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Your welcome, glad to help.
Want to develop android build?

Great, I will fork from your repository and make some pull request later.

Hmm, I don't know if the compiler could do auto compile to SSE instructions. What compiler flags should I use? Or it's on by default?

It's a great then
Nice info. Thanks.

It's great if we can add voxel renderer in current engine, so user can choose FixedRenderer, StandardRenderer, VoxelRenderer, and maybe DeferredRenderer later.

I don't understand how your code works , I'll look some reference to implement voxel based renderer which is compatible to CPU rendering then.

I'd tried both of SDL2 and GLFW, but it's not a class so the function name conflict to each other.

Why do you have interest in software rendering? Currently many of them are used for fallback mode. It's different if you want non realtime rendering.

OpenCL can be used together with OpenGL also, they can share GPU memory through interoperability, I'd used it for post processing, although it can achieved by fragment shader, just for testing purpose.

Deferred rendering used to decoupling object(n) and light(m), so instead of we calculate n*m per frame, it can be n+m, hence we can use hundred of light in a scene, but still not all of them can have shadow, because shadow calculation is quite expensive. Deferred rendering also has advantageous like post processing such as blur, DOF, tone mapping, glow, flare, etc. But it has a problem for transparent object, so they need different process and if in standard rendering we could use many shader for each object, we can't do this in deferred rendering.

The process, first we draw all object color/albedo, normal, and depth (probably specular coef, IOR, roughness, etc we like) into separate texture using one frame buffer (usually named gbuffer), usually we can compact into different channel on one texture, like normal map using rgb channel, and roughness value into alpha channel.
Then we process this textures for every light into light buffer if we want some post process later or draw directly to screen.

Physically based shading is similar to standard shading such as lambertian model for diffuse shading and blinn-phong for specular shading, but physically based shading using more accurate rendering equation, it's approximately equal to what light actually does, so the result can be more natural. This can be achieved in fragment shader using additional material parameter like roughness and IOR, it's more expensive though. CMIIW

Hi Anael, any news regarding github migration?

I know, there is already free AAA engine right now, and maybe more on later, and there is plenty of promising new engine like godot engine, openfl, etc with their near complete feature for production and easiness to use. So do you have any plan or a state of this engine?
Maybe if you have a roadmap or so, you can share with us, so if there is someone who like to contribute they can do the milestone.

I think I want to modify Maratis freely, so I will clone it to github.

Thank you.

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add link https://github.com/jurgel/maratis

wow, strange, it's works.
all sound works flawlessly.
thank you very much.

The error must be from my machine library when compiling.
I don't know what make it error.

Problem solved.
Thank you again

Ahh, my mistake, I didn't realize that it's unsigned int, so it can't be negative. Many thanks.

It's just like tutorial "How to create game interface" that you make, but I embed it in MGame, I've edit MLevel and MScript, and so MaratisEditor.
So if I create new project, the default created scene is Scene-1 and HUD Layer, if open from older project, just add new scene named "HUD Layer", so that layer objects are shareable and controlable from currentScene (ex. Scene-1), so you don't need to create c++ file to make game interface, and the good thing is you can share/control any objects in HUD Layer from currentScene script.

I had try compile Maratis to debug,
and here it's

It's certainly error from libsndfile, I'm use libsndfile from maratis folder.

Thanks.

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Ahh, I've some question.
I'd create HUD Layer, and embed it in MGame, so I can scripting easier, I can display and control any object in HUD Layer from current Scene.
I'd test it, and it's works. So, for scripting, every object in each scene have id, right? And I don't want to have same id from current Scene and HUD Layer. So I made every id from HUD Layer to be negative, but it's fail, I think object's id can't be negative, then I try to change every id from HUD Layer + 100 (if id=1 then id=101) and it's works flawlessly.
But I think, I can't create objects from current scene more than 100 to make it different to objects in HUD Layer, so I want to know what is the largest number of objects that I can create, so I can divide it by 2, or any other suggestion?
I can upload soon.

Thank you