January 18, 2011
One important idea in programming is to construct algorithms in a way that they aren't dependent on constraining factors. This is way more important than actual code execution speed, because it can make a difference in performance that is several orders of magnitude.
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January 18, 2011
One important idea in programming is to construct algorithms in a way that they aren't dependent on constraining factors. This is way more important than actual code execution speed, because it can make a difference in performance that is several orders of magnitude.
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January 17, 2011
Here's what I have had in mind for a long time for the material editor. I've explained this in the past, but images are always better.
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January 17, 2011
Here's what I have had in mind for a long time for the material editor. I've explained this in the past, but images are always better.
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January 17, 2011
I got the docking elements working. The asset browser is the only element that presently can be docked. The texture, material, and model editors can have any number of instances, and they don't normally get left open, so they won't be dockable elements.
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January 17, 2011
I got the docking elements working. The asset browser is the only element that presently can be docked. The texture, material, and model editors can have any number of instances, and they don't normally get left open, so they won't be dockable elements.
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January 16, 2011
I've been playing with 3D World Studio, Valve Hammer Editor, and Unreal Editor. I feel more comfortable with a layout like that shown below. It feels more practical. You would drag the file thumbnails onto whatever you want to apply them to, or drag a model into the scene.
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January 16, 2011
I've been playing with 3D World Studio, Valve Hammer Editor, and Unreal Editor. I feel more comfortable with a layout like that shown below. It feels more practical. You would drag the file thumbnails onto whatever you want to apply them to, or drag a model into the scene.
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January 10, 2011
You have probably figured out by now that the Leadwerks Engine 3 editor supports dynamic reloading of all assets. If not, then let me just say that it dynamically reloads models, textures, sounds, materials, shaders, and any other media files any time the user overwrites the source asset file. Th…
January 10, 2011
You have probably figured out by now that the Leadwerks Engine 3 editor supports dynamic reloading of all assets. If not, then let me just say that it dynamically reloads models, textures, sounds, materials, shaders, and any other media files any time the user overwrites the source asset file. Th…
January 09, 2011
According to Friction Games' Blog their ongoing sales of Amnesia: The Dark Descent have been stronger than their initial sales suggested. They've now sold 200,000 copies, twice as many as their high-end estimates before the game was released.
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January 09, 2011
It's 1:30 A.M. in California, and I just got the contract signed and sent off to the skin designer. We're going to have default IPB for a few more weeks around here. The guy I hired has a lot of previous experience working with IPB, so he should be able to come up with something nice. We're goin…
January 08, 2011
The asset tree in the Leadwerks Engine 3 editor has a preview window so you can preview all your assets. The preview window lets you pan, rotate, and zoom models, materials, and textures. There's no lighting right now, so the preview looks pretty flat. The final version will have directional lig…
January 04, 2011
Here's an excerpt from my correspondence with my OSX (and maybe iOS) developer. I think it's interesting that I am now doing a large part of my "coding" in MS Office. It's a little different because I am defining behavior for a system I myself do not know all specifics of, but that's his job. Ju…
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