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Hey, just to say I tried the other sunday to join IRC, but didn't see you,
I looked at your w1xer port and saw the special include to add in maratis ES rendering context,
I'll try to add it when I have some time. The next will just be to make write a special makefile (I don't know how it is working for pandora ?)

it is in the examples/ folder when you download maratis (the demo with the boxes and the vehicle)

linux-man :

Yes you are right ! thank you, the -1 test is missing,

the correct line might be replacing :
if(car == 127 || car == 32 || car == 13 || car == 9) break;
to :
if(car < 0 || car == 127 || car == 32 || car == 13 || car == 9) break;

Tell me if it's working, I'll update the code on svn

hedphelym : a how-to build the sources ?

When you try the game demos (Jules for example), are the LEFT and RIGHT keyboard keys working ?

There is probably some issue in :
http://code.google.com/p/maratis/source … Window.cpp

Maybe a key code in the function "bool MWindow::onEvents(void)" ?

Hi, cool,
thank you,
I forget to update this post, the Linux port above has been done,
there is now a Linux version (beta) that is available to download.

The player will work without problem I think, the hard part will be to find the libs (OpenAL, freetype etc) on Pandora (but it looks like it is a linux system ?)

It will be possible to build the editor as well, there is just more dependencies than the player to sort out.

We can try to talk this week-end on chat, I'll send you a mail to plan it better.

you're welcome

Interesting,
do you have an idea of the open-source license it uses ?

Hi,

if you want to follow Maratis development, you can see updates here :
http://code.google.com/p/maratis/source/list

There has been some recent work focused on linux, code improving etc.
Maratis development is done without any fund (very small donations, no sponsor),
it is entirely moving thanks to people free time ; contributors like Davide, Sergey and Skimancer ; me.

strange... i don't understand how it can work on other people computer if the link is wrong, can it be a 32/64 bits problem ? are you on 64 bits ?

It's better to divide a big scene in multiple objects so the engine can eliminate the ones out of the screen,
there is a camera culling at object and sub-mesh level, and a basic occlusion culling.

Also, a lot of games use only baked lightning and simpler shaders.
This Yo Frankie test is a showcase, so it's more heavy in light that it needs to be for a final game.

Hi, welcome,
about your bug, try to be sure your computer is using recent 3d drivers, Maratis uses opengl.

If your computer is old or with a internal 3d chipset (included with the motherboard),
it's possible that the card doesn't support shaders or textures which are not with a power of two size (128x128, 256x512...).

The scipting is done in lua, and to access the engine SDK you need c++ (not very different than c#).

Reading blend files directly was a question when writing the python script exporter, it can be always a good feature, but as the exporter is fully implemented it is not a vital feature. What is missing is a way to use the blender exporter in one clic once the first export has been done (it is a bit irritating to have to select the path each time).
> Actually, when you export a mesh with blender, it automatically updates in Maratis.

The Blender logic bricks are not very good, and I think it's better to separate modeling and game design. On the other hand the nodal logic behaviors like Detox you suggested on the feature request is interesting. It can be a visual way to generate or display lua scripts.