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If it flies or drives, it burns fuel. And whether it s rockets, aircrafts, or cars, it just has to smoke! After all, it s only a game, so we can temporarily forget about clean emission and the Kyoto Protocol. Game Maker Pro users can use particle effects to create smoke trails. The challenge is in making sure that these trails appear at the right place at the right time. We ll use our spaceship example and make it blow smoke every time the engines are burning. It just takes a single step using one of Game Maker s built-in default particle effects. Start with: Reference/Framework/spaceship2.gmk

1. In our example, the engines are burning as long as the Up arrow key is being pressed. Open the object obj_spaceship and select the Keyboard, Up event. At the end of the action list, include a Create Effect action. Note that although this action draws effects on the screen, you don t need to use it in the Draw event. Rather, you use it to start the effect and Game Maker takes care of drawing it. In the action, select smoke as the Type. For X, use lengthdir_x(-36,image_angle), for Y use lengthdir_y(-36,image_angle). We use image_angle rather than direction because we always need to create smoke relative to where the spaceship is facing. Note that we use negative values as the first parameter because we want to put the smoke behind the ship rather than in front of it. Set Size to small and set the Color to white or gray. Set Where to above objects and check the Relative box. Reference/Result/smoke_trail.gmk

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Physical writes: Server processes do not perform physical writes. They modify only the blocks that are stored in the buffer cache. Then, the database writer process (which is a background process) is responsible for storing the modified blocks (also called dirty blocks) in the data files. Direct reads: In some particular situations, which I ll describe in 11, a server process is able to directly read blocks from a data file. When it uses this method, the blocks, instead of being loaded in the buffer cache, are directly transferred to the private memory of the process. Direct writes: In some particular situations, which I ll describe in 11, a server process is able to directly write blocks into a data file.

Figure 16-7. The WowWee Robotics Roboraptor features three walking gaits. Expected to retail for about $120 and be available in summer 2005, the 32-inch-long Roboraptor is a combination of Robosapien and an eel-like BEAM robot that Mark Tilden built in the late 1990s known as Lamprey. It features three distinct walking gaits predatory, walking, and running and has multisensor environmental awareness. What this means is that Roboraptor has vision, sound, and touch sensors. Roboraptor seems to have quite a bit of built-in autonomy, and even its own moods. For example, if you approach its face while it is in hunting mode it will react aggressively, but it also has a playful side and will nuzzle your hand. The prototype I saw uses the video game controller-style remote control, and also includes the laser tracking ability available on V2. For example the T Rex... it s a beautiful thing.Your own pet dinosaur. Robosapien V1 can annoy your dogs, this one can hunt them. It s great. It s got a lot of built-in autonomy, it s got a lot of B.I.O. Bug like features. So it s got the whole Robosapien-style control, but it also has its own complete interactive play. Mark Tilden, February 13, 2005

Note For all visual effects, there is a simple rule don t overdo it. Too much smoke will only annoy the player! You may even want to create the effect only once every few steps using timelines or alarms.

Ever wondered why your game s movement doesn t always look as smooth as in the commercial games you ve played There are two reasons for this: The default room speed is set at 30, which means Game Maker only redraws the screen 30 times per second. Most CRT screens refresh the screen at twice that rate. The updates by Game Maker and those by the screen are not synchronized. While the screen is half-way displaying the old image, Game Maker switches to the next. The result is a mixed image between two steps, an effect commonly known as tearing.

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