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  1. Techmo

    Techmo

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  2. BOSCH

    BOSCH

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  3. Senpai Abraham

    Senpai Abraham

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  1. Senpai Abraham
    I think i found new HG rust server monkaS
    3 points
  2. TongueSlap
    Tech sub seems a bit dead, but I think we should show off some PC's. Smoke em if you got em. Ryzen 1700 + Cheap Gbyte X370 board Corsair H50i AIO RX580 Corsair c600m PSU Cougar Panzer-G case. Second PC is a scrap pile Quadro ITX build. What do you guys having kicking around?
    1 point
  3. Purplex

    hmm

    hmm
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  4. Techmo
    Fixed the issues with the filter. Unfortunately, the library used to interface with lua objects is out of date and a few value fetching functions don't match the signatures in the gmod binary. I've provided workarounds in the example plugin until I can patch the issues.
    1 point
  5. SMD
    Welcome to the club, homeskillet.
    1 point
  6. TongueSlap
    Oi thanks Bosch n Eddie Looking forward to more.
    1 point
  7. a white kleiner
    what about lila panic ?
    1 point
  8. Techmo
    GLib has been updated to support pretty much every data type available, as well as custom binary data. GLib now uses the ILuaObject interface provided by the garrysmod_common library. The parameter type filter has also been made optional, allowing functions to accept different parameter types.
    1 point
  9. < stig
    TY SoTa, with the hacker on crackhouse
    1 point
  10. Techmo
    Just added a benchmark to the example lua test script. It shows the C++ function to calculate the dot product being about 4 times faster than a function written in lua. The speed increase is quite small here due to the function being simple, and the constant function call overhead taking a significant amount of that time. Functions that take longer to execute should see much larger gains written in C++.
    1 point
  11. BOSCH
    Glad to have you buddy, welcome to the HeLLsGamers Community!!!
    1 point
  12. Combine
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