You mean XAMPP or IIS? Depends on the development at hand.
These are questions you should ask yourself when choosing a web server.
Is the site you're making for development purposes? Localhost? Use XAMPP (Apache).
Is the site you're making for production? Use IIS or nginx.
Are you in a...
What random pathfinding class?
Take a look at the new source, in the old one that was added out of boredum, I got a head start on it. And I've listed the frameworks I'm going to be using, if they're not already implemented, because not all of them are implemented yet.
I want your opinion on...
I like, but I think if you're going to use shadows you should show a source of light.
Look at the shadows on the players-- cast to the left of them, but wait--- there's another light directly to the left of them.
Looks amazing though.
Any person who knew C# would think of a timer that executed in the background, in reference to this forum thread. Realize that a space between "background" and "worker" goes along way when we're on about C#.
And if you want to make this about who knows more (because you're clearly intimidated)...
Since when did I literally mean the "BackgroundWorker" class? Here we go again, "background" meaning it runs in the background with the main thread, "worker" meaning the task to be accomplished. I don't know how I can be more thorough with you, you are incompetent and know nothing about C#, so...
Can you read? I said that would be a reason to use a thread instead of a background worker? And a background worker is not its own dedicated thread, but something that is executed along with the main thread, so the only time it would be "time consuming" is if the main thread had a shitload of...
First, I needed to know why he was planning on creating a thread instead of using a background worker, which could've been for multiple reasons like the fact that his server is running slow with everything in the background, and the task he needs to accomplish needs to be fast and somewhat...