Marleys Ghost
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Debut Video Capture Software Which I used for this. Or of course Fraps Which I used for this.
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Its no good Aggror we are going to have to sack you ... seriously I agree with Pixel it will be ready when its ready ..
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Well so far it looks great Gandi, very nice work
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That must be the commanding officer
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Yep, thanks for the share TLD I am sure that is going to come in handy
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yes, sometimes an educated guess can be the solution but with lua (currently) i am not so sure
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occlusion culling (I think) is trying to determine if an object is behind another object and would not be visible and so not to be rendered.
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ok, makes sense. Not really a "fear of it" with me its just I have not gotten around to it yet so am currently trying to get a feel for pro's and con's.
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I was looking at FrreBuffer on the wiki a few hours ago but dont think I saw lua syntax ... but it would be handy to know.
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Are there any concerns (speedwise that is) to using lua for controllers?
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ok I see, I did not realise it was for a hemorrhoid thingy, so this is for apps predominantly or exclusively written in lua?
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Which is true, but you'd just write a new .ini file as you would have to write the new animation info in XML .. the outcome remains the same?
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M'kay so no real benefit then, I was wondering why write the XML then load an XML parser in Lua to read it to store the info in the lua properties.. when a .ini would simply fill in the blanks on load, the .ini would simply be something like: idle_start=210 idle_end=234 walk_start=235 walk_end=259 ect ect ....
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forgive my ignorance but what exactly is the advantage over a .ini ?
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Then to be Profesional Volker should use GetColor()
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Comment: Fantastic work Nio, very good Suggestions: none, I think you have it pretty darn well covered sir
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SetColor(Vec4(1, 1, 1, 1)) simply clears the changes you made using SetColor at the start of the 2D phase, no need to fetch the original colour and re-apply. I think you will find that Max2D functions interfere with some Leadwerks functions.
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What about saving it as a texture from L3DT and then using that as the base texture layer in the editor, setting to "fit to terrain"?
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Not sure I follow you on that, how would a "Getcolor()" command help here? The simple rule of thumb is if you turn it on .. remember to turn it off when done..
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Thanks Gimpy (and Gimpys mate of course)
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@Paul: If I understand you correctly, then you'd have to design the map to your requirements.
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@Knocks : Why would you want to? I don't think you can directly.
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Things that Leadwerks can use to be just as good as the UE3
Marleys Ghost replied to niv3k's topic in Suggestion Box
Mac users? -
THIS might help.
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See, you are learning