One of the best things about attending conventions like CES and Computex is getting the chance to check out all the crazy, unique, and downright cool case mods—and we've seen some great ones over the years, like a PC case with a transparent LCD screen powered by wind turbine engineering, and a Donkey Kong arcade machine mod. Corsair usually rolls out their own Overwatch and World of Warcraft-themed mods at Blizzcon, too, but you don't always need to attend these conventions to see the best of the best.In collaboration with Activation, Intel Spain, and Corsair Spain, Spain-based custom PC builder Future Works created an incredible rig inspired by Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.The rig features a GeForce RTX 2060 dead-center, held up by a vertical plate mounted to the wooden support beams in the back. A PCI ribbon is threaded thru the base underneath and covered in some sort of cloth material. Laser-printed wood paneling lines the bottom of the case and the middle of the graphics card … [Read more...] about Watch how this incredible Sekiro-inspired PC case mod is built
Nintendo Announces New Switch With Better Battery Life
A new version of the Nintendo Switch--separate from the recently announced Switch Lite--is officially on the way. Nintendo has announced a revision to the original Switch system that will be identical to that version, complete with the ability to dock with a TV. However, it does sport one improvement of note--better battery life--and will be in stores within a matter of weeks.The original launch model Switch touted between two and half to six and a half hours of playtime. However, the revised version will deliver four and a half to nine hours of battery life. The revised Switch model will cost the same ($300 or roughly £280). According to Nintendo's product page, it will launch in mid-August in the US.This is not an entirely new model of Switch in the same way that the Lite is, instead serving as a replacement for the original version (albeit one with a desirable new perk with its battery life). It's possible that this is new iteration of the console that prompted a recent FCC … [Read more...] about Nintendo Announces New Switch With Better Battery Life
Pokémon Go update adds major quality-of-life improvements
An update for Pokémon Go has rolled out to mobile devices that includes a plethora of quality-of-life changes. Some of them aren’t too noticeable without some sleuthing around, but here are some of the biggest: You can check IVs within the app now Before, players had to use other apps, like PokéGenie, to check the exact percentages of their Pokémons’ IVs. Now, if players use the appraisal system within the app, the team leaders will show each Pokémon’s stats on a bar and give it a star rating. You can even tap the arrows on the left and right of the appraisal to see the next Pokémon’s stats without having to close the screen. Thank Arceus! Pokémon will only get stars if its IV percentage is above 50. Two stars means it has about 66-80 percent perfect IVs. Three means its 82-100 percent. You can filter your Pokémon by IV easily using simplified search filters Pokémon Go always had search features that Niantic didn’t … [Read more...] about Pokémon Go update adds major quality-of-life improvements
Multiple Bitmaps in Rectangle area
I am trying to build a card based game in which a card is added to player after every round. To win the match player has to remove all cards from his deck.However i have also drawn some additional button for some other purposes. The issue is that when the number of cards got high, they hide behind the buttons like below image. Is there any way through which i can draw the bitmaps in a fixed area? Something like below image(Highlighted rectangle behind the card images). Following is my code to draw Bitmaps for one player private void setMainPlayer() { // Log.d(TAG, "Inside Set Main Player Method"); Card localcard = null; Bitmap localimage = null; int currentiteration = 0; int Card_Gap = Screen_Width / 10; int Down_Card_Gap = 0; int Down_Card_Gap_positive = 0; int Down_Card_Gap_negative = 0; playerList.get(0).sortBySuit(); // Log.d(TAG,"Main Player Deck size"+MainPlayer.Count()); while (currentiteration < playerList.get(0).decksize()) { localcard = … [Read more...] about Multiple Bitmaps in Rectangle area
(unity2d) how to detect if my player reaches edge of screen
i am working on camera movement and i want to implement it in a way that when player reaches edge of screen, camera shifts left. So is there any way to check if player reaches edge of screen … [Read more...] about (unity2d) how to detect if my player reaches edge of screen