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I am looking forward to create a web application which allows user to generate 3D human models. When user gives the particular measurements, respective model should be generated.
I am planning to do this in .net platform. I have few questions.
What are the possible tools and languages
Is there any library for .net (visual studio 2012) to create a human model at the application run time
Thanks in advance.
Forgive me, but it sounds like you're underestimating the difficulty of this project.
I'll give you some answers in earnest:
If you're showing 3D models in Silverlight, you're likely going to want to check out this article.
Generating realistic human models is NOT a trivial task. I have never heard of anyone doing this on the fly before, so you have a long road ahead of you.
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So, I'm trying and put my C# skills to the test, I have set myself towards making a Game with Networking in C#. This Game will not have movement (It's a hacking sim, so I don't think data will need to be constantly sent) what do you Guys think would be the best .dll or way to go about this? What about the Database for accounts? What do you think I could use? I have a average skill level in C#, so keep that in mind when making recommendations, please.
If you have average skill using an SDK should be helpful for you.
Start out with something like XNA Game Studio to see how those concepts are done.
This document is the starting point for the SDK https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb200104.aspx and the "Network" concepts you are specially looking for are discussed here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb975947.aspx
As for the database for accounts, this would be no different than any typical application that accesses a database and stores user accounts.
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I recently got an offer for a traineeship for C#.NET. However before being allowed in the traineeship I need to make a small program which displays my programming skills in "C#.net". I don't know what to do now. I've downloaded visual studio 2015 and when I open it I see lots of stuff like console application/windows application etc and even .asp.net applications for web.
In the traineeship document terms are used like " Object Oriëntated, Object Orientated Analysis and Design, UML, Database Design, SQL, XML, Scrum, Javascript, HTML5 CSS3, jQuery, Ajax, Design Pattern (MVC) and WCF.
I don't have a clue where to start! If they wanted ASP websites they could've explicated this right? Should I make them a keygen music mp3 player in a console application? Srs please help. I got 1 week for this.
Usually when asked to perform such task with as vague description as possible, the recruiters want to see your creativity and general knowledge of the technology. You don't have write another Windows system, so it's entirely up to you on what you decide to write. Just make sure it will work and it will follow general coding guidelines and it should be okay :)
I'm sure this is not the place to ask that question. You better go get some tutorials and try to walk your first steps on C# and .NET. As Keran said, the recruiters just want to know your programming and knowledge level of .NET.
Microsoft Virtual Academy is a good place to start.
Have fun!
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does somebody know a library (language does not care) for song recognition like the Services provided by Shazzam and Soundhood?
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Christian.
Yes. http://echonest.com offer an online API for this. IIRC they're working in collaboration with http://musicbrainz.org (a huge, open music database) to gather acoustic fingerprints on the musicbrainz catalogue. Both have a comprehensive selection of open source tools on github related to this activity. You can download your own fingerprinting server (and, once again IIRC) get all the fingerprints too.
https://github.com/metabrainz/
https://github.com/echonest/
This is a large and complex project that will require you to have a lot of knowledge in different areas. See this wikipedia article for more information.
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I hope this question isn't out of focus. I've been wanting to find a way to improve my skills as a programmer. I've tried teaming up with game dev groups at my school and coming up with my own ideas for apps. But these things move very slowly for me and my ideas seem out of my reach due to lack of skill. I don't have a degree yet, but I've been learning to program for around 5-6 years now. I'm very efficient in learning programming skills and using them, but I find that there is a lack of projects for me to join and I have no clue where to find them. Anyone think they can help me out?
My current languages are: C, C++, C#, Java, Python.
I've worked with ASP.NET for web development and also dabbled around SQL Server.
I want to learn more and become more efficient in programming and I think this is a best way to do it.
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I have been looking for a fairly decent online IDE that does well with both c# and java, I have tried Cloud9IDE, CodeRun, and Amy Editor. I really had liked CodeRun until i found that it was impossible for me to add another file into the same project, unless i was just doing it wrong which is possible. Amy Editor was very promising also until i couldn't figure out how to create a new project or compile the sample code i had written. If anyone knows how to use these editors or of any other good online IDE environments then I'm game to learn.
Why not run your IDE somewhere on a machine and connect to it remotely? You can even install your own Virtual Desktop on Amazon EC2 for example, so you don't have to run the machine yourself. For an idea on how to do this see http://cloud.ubuntu.com/2010/11/show-off-ubuntu-desktop-on-cloud/ for example.
Have you tried using Compilr?
I think it's only been up and running for a few months but it's a pretty good website, not sure if it meets your functionality needs though.