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- first possibility :

Check the texture path: "..\maps\worldPlateGrass.jpg"

The path is relative to the mesh file, so your files should be arranged like this :
project/
    maps/
        worldPlateGrass.jpg
    meshs/
        yourMesh.mesh

If you moved the mesh in a sub-directory you need to edit the path in the mesh file, same if you moved the texture.

- second possibility :

There is no texture coordinates in your mesh file,
so be sure you have uv coordinates in blender (unwrap).

And don't forget to select UV in the texture coordinates :

read this documentation carefully : http://www.maratis3d.org/?p=277

Hey, don't you want to take part of a game jam ?

The next Ludum Dare starts 22 August : http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/rules/

that's awesome !

The Radius collision detection mproj is not connected to the correct level by default,
I just loaded the good level and it worked.

But I didn't managed to make the Spawn multiple clones level working.

Hi, you should look at this tutorial : http://www.maratis3d.org/?p=277

You can animate the "Alpha" value :

- move your mouse over the "Alpha" value and press "i" on your keyboard to create an animation key.
- move the current frame in the timeline, change the alpha value and press "i" again

seems nice,

about the script,
it will be faster if you call a function from the current scene script so you are not loading/compiling the script each time :

replace m_scriptName with m_functionName and use "callFunction" instead :

if(input->onKeyDown("MOUSE_BUTTON1"))
    SampleScript->callFunction(m_functionName);

Another variant :

psikoT :
- Blue is really the identity of the editor, and every 3d softwares now looks similar. I made some experiment and blue is actually very zen and neutral, it also give a good contrast with text. But everything will be themable and not hard coded like the current UI, so it will be very easy to customize the colors.

- the top row buttons, do you mean the pacman, play, pause and stop buttons ?
It's true the size is not coherent and it could be smaller.

Another idea would be to replace the camera, light and text buttons by a "Add" Menu
and move the transformation buttons to the right, to gain more space :

It is also less busy near the scene menu.
What do you think ?

I'm happy you like it.

This floating window was only there on windows, so in a way yes, but because the new editor will support multiple windows, we could add the option to extract the console from the main UI. The main idea is to give immediate feedback when an error message is detected. For example, when you start the game, if an error is detected in the script, the console will come up to show you the error.

I will be easier to add functionalities after the code cleaning, and it will be possible to add custom windows/buttons to the editor with plugins.

MBehavior don't have onBeginScene, it's only for MGame :
https://code.google.com/p/maratis/sourc … Behavior.h

But in your game's onBeginScene, you can call your native behaviors,
or you can call behavior->runEvent(someNumber) and implement "runEvent" in your behavior.

Hi, in general, intensive calculation (like physics, or complex AI) should be done in C++, and the "game" logic in lua.

Lua is one of the fastest dynamic langage, it will basically run 2 to 50 times slower than C/C++.
There is also an optimized version of Lua called "LuaJIT" that actually compiles Lua at runtime, and will run 1 to 2 times slower than C/C++ only. But runtime compilation is not allowed on all platform (like iOS).

In this case you can use the bounding box of the text and send a ray :

unsigned int width = 0;
unsigned int height = 0;
system->getScreenSize(&width, &height);

float mouseX = input->getAxis("MOUSE_X");
float mouseY = input->getAxis("MOUSE_Y");

// ray
MVector3 origin = camera->getTransformedPosition();
MVector3 dest = camera->getUnProjectedPoint(MVector3(mouseX*width, (1.0f - mouseY)*height, 1.0f));

// bounding box
MBox3d * bbox = text->getBoundingBox();

if(isEdgeToBoxCollision(origin, dest, bbox->min, bbox->max))
    // intersection