I’ve made a productivity tool called Connect for a Reason. It helps you avoid mindless web surfing. And I’m using Kickstarter to raise the funds to develop my internal prototype into a releasable product.

Removing the physics engine presence enables one-way platforms.

I’m now using the “topmost lines” algorithm that I demonstrated in the last episode to handle player movement.

Just a quick video showing my “topmost lines” algorithm and talking about how it will be used.

Today I take a detailed look at prediction glitches and how they happen.

Worked on server-side lag-buffer to smooth out jitter in the input packet stream.

Currently I’m working on fixing prediction errors in Stick Ninjas.

I’ve been coming up with ideas for fortnightly videos I can do, to slot in between my DevLog videos. And what I came up with is the idea of “Let’s Examine…” videos.

A look at the old (broken) network timing system, and then the new (fixed) network timing system.

I’ve been sick, so not much work done on Stick Ninjas. Mostly refactoring. But I have updated my website, including bringing the forum back.