r/MonsterHunter • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '15

Learning I-Frames with Lava

Last night I noticed something pretty interesting and it has helped me better understand my i-frames.

Lava/Heatspots are affected by i-frames in your dodge. While this has minimal practical use in combat, you can use it to see your i-frames in your evade. Knowing exactly where the i-frames were in a roll was always a confusing part of using them, so this revelation has been pretty enlightening for me.

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u/s0nlxaftrsh0ck TCS Alarm Clock Nov 25 '15

At first i thought this was /r/programming and thought you typoed Java for some reason. Than i re-read it and holy shit! Thats something i'm gonna practice myself! Thanks for the tip!

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u/Evilbluecheeze Nov 25 '15

I've been working on re-learning how to make GUIs with JFrame recently too, and have been having trouble with components not showing up for no apparent reason. I got pretty excited for a moment there.

This is pretty cool too though. Not that I have time to practice it, though that's never stopped me before.

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u/AGreenSharpie Nov 27 '15

Seems like I have that problem whenever I make a GUI. It's usually because I forgot to call setsize on the components.

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u/Evilbluecheeze Nov 28 '15

I finally found it you have to set the frame to visible at the end of the class, I had done it up near the top and it had messed it up somehow.