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yes, not sure if it work under windows 8, if it doesn't
can you tell me what is in maratis console and what does the fixed renderer and the blender in GLSL mode ?

Hi,

is it also slow when you switch to fixed renderer ?
and in Blender, is it still fast when you select the glsl mode (press 'N' in the viewport and select : shading > GLSL)
(by default Blender is in multitexture mode)

Can you copy/paste the content of Maratis console ?

"Warn" means it's just a warning, there is no problem as far as I know. It's just that the engine try to read the mesh in xml format before reading in the bin format.

In the armature modifier, be sure that only Vertex Groups is on :

Is it still working in Blender ?

For skinning in Blender, if you don't want to do the skinning manually,
- select your model, then select the armature (both need to be selected)
- go to object > parent > with automatic weights > select with automatic weights again

This will create vertex groups automatically and you can correct it by hand after.

Hi gamemaker,

- About the data from real world, I mean it can 'add' some detail because you could multiply these height map (because there are realistic) to another less detailed height map (done for example with photoshop).

- Zester probably just created a big diffuse map that mix all the different textures without any particular shader.
I think he painted the base directly in Blender with a final touch in Gimp or Photoshop.

Thanks,

can you send me a screenshot of the "Custom shaders" example  ?
here : http://www.maratis3d.org/?page_id=53

Hi Rapdorian,

it could be a limitation of your hardware if the tpot is working it uses a very simple shader with less shader calls.

Are you using the current release or a build from svn ? on windows ?

Can you see if there is a message in the console window (or in maratis_log.txt) ? opengl version, error message...

with arrays, or tables, you use indices or names :

A["x"] = 10
similar to : A.x = 10

or :

A[1] = 2
A[2] = 3
etc

I don't understand what you mean, what is A1 ?

I'm not 100% sure because I never tested drivers and constraints.

I think it should be ok because the exporter just bake all frames, but I'll suggest you do a little test using an armature with constraints to check if it works with the exporter.

Hi,

the main thing is to be sure the skinning is using vertex groups and not envelopes,
for the rig itself, try to keep the armature simple (keep in mind that it will be realtime in your game).

I'm not sure about the use of inverse-kinematic, but normally it should not be too restrictive because the animation keys are baked by the exporter.