Or at least, the material that covers them is. Why is it so hard for someone to lay out the problem nice and simply – “given these parameters and position at origin time, the position & velocity at time T will be:…”. Still, it’s fun to screw around with. I’m making some progress – I… Read more
Xcode 4 no longer provides any UI – that I can find, anyway – for changing the default organisation name, whether globally or in a particular project. It’s claimed that it’ll still respect the user defaults setting, which may well be true, but what if you’ve already created your project? Well, the only workaround I… Read more
Evidently RSA signing keys aren’t supported on iOS, at least in 4.3. The entire process of submitting a cert request, generating provisioning profiles, etc etc… that all works just peachy. It’s the very last step – verification of the signed app newly installed onto the device, ready to run – that actually fails. And with… Read more
Sometime around 4 AM this morning (yesterday morning now, I suppose) my iOS Developer application was approved. Huzzah!
Gah, indecision. I was almost certain I was going to order an iPad 2 right on 1 AM, but now that I go to push through the motions, I find myself backing out. “Wait ’til morning, see how you feel” crosses my mind. Damn my insufferable apathy! I’m also tempted just to rock up to… Read more
So, journalling again and Xcode 4 and iOS 4.3 and iPad app development. Interesting. This is of course prompted by my burgeoning desire to do some iPad game development. I guess the urge really came into effect around New Year’s Eve, at which time I was thoroughly addicted to Game Dev Story. But I wanted… Read more
On the 30th of September, 2007, I started a silly little test project to play with terrain generation and OpenGL. In typical fashion I got bored after a few days and let it slide, but I came back today and kept fiddling. When I’d left it I’d just enabled lighting, but hadn’t provided any normals… Read more