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thanks

I just deleted and recreated MWin32Window.cpp, it should be ok now (I hope)
tell me if it's ok for you on windows.

Hi, yes I'll try to rebuild everything for tonight,
please give use feedback if something else need to be fixed

Yes you are right, we could add a "script->pushPointer" or change "script->pushInteger" to take long instead of int

Yes.. it also seems to be broken on mac, the published app is not working, it's strange because it worked on linux... damn...

Normally, the -1 is used to parse arrays and special messages,
so it depends what you want to do ?

Are you making a custom function or something different ?

Yes, for example you can load a quad mesh with a blank texture and a post-process shader, set an ortho camera in front of it - it will be the "view" camera. Then from script you can tell that the "game" camera is rendering into the blank texture.

It can also be used to do a live screen camera (for a sport game etc)

For the windows version, check that MCore.lib, MCore.dll and MEngine.lib, MEngine.dll are up to date and that the dll are the same used by the editor and game.dll.

I added a system to enable a camera to render to a texture easily,
in c++ :

camera->setRenderColorTexture(colorTexture);
camera->setRenderDepthTexture(depthTexture);

in lua :

enableRenderToTexture(Camera, "maps/texture.png", 256, 256) -- texture.png will be replaced by the camera rendering 256x256
--disableRenderToTexture(Camera)

I think I'll stop there and make the builds, it should be a good start version for this project,
and we'll add things when you find features are missing.

yes, I'm also thinking of the documentation a lot, I didn't find the time yet...
I'm trying to finish improving the script functions and I'm making the build, I'd like to do it tonight because next week I'm going to work for a studio in Marseille.

Do you see something missing in the script ? I was thinking of adding something to say to a camera to render in a texture, but it's maybe not so urgent. Maybe a function to get the mouse position in the 3d world (to use it as a rayHit), access to bones and basic vector functions...

Hi,

I added optional arguments to "isObjectInCollision" :

static unsigned int collisionList[MAX_COLLISION]; // objectId list of other physics-objects in collision
int nbCollision = physics->isObjectInCollision(objectId, collisionList, MAX_COLLISION);

I also added a function to set/get physics-object user pointer, which is the entity pointer in MEngine by default,
so you can get the entity pointer of the physics-objects by using :

for(i=0; i<MIN(nbCollision, MAX_COLLISION); i++)
{
    MOEntity * entity = (MOEntity *)physics->getObjectUserPointer(collisionList[i]);
}

Yes, it's interesting, I never did animated loading screen, only static image.
Just, doing it every M_fread will maybe slow down too much (lots of calls) as we need to draw and update the framebuffer, also, the external libraries don't use M_fread. There is also the problem of knowing the total size if it is a percentage bar.

What takes time to load are meshs, textures and sounds.
We could be delaying the loading of all this data at the end of the level loading to have the total number of stuff to load
(the MDataRef for textures, meshs and sounds) and call MDataRef update to actually load the data while counting ?

Hi ! Ho, yes, sorry !
Sure, you can commit it thank you

I'm also working on improving the script before making the builds,
I added some stuff that I will commit after you :

- get objects from other scene in lua : using getScene(sceneName)
- clone objects : getClone(object)

-- default is current scene
toto = getObject("toto")
box = getObject("box")
boxClone = getClone(box)

scene2 = getScene("scene2")
totoScene2 = getObject(scene2, "toto")

gravityCurrentScene = getGravity()
gravityScene2 = getGravity(scene2)

Previous code is compatible, but internally getObject now uses a pointer and not an id (to deal with the different scene)
So, after I commit, you will need to send the object pointer to your function instead of the id : lua_pushinteger(L, (lua_Integer)object);

- also added a function to send a ray test : rayHit(pos1, pos2, object)
- and a function to quit from script : quit()