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Seriously?
Kryo doesn't like the variable name "type"... I've chnaged it to "connectionType" and it worked...
 

Seems like there has to be done something, Nate 
(To me, at least, it seems like a bug...)

Okey, so that sounds good, since then scala can make use of that too, probably.


Fixed

It all looks great. Will be a while before we get it though.

Cas

You said you made a change, I assume undoing that change fixes it? Because its entirely possible something else is the problem. I've had that happen to me in the past that I was looking in the wrong place.

Ah a nice thread derailment!

I will (again) say one thing about Maven poms: I don't write them, I copy/paste them. All my poms are nearly identical with tiny variations here and there (generally which dependencies are included and on what scope). I don't see how beyond your first attempts at using Maven you spend much time on setting stuff up, its usually a matter of 5 minutes for me and with those 5 minutes I also setup a proper Eclipse workspace with 90% of the build settings correctly in place. Its just too bad that the m2eclipse plugin sets some wonky defaults :/

There were some really excellent pom templates here on the site somewhere.

If it actually is rendering @ 60 fps, you don't have a problem.

Just make it move faster or slower.

anyone guys?

If some of this isn't clear to some folks...look at this java vs. java comparison which peaks at over 43x (or again some number's for Riven's library).  Avoiding cache misses is a very big deal in high performance...where each is hundreds to thousands of less operations being performed (and constantly growing since the CPU memory gap grows).  The previous covers when you can half-assed work around (in a PITA way) a JVM missing feature...but what about when you can't?  An example is: I'm never going to attempt to write an edge based cache obv. quad-tree in java, unless I get struck with inspiration or get structures.

i started working on the site i'll let you guys know when i got something up and running shouldn't be too long 

Nice library and good idea, need find time and try

P.s in source code so many cool things, and many of them even without feedback ;(