CGMan

what features will the lightmap generator have? can we use ambient occlusion/indirect lighting? I don't need this, I'm just interested

I'm interested in that as well. even if there won't be any support in the beginning, we can use tricks to get the effect like a second camera just rendering a plain with the scene buffer as the texture and an effect applied to that plain. then copy the rendered image, change the effect technique, texture with the new image, render, copy image, change technique, texture, and so on. should be fast enough

yes a not-script is not that complicated to make :-} It's beatiful, we don't have to worry what object receives or sends what, we just see it in the flowgraph

so, in this example, it stops opening when the player leaves the trigger? are there standard scripts like a NOT or something, because then, you could close the door again easily when the player is not colliding with the trigger

I really like this approach! does the trigger object send the signal just once, or every frame?

A book is just easier to read in contrast to a glowing monitor screen. The only thing missing is copy and paste, but its better to understand and rewrite every single line anyway.

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I really have no idea about cross platform development or Apple stuff in general, so this probably sound really stupid. Is it possible to create a game with LE3 on windows and test it on an iPhone, or is it necessary to use a mac for that? Is it even possible to transfer the game easily, or do you need to upload it to the app store and/or conclude a contract? I am in the dark and you probably can help me the most It seems that using windows is not possible for know

This seems really easy to use, especially commands like Device::GetOrientation() keep things simple, I also agree with ZioRed. I don't get the idea of the context object, is this something like a render buffer?

I totally forgot about soft bodies... but this is a good way to create deformable cars(!!) or similar things Maybe I missed this, but will the mesh-to-primitives-technique work with animated objects?

I know that feeling you described concerning the usual documentations. Your documentation seems to be easy to understand, and it has structure. I also like the idea of "in case you want to ... then do ...", it feels complete thank you for doing all this

I would really be interested in this software, maybe he will answer that question one day

I have been following your blog for a long time now and I can't wait to explore LE3! the scale option is one of my favourite new features lol

I finally solved the issue. You just have to use the framework commands instead of buffers. lol. I learned from the old wiki pages, all examples are made with buffers there

I'll check if they still exist when loading the scene tomorrow. for now I have to go to bed sorry ^^