imo sharing elipse and circle code is not a great idea since elipse calculation is quite a bit more
imo sharing elipse and circle code is not a great idea since elipse calculation is quite a bit more complex
D(also look at this cool graphic I made some time ago, it demonstrates that perfectly: https://www.geogebra.org/calculator/hghnztfk)
Tahem
Current = new Vector2(MathF.Cos(_theta), MathF.Sin(_theta)) * _size;I cannot for the life of me figure out where
EllipseEnumerableso yeah
Dholy crap the sun's out
Dthe freakin SUN'S OUT
DI stayed up
DALL NIGHT
Doptimizing my game engine
Tah, the sun's up
D
normal day in graphics programming lmaoDthe annoying thing is
Dthe timmies in town didn't have coffee at midnight
Dand the macdonalds screwed up my order
Dbut
DHEY
Dmy engine runs FAST now
Tyeah, i recently stayed optimizing a vulkan mem allocator a whole night 
DOh I've optimized my Mega texture sparse load/unload code the whole night lmao
Done of these days I'll manage to make a good megatexture abstraction
Done of these days I'll add vulkan and directx support to my game engine
Qwhat do you all spend time on sensible stuff?
Whenever this happens to me it's just I find the code ugly and re-write it 200 times over
Whenever this happens to me it's just I find the code ugly and re-write it 200 times over
Dsensible stuff
megatexture for literally no reason
Dsensible stuff
writing a game engine just to say "fuck you monogame cool project but I can do it better"
Deven though I can't
Dtbf I don't have a lot of the baggage of like, legacy xna and shit
DOr mobile support
Qbetter than: "I don't like this being one class, let's make my own library just because I don't like this one thing the one I'm using does" (and thus I made FontStash.NET although FontStashSharp is better if EVERY way)
DI don't develop mobile games therefore my engine doesn't need support for mobile
Qwhere can I set MSAA Samples in
IWindowalso, what is the Silk way of getting supported OpenGL Extensions? I don't want to mix with GLFW, but want to implement GPU time querying which isn't working so I want to see if it is supported. (also on other systems)
PWell usually you'd use TryGetExtension
Pwhich implicitly calls IsExtensionSupported (or IsExtensionPresent, don't remember the name off the top of my head)
Pwe don't expose a way to get the internal list we maintain atm
D(note that OpenGL Extensions are always active, there isn't a way/need to somehow activate them like in Vulkan)
Peh that's not strictly true
Pthey're always there for sure
Pbut usually you have
glEnableglDisable(if they change the spec in a significant way)
Qthis one specific one isn't always supported.
GL_ARB_timer_queryyeah so just do
gl.TryGetExtension(out ArbTimerQuery tq)Yes, but if it is supported it will automatically be activated
Prefer to my original point. if it's supported, it can't just go changing the spec willy nilly without the user knowing as that'd be massively problematic.
Pbut you can assume that if it's supported you can use any of its functionality without any extra steps
Qin that case it just isn't supported. Fine.
DOh yeah, but you know how it is for Vulkan.
Pofc
DPbut yeah use TryGetExtension as outlined above. if that returns true,
tq contains the commands you want to use.