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Please upload the zip file that causes this problem.
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You should check to make sure LoadPackage is returning a value. Right now we don't know what command is causing the problem: local p = LoadPackage("Maps.zip") if p == nil then Print("Failed to load package") else p:SetPassword("1500") end
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I do not know what the problem is. Your example runs perfectly, even if I put it in a folder with non-English characters.
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What is the full path to your project directory?
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Your code says this: p:SetPasworld("1500") It should be this: p:SetPassword("1500")
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It required a recompile, should be working now.
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This code works without any problem: auto p = LoadPackage("maps.zip"); p->SetPassword("1500"); auto stream = p->ReadFile("Test.ultra");
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Ultra uses pre-multiplied alpha blending. With regular alpha blending the surface in front can only darken the surface behind it. With pre-multiplied, it blends more accurately, and can result in a darker or lighter color.
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Some more info: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF/issues/2411
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Please upload the zip file so I can test it.
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I tried this and it worked with no issues: Assert(FileType(GetPath(PATH_DESKTOP) + L"/Пожалуйста.zip") == 1); auto p = LoadPackage(GetPath(PATH_DESKTOP) + L"/Пожалуйста.zip"); If you are storing a path in a string and not a WString you could lose information. Please upload a zip file for me to test, or tell me what the path that is causing the problem is.
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Perhaps zip_open() does not support UTF8 strings...
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I don't know how to make this happen.
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How to save depth with object rendered with extra camera?
Josh replied to Dreikblack's topic in Programming
Only the editor was updated so far... -
0.9.6 Moved post-processing effects into "Effects" subfolder. This prevents a bunch of folders from appearing when you open the folder in the open folder dialog. Added Camera::SetSkybox(bool) Added Skeleton::AddHook: https://www.ultraengine.com/learn/Skeleton_AddHook
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I don't recommend using this approach anymore. Instead, use the "back-face lighting" option in the material editor, which will make the surface lit from behind when needed.
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0.9.6 Added "back-face lighting" option in material editor, for surfaces that are thin enough for light to pass through (leaves and grass). This will flip the normal to face whatever direction a light is coming from in the light code. Should be used together with "two-sided" option. For thicker surfaces like branches, this should not be used. Model Editor "Load Collider" feature will now grab the collider from an existing model, if it exists.
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I love it. -
@SpiderPig @Andy90 This is what I am planning on. Does this fit your purposes?: void Skeleton::AddHook(const int frame, void Hook(shared_ptr<Skeleton> skeleton, const int frame, shared_ptr<Object> extra), shared_ptr<Object> extra = nullptr)
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How to save depth with object rendered with extra camera?
Josh replied to Dreikblack's topic in Programming
Camera->SetSkybox will be included in the next build. -
The barbarian model works perfectly if I load it in Unwrap3D and re-export it as a glTF: Technically, this is a problem in my software, but inclusion of this "feature" was the dumbest possible move Khronos could have made.
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I actually did get it working pretty easily. You just install node.js and then start using the windows Command prompt to run commands. Thanks for your offer anyways
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How to save depth with object rendered with extra camera?
Josh replied to Dreikblack's topic in Programming
This is what I mean :
