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Ok, first post on pouet.net
Code:return mix(hsv2rgb(vec3(floor(p.x+time*SPEED)/(8.), 1., 1.))*(1.-smoothstep(.01, 0., 1. -mod(p.x+time*SPEED, 1.))), vec3(step(0.,cos(p.y*(20.*p.x)))), smoothstep( mod(p.x+time*SPEED, 1.), mod(p.x+time*SPEED, 1.) +.025, abs(p.y)));
(yup, I did it wih my hands)
Used it here (splitted in the getColor part) :
http://glslsandbox.com/e#23197.0
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void sendAvatarToYperperan(int avatarId)
{
avatar[avatarId]->setPosition(osg::Vec3f(10000.0f, 10000.0f, 10000.0f)); // should make the visibilitySwitch work in the future
}
Still makes me laugh.
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rol al,cl
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var %y $calc(($sin($calc((128 * ($cos(%c).deg * 7.2)) + (%cnt * %dist))).deg * (60 + (%dm.chessboard.bobs.rad / 2))) + (90 + 2))
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aamCode:
shl byte[gs:di],2Code:
nop ;256Code:
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) DWORD NvOptimusEnablement = 0x00000001;
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move.w #$1fe,6+8(a0,d0.w) ; kill bitplanes
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RecursiveFor(0);
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return 0 if defined( $stiValue ) && $stiValue ne $token->data;
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lsr.l #1,d0 ; kill right side -> no gap in the middle Code:
DC.B 'FUNNY CODE EH? EASY TO STEAL? 'Code:
DC.B 'PLEASE REMEMBER US IN YOUR RIP!!'From The 100 most remembered c64 game tunes which has some nicely protected code (some prefetch "magic" is exploited to disguise what the actual code is doing). Not too surprising if you know who the coders are. :)
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drawDisplayBufferFast
di
ld bc,PAGE1 ;!!!!
ld a,Tile_page
out (c),a ; 40 x32
exx
ld hl,displayBuffer+4*displayBufferWidth+4
ld de,displayBuffer+4*displayBufferWidth+4+(displayBufferWidth*displayBufferHeight)
ld bc,#4080 ; PAGE1
exx
ld c,240/8-1
dDBF2 exx
ld ixl,4
dDBF1
dup 10
... 
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#define GLSL(src) "#version 330 core\n" #srcNewlines are ignored... beware (:
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class Tsipras : public democore::Scene
{
public:
Tsipras() {};
~Tsipras() {};
void init();
void update();
void draw();
void release();
private:
void setCam();
std::vector<class Merkel*> m_merkels;
glm::vec3 m_cameraPosition;
glm::vec3 m_cameraTarget;
glm::vec3 m_cameraUp;
};
I was reading about different indent styles and someone pointed me into this:
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/**********************************************
This class represents an environment in the
environment simulation of Assignment 4, CS 152,
Spring 2000. In this assignment the environment
is a run-time object in a statically scoped,
compiled language, so variables are represented
as pairs of offsets. The environment is
represented as a Java Stack of Frames.
A display is used to avoid linear searches
for the appropriate frame at run time. This is
the only Environment state variable. The only
Environment constructor returns an empty
environment; it has no arguments. There are
other methods addFrame (that adds a frame given
the frame), deleteFrame (that deletes the top
frame and takes no argument), lookup (that looks
up the value of a variable given two integer
offsets), and lookupAndPrint (that prints the value
of a variable given two integer offsets, and
issues a newline).
If the lookup function fails, it
raises a OffsetOutOfBoundsException. The
lookupAndPrint method prints a simple error
message in this case.
A display represents the chain of frames
accessible from the current frame by following
static links. There is a private class Display
that represents the display. When a frame is added
to or deleted from the environment, the display is
recreated from scratch. The Display constructor
is responsible for doing this; its sole argument
represents the current frame. The only other
Display method returns the appropriate frame
given the first offset in a pair of offsets
(i.e., given an integer).
**********************************************/
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
class Environment extends Stack {
// This is an exception class for failure
// of lookup within the environment
private class OffsetOutOfBoundsException
extends IOException {
public OffsetOutOfBoundsException() {} }
private class Display extends Vector {
// This constructor recreates the display
// beginning at frame f. Note that if
// f is null, the display will be empty.
public Display(Frame f) {
super(5);
while (f!=null) {
addElement(f);
f=f.getStaticLink(); } }
// This selector returns the ith frame
public Frame getFrame(int i)
throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException {
return (Frame) elementAt(i);}
}
// begin Environment
// the only state variable
private Display display;
// This constructor builds an empty
// environment. It initializes the
// display to be empty.
public Environment() {
super();
display = new Display(null); }
// This method adds the frame f to the
// environment by pushing it onto
// the stack of frames. It also
// recreates the display beginning
// at the new top frame f.
public void addFrame(Frame f) {
addElement(f);
display=new Display(f); }
// This method deletes the current frame
// from the environment by popping it
// from the stack of frames. It recreates
// the display starting at the new top
// frame, if there is one. Otherwise it
// creates an empty display by calling the
// Display constructor with a null argument.
public void deleteFrame() {
pop();
if (empty())
display = new Display(null);
else
display =
new Display((Frame) lastElement()); }
// This method returns the value of a variable
// represented as the offset pair (i,j).
// Since a display is used, it need only
// get the ith frame from the display and
// get the filler of the jth binding of
// that frame.
// It raises a OffsetOutOfBoundsException if
// the lookup for either element of the pair
// fails.
private FillerClass lookup(int i, int j)
throws OffsetOutOfBoundsException {
try {
Frame f=display.getFrame(i);
return f.lookup(j).getFiller(); }
catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e) {
throw new OffsetOutOfBoundsException();} }
// This method prints the value of a variable
// represented as the offset pair (i,j) by
// invoking the Environment lookup method.
public void lookupAndPrint(int i, int j) {
try {
System.out.print(" ");
FillerClass fc=lookup(i,j);
fc.print(); }
catch(OffsetOutOfBoundsException e) {
System.out.print(" out of bounds");} } }
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if (%gj.effect.flip_Vertical == 1) {
drawcopy -nsc @gifJockey.out 0 0 %gj.win.outW %gj.win.outH @gifJockey.out %gj.win.outW 0 $+(-,%gj.win.outW) %gj.win.outH
}Code:
.GRF .DBR *vbg_z_y/*vbg_z_x *vbg_z_h-/*vbg_z_b RE
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cmp.l #"TURD",d4
&a a9? 9[ae a? a][au@. (MS 408, ASCII)
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return mix(max(pyr(r*ry(time*.13),1.5+2*b6),-pyr(vec3(r.x,-r.y+.4,r.z)*ry(time*.13)*rx((time-260)*.24*a8)*rz((time-260)*.23*a8),1.5*(1-b3)*(1-b6)+3*a8)),min(min(min(sp(r+a1*vec3(0,.4883,0),.6),sp(r+a1*vec3(-.3554,-.4883,-.6),.6)),sp(r+a1*vec3(.6838,-.4883,0),.6)),sp(r+a1*vec3(-.3554,-.4883,.6),.6)),b2-(1-b3));
kb_: That almost has Wing Commander qualities!
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cmp bp,32222