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Thank you, I found something wrong in this line and made a fix available on svn, can you test if it works ?

I sent a message to the blender developers, asking if it was possible to keep a compatibility with the python api,
lets see how it goes with the final release.

are you sure all your meshs are in your project/mesh directory when you publish ?
what kind of errors do they have ? some meshs are not visible ?

yes zoomin is done using the mouse wheel,
is your mouse wheel like this :

I don't know windows 7, maybe check is the mouse settings are correct

Hi,

by default antialiasing in not activated,
but you can enable hardware MSAA in your 3d card properties,
or you can use render to texture and write a FXAA shader (see gamemaker second link).

Hi,
welcome to the forum,

the cpu usage is lower when the application is not used (if out of focus),
but for a real time 3d engine it is normal that the cpu is used a lot.

The particle demo uses physics so it might be a little slow on a old computer,
try to reduce the number of particles in the script for your pc.

The requirement is not specially high (5-6 years old pc should be ok),
but to get all the features you will need a 3d card with minimum OpenGL 2.1
and a processor with SSE2 instructions.

Only spot-lights have shadows because the engine is using a technique called "shadow map"
that works only with a camera point of vue. Omnidirectional shadows could be done, but needs 6 shadow maps.

you can use visual studio express edition, like this one :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download … px?id=6506

code::blocks won't work with a version of maratis built with microsoft

hi,
what format did you use ? is it a maratis mesh or a collada file ?

there is anyway some things to check :
- check that the mesh file is in "your_project/meshs/" folder
- verify that the textures of the mesh are in "your_project/maps/" folder

ok, I'll try to send you an email with a different build so you can tell me if it works.
It's probably a compilation option because I just moved to osx 10.8

Hi,

is your system 64bit or 32bit ?
and what os do you use ?

the difference with 3.1d is that I compiled it on osx 10.8 with 10.6 compatibility (normally)
also with sse2 optimization.

I found something online similar : http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/s … ?t=3042390
where they propose this driver for amd HD 4000 series : http://benchmark3d.com/amd-catalyst-12- … -windows-8

ok thanks, normally it should write at least write NVIDIA with opengl version minimum 2.1
"Render version : 1.1.0" means there is no opengl drivers

but if blender works, there is maybe something wrong with the opengl init but I have no idea what...