ZGameEditor forum

Application Managed should just mean "let the application decide what antialiasing it should use".
I have no idea about how to implement antialiasing in ZGE but it might be some kind of doable thing if it was only to be a read-only property set at startup.

:roll: This isn't easy enough? int W = 16<<Bitmap.Width; int H = 16<<Bitmap.Height; K Why should I not be able to just use CurrentBitmap? I mean, suppose that i copy and paste several time the component, or need to rename it. This is just more elegant. Sure it is not really needed, but you know... ...

I have a proposal of changing the code for the implicit mesh generation algorithm. I know that marching cubes algorithm needs a giant lookup tables, but since we do now have the zeroing of unused code, the increase would be noticed only if someone used the implicit generator, am I right? I'm asking ...

That would be quite easy to fix if you can prove a good example on when it is needed, as any features of ZGE require :) A BitmapExpression might want to know how many pixels are in an image for behaving in a size-independant way. And I will tell you more: you can already access the main bitmap heig...

Hi Kattle, glad to see you here. Im curious what you are saying about tileable in 3d? Not sure if the perlin noise will tile in 3D. This is usefull for example if you need to set some texture repeating over time (very unlikely, but you might still use this in real time at low resolutions, the algor...

maybe you could cite your paper in your source next time :P Once I understood at least what every subfunction was supposed to do, it was kind of easy to get this (BTW: not still really sure about this gonna tile in 3D but I see no reason for it not to work). I wasted a good two days trying to figure...

Hi guys: I was thinking about getting a full-featured and tileable perlin noise bitmap component, just to get back programming with a simple task. This actually requires understanding of how perlin noise implemented in ZGE works... Ville, can I ask your sources from that hell of an algorithm you use...

You are right, those structures are usually way better for handling 3D spaces, but implementing those might take a lot of space and time. On the other side the QuickSort can be used in any generic sorting operation, and I think we already have something that needs a sort. Quicksort is sligthtly bigg...

as far as you know, is there anything in openGL that makes this automatically? Otherwise we should go with a fast sorting algorythm (I can code a quicksort... I guess I should code this anyway...)

tested under Ubuntu 10.04 "Can't remember the name" Alpha 3 (I am ahead of times) and it works flawlessly after you "chmod 777 LTNB" EG: no need to rename libs. For anyone going to try this remember that for execute the file you can double click on it, but FIRST make it executabl...

nice then! The reason I asked is that now I own a nokia N900... I was going to get the pandora but that was just in huge delay so I got a N900 instead. This little thing has got a full linux with openGL 2.0ES and really powerful processor (same cortex A8 platform) and I really wanted to attempt a po...

uhm... I've been away for a while...
And when I came back I found so much new stuff....

However I guess that's the end of ZGE on linux... Am I wrong?

it'm more a matter of standard rather then effort... We could change that for sure, but....
Dunno... Ville, any opinion? A fast way to implement it is auto substitution of "," with ".", but do we want ZGE to look more like Visual basic rather than any other serious RAID?

oh God that IS amazing

Happy birthday ZGE! I'll be back sooner or later...

Oh, no! Now I have to find some time to spend on ZGE again

AMAZING one Ville! =)