Okay so thanks to that nice function (Thank you) I've found out that 4 bytes aren't being added to the stream, so maybe there's a problem with the byteconversion class :/

Hello, I'm going to be as descriptive in my question as possible to well, help you help me.
I know that on line

ParticleSystem.java 59: input.read(tempByte0);
the program stalls as it waits for the thread to return with additional data, I don't know why it deadlocks

What's happening is there's 4 sets of 4 bytes to read, and the first byte is used to check if it has work to perform.
SO the first byte has been taken out the stream so the next read is of 3 bytes which will be reconnected with the first byte for it's original value.
Problem is, the deadlock occures on tempByte3 which i believe might be because the stream is empty :/

the github is here: https://github.com/Joshhua5/Particle-System/tree/master/ParticleSystem
Hope someone can help  me

Reminds me of the animation on Battleon.com  (Adventure Quest)

I have to ask, but I've noticed the majority of tools with the intent of debugging shaders and OpenGL are targeted at C++. which makes me question, maybe OpenGL in C++ is better for getting the ropes on modern OpenGL. I was wondering if anyone agrees or what your thoughts on this are.

It's actually not running on the same thread.

All that's done in the Project1

Project1: main loop
Project2: imported Project

make it easier to understand

I've been working on a project and how it's layed out is one system is in a different project and it makes calls to LWJGL, by doing this I get an error of "No OpenGL context found in the current thread."
How would someone go about passing on the context of openGL?

Thank you for any help

I'm In Australia.
This is going to be a challenge.

I've got a week to write a Portfolio to attempt for University Entrance, but I have a large Dilemma How do I write a portfolio? I've gone with the assumption of having examples of work and why I would like to be in the course.

But I would like to be sure, I've been improving previous projects to use as work samples.

PS it's for a Computer Science course

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and Merry Christmas

Couldn't you have the program know exactly how large it is, to the byte and check the size to see if it's smaller or larger (been changed)

Unless they hack the server and change the program

Am I the only one who found FTL inspirational?

Thank you, it's actually a really good idea to let awt handle the decoding :3

So put it all into a ByteBuffer, how does OpenGL read the texture, top left across then down a row?

Sorry for all the questions :3

I'm trying to cut my use of slick by making my own TextureLoader, I don't need any fancy tricks.
I was wondering if anyone had a tutorial on loading textures from PNG format

I'm currently looking through the slick source code.

In particular, once reading and decoding the file, how should it be arranged for OpenGL to use it?

Personally I believe it's best to start young, it allows the brain to adapt and grow in a way, specialise at a deeper level.
It's also nice for trying to get a job "programming since 12"  

you can also use graph.tk to see how your equations will look.

What's what I was going to say, no-one is incapable of making a game, you just have to learn.

It not a successful tablet

I dont know if it's a troll

But the rectangle won't display in the next frame once you remove the glBegin call to draw it. To remove it you have to stop adding it.

Thread.sleep(/* time in milliseconds */ 500); // sleep for 0.5 Seconds

It is ms right?

$120 per month for 200GB

I assume it has gravity or there wouldn't be a curve

I guess you mean a field to change the gravity N/kg

edit: should of said sway :3

I can't stand the whole, designed for your touch start menu... For that reason I need to find something to get my windows 7 theme back onto windows 8 or I stay on windows 7

Until then, I'll keep it on my VMware

What about a tiny bit of sway, just a few pixels, so it seems less static

I have a similar problem, because I have such a large interest in two fields of computing... Programming and Design of the architecture. I'm sure they will both help each other, I'm currently doing a Computer Architecture course at CourseRA and soon will be doing the heterogeneous parallel programming course which starts in two days. PS they're all free

I've actually learn about the architecture of the Java Virtual Machine, as I said they'll help each other. I don't know if it's a curse or a blessing to want to know all the little details, because I can spend hours on a redstone simulator designing my own ALU with memory.

It's also interesting that the music I listen to also changes with the mood I'm in, Heavy metal when it's computer architecture and Dubstep when it's programming, D: must be government brain control through music.

You're making some nice progress

At a good day of school.

What id personally do is create a polygon boundary box and have a list of all the points and create a if statement with the conditions being set as equations to determine if the point is inside. (It's called linear programming, wiki should help you understand this) and then check the points of one polygon to the condition of the conditions of collision. Example if you have a line with points 0,0 and 1,0 with a boundary box with points 0,0 0,1 1,1 and 1,0 then you would check each point with if( x < 1 & x > 0 & y > 0 & y < 1) where x and y are the point cordinates. You could use two polygonswith both of their points and conditions. I have a self made doc explaining it with picture but its not with me.