[Gambas-devel] problems with new gb.sge (Simple Game Liobrary) component.

[Fabien Bodard]

I've try the example :-)... it work well ... 60 fps on my machine.

I think you must to embed the init process in the screen class, to simplify
the user work.


ogre as new md2mesh

ogre.loadtexture("path")

ogre.addsequence("walk",0,100, 5000)  (seqname, firstframe, lastframe,
duration of the sequence in ms)


public sub key_press
if key.code = key.up then
    ogre.move(x,y,z)
   ogre.sequence = ogre["walk"]
   ogre.start
  endif

end


public sub screendraw

  ogre.draw

endif


an internal timer increase the frame and the interpolation .

but we can imagine also some way to force on a choosen sequence frame

ogre.stop
ogre.frame=3


well this is just some ideas to simplify the api but not the better way lol
it's just matter to think

the opengl class must have to be used at less at possible :-).
Good work !




2013/3/27 Fabien Bodard <gambas.fr at ...176...>

> I didn't say you must use engine such as ogre an independent one is better
> but long to do.
>
> Just keep in mind that the most of the game rendering and scene
> calculating must be done by your class...  in C or c++
> Le 27 mars 2013 09:22, "Tomek" <tommyline at ...674...> a écrit :
>
>  On 27.03.2013 07:37, Fabien Bodard wrote:
>>
>> Yes thank you.  We have some work done in the svn
>> Gb.g3d... take a look in the exp branche. It is based on ogre. And have
>> stuff done to load mesh in gambas archive.
>>
>> Take a look to blitzbasic and blitz3d for implementation ideas. But do
>> not forget to stay in the object kiss Concept of gambas.  We are here to
>> remember you that.
>> Le 27 mars 2013 07:52, "Kevin Fishburne" <kevinfishburne at ...590...>
>> a écrit :
>>
>>> @Tomek Sorry to interject into the thread so rudely, but I'd like to say
>>> thanks for giving this some attention. With the coming of Valve's
>>> "Steambox" and the native Linux Steam client I think it's only a matter
>>> of time before GAMBAS proves itself a worthy language (with respect to
>>> compatible/available market share) for game development. Awesome effort
>>> and I'm proud of everyone here helping you jump the technical hurdles of
>>> implementing your component.
>>>
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>>  Hi Fabien,
>> What I had in mind when started writing this, was pure simplicity, which
>> means every class is independent of the world and can be used on its own. I
>> tried Ogre, Ode, Irrlicht, and all of them seemed quite complicated to use.
>> And I didn't know about your effort just until some few days ago. Is there
>> any example of how to use gb.g3d engine?
>> I have particle system implemented too, I will commit it as soon I'll
>> update the names to match Benoit's syntax.
>>
>> Thank you
>> Tomek Kolodziejczyk.
>>
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