Is there a way to see how many connections I have open on my computer? I'm only allowed 3000 at a time, and sometimes I go over this by a thousand and get fucked with my speed
I have no idea how I keep getting over even like 10. I just have AIM, and my internet browser open, so what the heck
Is there a way to see how many connections I have open on my computer? I'm only allowed 3000 at a time, and sometimes I go over this by a thousand and get fucked with my speed
I have no idea how I keep getting over even like 10. I just have AIM, and my internet browser open, so what the heck
What OS are you using?
My comodo firewall does this. I have about 90 connections right now.
EDIT: Wow, there's uhh... There's a lot of insta death things in this when you're just starting out. Should probably somehow fix this in the future maybe.
Also small bug when viewing the homepage with google chrome in 1920x1200.
In the top left corner (Well not really in that corner, slightly lower than it) there's part of a home link that is connected to the banner thing (If you hover over the link the banner thing changes)
EDIT: Also, out of curiosity did you develop the engine yourself or did you use something readily available?
(Looking into getting into game design and programming myself, but started in flash because it's easy(ish))
Thanks for pointing out that bug, I'll look into it.
Also I developed the engine myself. The whole thing has taken about 20 months so far using C++, OpenGL, OpenAL, Enet and libcurl. If you want to learn coding I strongly reccommend you start on processing. It's a simplified version of Java but the great thing about it is it's so visual that you can get instant feedback on what you're doing. This makes is far more engaging than writing console progams in C++ and is a nice stepping stone up from ActionScript.. Though learning in Flash is fine as well.
For example if you want to see a ball move across the screen in processing all you have to do is:
int x = 50, y = 200;
void setup() {
size(400,400);
}
void draw() {
background(0);
x++;
ellipse(x,y,20,20);
}
Pretty easy and you get instant feedback. If you want any help just ask
Is there a way to see how many connections I have open on my computer? I'm only allowed 3000 at a time, and sometimes I go over this by a thousand and get fucked with my speed
I have no idea how I keep getting over even like 10. I just have AIM, and my internet browser open, so what the heck
netstat
works on all major operating systems!
in OSX, open the Terminal App, in Windows, run cmd, in Linux you don't use Linux.
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What OS are you using?
My comodo firewall does this. I have about 90 connections right now.
EDIT: Wow, there's uhh... There's a lot of insta death things in this when you're just starting out. Should probably somehow fix this in the future maybe.
Thanks for pointing out that bug, I'll look into it.
Also I developed the engine myself. The whole thing has taken about 20 months so far using C++, OpenGL, OpenAL, Enet and libcurl. If you want to learn coding I strongly reccommend you start on processing. It's a simplified version of Java but the great thing about it is it's so visual that you can get instant feedback on what you're doing. This makes is far more engaging than writing console progams in C++ and is a nice stepping stone up from ActionScript.. Though learning in Flash is fine as well.
For example if you want to see a ball move across the screen in processing all you have to do is:
int x = 50, y = 200;
void setup() {
size(400,400);
}
void draw() {
background(0);
x++;
ellipse(x,y,20,20);
}
Pretty easy and you get instant feedback. If you want any help just ask
netstat
works on all major operating systems!
in OSX, open the Terminal App, in Windows, run cmd, in Linux you don't use Linux.
Then I close it and move on and then read the title and get confused and open it again.