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Hi,
thanks for reporting,

it is likely that this driver doesn't support depth textures,
you should report to the mesa team that the "GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT" doesn't seem to work properly with your configuration.

I'm also using a mesa driver on linux, but with a nvidia card, and the shadows are working properly.

Hi, thanks !
I will merge your patch to the trunk when I find some time,
nice work !

Hi, it looks nice already, I'm amazed that you discovered Maratis only one day ago !

The emit map can be used to add light, for emit effects (lamp flickering) or to apply a baked lightmap,
it needs to be an rgb image, if you used a greyscale image it can explain why your mesh disappeared.
The texture is also affected by the "emit" value in the material properties.

You can also write your own shaders in glsl, here is an example : http://www.maratis3d.org/?p=548

Hi,
yes indeed the script is the same,
so the problem is probably from the level itself,
check that the rotations coordinates are the same than in sponza :

- Player : 0 0 -90
- Head : 0 0 0

Head parent is Player
Camera parent is Head

Also check that the scale of Player and Head are uniform (meaning the same scale for x, y and z)
a non-uniform scale on a 3d object can deform it's children's coordinates.

Hi, thanks for reporting,
it's corrected, please update svn code.

Hi

welcome to maratis forum,
tell us how it goes for you, feel free to ask questions and look at the multiple examples from the website.

Anaël.

Hi, welcome,
yes it would be nice to have a new contributor in the team,
are you only interested in the editor or the engine in general ?

There is some parts where help is specially needed, in priority but not necessary inter-dependent :

- the wiki documentation (script sdk, c++ sdk, examples...)
- a linux maintainer that would be in charge of testing and compiling the releases (special problem with libsndfile)
- testing Maratis on different platform / configs (specially OpenGL on windows > doing a survey)
- improving lua functionalities :
   - getSceneObjects
   - isSoundOver
   - pauseGame ...
- improving the editor :
   - add an option to show the object list in hierarchy
   - add an option for a magnetic grid when moving objects
   - add a color picker for light and text color (I already have some code that I can give you)
   - additional behaviors (lookat offset, simple player controller...)
- removing the dependency on libsndfile for a native use of libogg and libflac : http://www.xiph.org/
- removing the dependency on DevIL for FreeImage : http://freeimage.sourceforge.net/
- testing the engine on Android

hum... I think I will drop libsndfile...

Hi,

you can create a scene for the GUI of your game, with a camera in "ortho" mode (2d),
in this scene place your items and a text object for your subtitles.

You can enable a scene layer in script using enableCameraLayer

and you can change the text content using setText

ok, I'll see what I can do.
thank you.

ok so it's not a 32/64 issue,
from the error the problem must be with libsndfile, I don't don't have a linux to test here unfortunately.

Just to be sure, you have openAL installed on your linux ?

it seems that the link to the mesh files is broken when the tmp level is saved, can you send me what the saved empty level looks like ? (it's xml text). Is it doing the same thing when you try a example from Maratis website : http://www.maratis3d.org/?page_id=53