ENIGMA Development Environment

Fuck!    You're right!   What a moron! How could I make such a stupid mistake? 

lol - don't worry, you didn't break any records yet....Some have done far worse.

Ideally is to cut the umbilical cord of GM, and be unique, but in practice many would not like that.....why not break ENIGMA into 2 separate projects as was suggested before ?  From what I recall most of these functions you lot are talking about are 3D stuff majority of people using GM and ENIGMA don't use.  The majority of people use said tools to make 2D stuff not 3D...... Nothing wrong in his suggestion or having graphic system exclusive functions, after all I would hope that most people have computers supporting both GL3 and D3D9

Congratulations on turning 10 today.

Hope the cake was good!

I agree, I too use the term instance.

Isn't it more like instance of an object, after all you are loading your sprite inside an object and placing instances of that object in the room...... 

It's been since July 1st, and there have been MANY updates and bug fixes to ENIGMA and both LGM/ENIGMA jars.  Is it possible for someone to update the stand-alone installers ?

Thanks.

I have dental insurance, so going to get my teeth cleaned twice a year is "free". Also getting all of my wisdom teeth removed didn't cost a penny.

You'd be surprised but it's not free...group insurance can be costly especially if you are healthy, and you do the math it costs far exceed 2 dental checkups    Also don't know what company you are using, but most group insurances offering dental I've seen cover for 1 checkup per 9 months.

Actually, I don't know what you mean by impacted,

Normally the tooth grows normally above the gum, into the mouth......  Impacted, it does not fully grow, it may either not go past the base of the gum or slightly but it is "blocked" from normal eruption due to another tooth.  This can cause complications. Sometimes cysts start to form and that can cause serious complications down the road.  Impacted wisdom tooth is not uncommon. 

two of them had 4 roots and were welded to the bone, even lost part of the ceiling of a sinus and that one kept troubling me even after the gums had healed. 

The surgery to remove an impacted tooth carries its risks, a nerve can be pinched, and that will have a lasting effect even after healing.  Your dentist/surgeon would normally inform you of this.

What I do remember is the excruciating pain the next day when the swelling started, MF!

Yes, throbbing is common.  That's why you are given pain killers.  I did not WAIT until I got to that point and took my PKs, full daily dose for the first 2 days, I did feel some pain and throbbing but not excruciating.

I wished for some heavy use drugs for the first time in my life!,

Some dilaudid would have done the trick ! lol!

Imagine people getting ALL their tooth pulled and dentures placed in.....when they have to drill holes in bones and put hooks !
I don't look forward to that MFing day, and that's why I take care of my teeth

Hello, I have slept for the past 18 out of 24 hours. I'm usually only awake for 1-2 hours at a time. First let me say it's extremely probable they botched the surgery and just didn't tell me. I needed all 4 taken out, 2 of them were impacted, and 2 had already started to decay in my mouth. All 4 probably shouldn't have been done at once, but I didn't really care.

Actually you are the patient, it's your right to ask that not all 4 be removed.
Also, was it your regular dentist who removed them or a specialist ? (specialists also are maxilofacial surgeons) and have done it a lot, and actually teach dentists. So you had 2 impacted ones, those are fun They probably had to drill a hole in your bone to reach it and yank it out and in some cases they saw it in half (the tooth).

I was able to eat within 4 hours of surgery, but only mushy food (which I'm supposed to eat for the next week too). I was bleeding for basically the entire first day so I had gauze in my mouth all day, but now on day 2 there's only a speck here and there of blood.

You're doing fine

As to why I am supposed to eat only mushy foods for the next week, I think it is to avoid getting chunks of food lodged into the partially open wounds, or to avoid ripping off scabs or the sutures. So it's not that I lack the capability (although it probably would hurt a bit to eat solid food).

Food getting stuck / lodged is potential for bacteria and the last thing you want is an infection, as that will hurt like a MF !   I reckon when I had mine removed I played it safe and did not eat solids, and had smoothies lol!

I don't know if there was any bone drilling at all, but I did have one problem tooth that could be seen from the xray (the root was extremely curved), and that was the one that was bleeding the most.

Was probably on your impacted, and was likely the reason it had to be removed as these can make cysts and spread to healthy tooth.  Some dentists are money hungry and tell their patients to remove all 4 just to avoid possible future complications ! You mentioned you had only 2 impacted ones, those HAD to be removed, but the other 2 were they decayed ? If not, you didn't have to remove them.  Your dentist probably scared do and told you that it had to be removed because of the empty space below and the top tooth shifting down..... scare tactics, most of the time it's really not needed to remove all 4, fact, there is no reason to get them removed at all unless 1) impacted 2) decayed, and these are vulnerable to decay more than any other tooth

As for the drugs, I took a valium

LOL oh is that what they told you ? They probably gave you some E.

As to why I actually agreed to have all 4 of them done at once, that's how I've heard of literally everyone else having theirs down around here (when all 4 were like to cause problems).

Rubbish, that's like many dentists saying you need a tooth filling when you really don't have a cavity, just the beginning of decay, which often can be reversed with proper care....Most dental procedures are frivolous, just like surgeries   If you really brush carefully, floss and take care of your teeth and gums, you should not have problems.  The wisdom are hard to reach areas so dentists ASSUME it's ok to yank all 4 to avoid potential problems later on but I only have 1 removed and I had to, and I'm still alive

bad luck). Plus you know I'd rather not have to go through this whole process twice ^_^.

Well the impacted ones are surgery, otherwise the grown ones are less complicated. 

Pills I am taking: vicodin, another pain killer, general vitamin, anti-inflammatory, and something like Pepcid AC to calm my stomach.

Ok those are some strong PKs
I managed with advil.  Only took 2 anti inflammatory pre-surgery and a preventive prescription of Pen-V in case of infection, which I never had.

At least it's done  

Now when you woke up at your dentist, did you see some hooks and ropes / cut ropes and crooked door knobs ?