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I was going to say TD that "Animation" isn't hard "Walk Cycles" are hard, "Organic Movement" is hard especially when you know exactly how the human body moves and reacts to different situations. There is no faking it you eather git it right or you don't.

Note:  For clothing, use the "Shrinkwrap Modifier" and adjust the "Offset" to get a good fit, after parenting the clothes to your rig "Weight Paint" to adjust the amount your clothes deform during movement."  I haven't mastered Weight Painting(Haven't Spent allot of time using it). So you might have to refer to some tutorials.

Weight Paint will also help on your character mesh I see some folding in the joints on her arms.

Blender takes some time to get use to and I have no idea how long you have been using it, but your already into some fairly advanced stuff. Most beginners use blender for 2 years before even thinking about animation much less rigging and actually animating something.

I want to see that. If its your first you just might have a natural talent for animation, Manual Animation is almost unheard of these days except for people like use who cant afford to eather build a mocap rig or buy a mocap rig. That's usually the first thing most game developers purchase after developing a successful game.

0.0 I am working as fast as I can!!!!!!!! lol

Last time I checked publishing just wasn't working for me on my linux system in general. Npk was the problem, I planed on removing
Npk from my branch anyways so it didn't matter. 

Npk is just a tar/gzip compressed archive that uses the xxtea cipher for encryption.

Plain old zip files are just faster than tar/gzip and do the same thing(Archiving/Compression). And xxtea is vulnerable to plaintext attack requiring 259 queries and negligible work. In my opinion its a useless addition to Maratis.

I was just going to add Zip File Support, AES 256 Encryption and SQLCipher a Open Source SQLite extension that provides transparent 256-bit AES full database encryption.

So I could pack and encrypt the files I wanted in a zip file and store and encrypt game settings and progress in a database.

Awesome!!! and great job. It looks like its time for me to start on the new Qt tools.

Yup and as long as the mesh is nice and clean, you can make whatever you need in as many styles as you wish. Leave the real detail to Texture Painting and UV Maps.

We should work together on assets and tutorials. You appear to be good at things I am not. I like your interior(indoors) models mine never turn out right.

Lol sorry about that, I am sure someone will come here and find this post and be like "Awsome" I was wondering how to do that.

You can use "H" to hide the different parts, but there all part of one mesh so the individual pieces are not in the "Outliner" once you "hide" them you can not "unhide" them. At-least I don't know how.

O.O ummmmmm WOW that is a freaking sweet plugin!!!!!!!

THANK YOU!!! Didnt know about that one. And I suck at Animating.

Not sure how I feel about this one I will more than likely, create a 2nd version with a few changes. But anyways here is another.

Here is what theres looks like.

And here are what mine looks like.

Recompile glfw as a "Shared Library" and link against that. Static linking is only for special cases on Linux and in many cases wont work correctly.

I have an Ogre project. I built an easy to use SDK that came with all the library's compiled statically, and were included. I constantly got "Undefined Reference" errors  even thou I had all required headers included, I was linking properly with required libs and even in the correct order. Didn't matter sometimes it worked sometimes not. Eventually I had to resort to asking for help.

Ogre Devs Question
The first question they asked me. "Are these libs static builds"?

Answer
Ummm yahh.

Final Response from Ogre Devs
Ogre static builds are for windows, use the shared libs build option.

Same goes for SFML and countless other projects.