which has a good camera) kind of works too, though it would allow you to bend people in ways they shouldn't be able to bend, and you'd have to use Smash models.
private SplayNode<E> rotateRight(SplayNode node) {
SplayNode tmp = node.getLeft();
node.setLeft(tmp.getRight());
tmp.setRight(node);
node.setParent(tmp);
return tmp;
}
I've drawn for fun for ~13 years now and all I have to show for it are countless doodles of eyes and unbelievably ugly men on every frigging page of every notebook and school book with the exception of maths. Every time I see someone show their actually good drawings I get jealous and wish I could do the same and draw "for realz" for about 10 mins but then realize that it'd take work and dedication and give it up.