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The brush class is complex, and it's not something I want to users focus on.

It's power-of-two you should worry about, not square. 512x1024 is perfectly fine, for example. A non-power-of-two texture will probably work fine on everything out there. However, it won't have mipmaps. I would only use these for 2D graphics being drawn on the screen, and would certainly not use it for a 3D texture.

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The engine does not work in multithreaded mode. I recommend against ever using multithread mode with BMX because the mthread garbage collector is extremely slow.

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Right.

Those are used to pan the view. You can also use the arrow keys or drag with the middle mouse button.

No.

Always go by the official documentation.

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Try turning on trilinear filtering. If that doesn't make a difference, open the DDS file in Windows Texture Viewer and see if it contains mipmaps.

BMX is still being used to write the editor, so yes, it works.

The single-user license is for one person to use.

I've got some OSX code for Scintilla now...this might work.

It's using Scintilla, but it crashes on Windows XP and there is no OSX implementation I know of. If you download Scintilla their OSX project doesn't build an app (and it's a bloated mess of Objective C). I'm about ready to give up on this.

And that is why the PC market fell apart. They sell garbage next to good products and make the customer discern which is which.

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If you have experienced any timeouts connecting to the site, let me know if you notice any improvement or continue to experience any problems at all. We were previously fetching some scripts from Google's server, and I started hosting them on our own. I have noticed Google.com becomes unreachable several times a day for me. Since I made that change, I think the overall speed of the site has improved a lot. I noticed a lag when we moved the server to Chicago (better for European visitors, but slower for us here in California) but it feels a lot faster now. The videos section will be rather slow because it's not caching the video data yet, and has to retrieve it all from YouTube each time.

We'll use it for something, probably when the new renderer and terrain come in.

That message means all files match the server's time stamp...so they should all be up to date.

That's not true. I use it all the time.

I'm betting your exporter creates additional vertices to accommodate different texcoords, normals, etc.

No, it should just work. You may need to run the installer as the administrator, if you have Windows UAC turned up to a high level.

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I can't tell without seeing the geometry, but it appears those walls have no opposing face. So you are relying on a surface with no volume to block light, which of course will give poor results.