provide information on what exception caused the object serialization or
unserialization to freak out.
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was doubling the size of the internal array every time add() was called,
whether it needed to or not, the other was that unserializing an empty set
caused expand() to be called with -1 as the index from which mayhem would
ensue.
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that have no specified layer. Made the scene editor gracefully handle
the case where there are no valid tile sets for use with the selected
scene layer.
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gather dirty sprites and objects and render after base and fringe tile
layers. Add shadow tiles in the footprint of objects to make them
impassable.
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them before setting their value in the distributed object to prevent
subsequent events from modifying those aggregate values before the
originals were propagated to the clients by the networking thread.
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around. I always mess that up because it's backwards from instanceof.
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having to import the arguments to the normal init().
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already have that around in 99% of the cases that you're implementing
message handlers and you more likely have it casted to the type you're
interested in and don't get any use out of that extra argument and have to
import PlaceObject when you might not otherwise have had to.
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object tiles. If no dimensions are specified for an object, it
defaults to 1x1 unit tile units. The media package supports
specification of tilesets as object tile sets via the "layer"
attribute.
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sure the sprite comes to rest at a stand-still frame index.
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will now obtain tile set information directly from the tile sets.
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with distributed objects rather than having a single handleEvent() by
which all subscribers are forced to hear about all events. Now one
subscribes separately and then adds onesself as any of a few types of
listener once they have access to the subscribed object reference.
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across parlor.client, parlor.server and parlor.data.
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coordinates when editing a scene are valid before forging ahead with
scene modifications.
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its own separate project and it fits in more nicely now that we've renamed
everything.
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changed to Presents and Party changed to Crowd. Whee!
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Made TileSet an interface. Throw exceptions for unknown tile or tile
set requests. General clean-up and documentation.
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to take place for testing. Will flesh all the rest out later.
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Walter Korman