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normally Scons needs python 2.4 or later

Update about the implementation:

The new editor using MGui2 is on progress inside the experimental branch, I had to clean and recode all the editor part, and now the base is working, with a flexible (and extendable) design.

I also corrected some of the engine code and implemented missing features. The editor selection code was reworked using a better raytracing system, it's faster and allows to select objects from front to back (objects inside other objects could not be selected easily).

I added directional lights in the renderer and the editor view, and started implementing the new GUI with a theme/preference system :

There is still a lot of work, and it's hard for me to find free time because of my professional activity, but it's moving !

Interesting,

Maratis engine is licensed under Zlib/libpng,
note that MIT is not the same as Zlib/libpng : http://opensource.org/licenses/zlib-license.php

It's already a texture, you don't need to send it again to the rendering context.
You don't even need to send it manually to the shader :

- reserve a texture slot in blender for your reflection texture, link a dummy texture for example "water-reflexion-dummy.jpg"

- in script call "enableRenderToTexture" using the dummy texture name "water-reflexion-dummy.jpg"
http://wiki.maratis3d.org/index.php?tit … rToTexture

- in your shader use the texture slot using the dummy texture

I just meant to check if the function was called, because "if (material)" and "if (FXRef)" needs to be true.
You can just use a printf to be sure you enter the code :

render->sendUniformFloat(fxId, "Time", &time);
printf("send uniform now\n"); // DEBUG

if "send uniform now" doesn't appear in the console, it means you don't enter the code.

Not right now, but it can be done in c++ :

    float time = 0.0f;

    MMaterial * material = mesh->getMaterial(0);
    if(material)
    {
        MFXRef * FXRef = material->getFXRef();
        if(FXRef)
        {
            unsigned int fxId = FXRef->getFXId();
            render->bindFX(fxId);

            // send uniform variable
            render->sendUniformFloat(fxId, "time", &time);

            render->bindFX(0);
        }
    }

Or you can use a trick :
- in Blender, animate a material variable you don't use in your shader : "MaterialShininess" for example
- use "uniform float MaterialShininess;" as your time variable

the fixed renderer use the 3d card fixed pipeline, that was before the invention of shaders (mostly deprecated on desktop)
Wikipedia : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed-function

the standard renderer uses the 3d card shader pipeline.

Hi and welcome !

The binaries have not been updated on the downloads page for about a year, but the svn source code was updated last month.

yes, the binaries should really be updated, I'll try to do something soon, the new experimental branch for the future version of Maratis was more work than I taught, with a lot of code rewrite.

yes, it was already corrected in the code :
https://code.google.com/p/maratis/source/detail?r=203

you can build Maratis from source to get the latest version : http://wiki.maratis3d.org/index.php?tit … ng_Maratis

getPosition :
http://wiki.maratis3d.org/index.php?title=GetPosition