Sometimes we assume that the software we use is infallible. It works most of the time, so we just think that it'll always work. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. Even if the software is 100% perfect, there are still things that can cause us… more »

Well, I gotta say, this is something that I did not see coming. South Australian Attorney General, Michael Atkinson has quit the front bench, and hence his post as South Australia's Attorney General. At current count, Gamers 4 Croyden has "only"… more »

I thought today I would take some time to describe the method I'm using for building, serialising and deserialising the network packets in War Worlds. I am using ENet as the underlying network protocol, which means the War Worlds networking system is bas… more »

It's been a while since I blogged about War Worlds, and there's a good reason for that... but I can't say too much about it for now :) Anyway, I've done a little bit more work on it recently, and so I thought I'd just blog a little about what I've been d… more »

I've been working on integrating Lua into War Worlds for programming the AI player and so far, it's been going really well. I've been using Luabind to help me bind C++ classes and methods to Lua tables and functions and it's mostly been really easy.… more »