I proudly present our game engine - GRACE2 (http://grace2engine.com/) which uses AngelScript as a scripting language
. That's why I am always bothering you with so many questions/requests/bugs 
.
GRACE2 engine - Our game engine using AngelScript :)
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Hello,
I proudly present our game engine - GRACE2 (http://grace2engine.com/) which uses AngelScript as a scripting language. That's why I am always bothering you with so many questions/requests/bugs .
I proudly present our game engine - GRACE2 (http://grace2engine.com/) which uses AngelScript as a scripting language
. That's why I am always bothering you with so many questions/requests/bugs .
need more screen shots, videos, and SDK!
Looks good!
PS\ PS3 and XBox 360 testing on this time? or this plans
Looks good!
PS\ PS3 and XBox 360 testing on this time? or this plans
Author
All that platforms which were mentioned on our page are supported 
. SDK was available yesterday I think it will be online soon.
. SDK was available yesterday I think it will be online soon.
Nice work!
I'll have to find the time to download this SDK to give it a try. Especially the script IDE you've implemented
Out of curiousity, are you using native calling conventions for AngelScript on all the supported platforms? Or did you have to switch to the generic calling conventions with wrappers on any of them? I'm mostly looking for additional confirmation that everything works with the native calling convention, as I'm not able to test all platforms myself.
I'm also curious about Tetragramatron. Is this visual scripting system a completely separate scripting system from AngelScript, or is it a layer on top of AngelScript, i.e. does it generate AngelScript code from the visual graphs?
Regards,
Andreas
I'll have to find the time to download this SDK to give it a try. Especially the script IDE you've implemented
Out of curiousity, are you using native calling conventions for AngelScript on all the supported platforms? Or did you have to switch to the generic calling conventions with wrappers on any of them? I'm mostly looking for additional confirmation that everything works with the native calling convention, as I'm not able to test all platforms myself.
I'm also curious about Tetragramatron. Is this visual scripting system a completely separate scripting system from AngelScript, or is it a layer on top of AngelScript, i.e. does it generate AngelScript code from the visual graphs?
Regards,
Andreas
In your "Simplest Application" tutorial you have something like this:
58 [color=#666666][background=transparent]// remove splash[/background]
59 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
60 splash [color=#000080][background=transparent]=[/background] [color=#0000FF][background=transparent]NULL[/background][color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
61 .....
73 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
Crash!
58 [color=#666666][background=transparent]// remove splash[/background]
59 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
60 splash [color=#000080][background=transparent]=[/background] [color=#0000FF][background=transparent]NULL[/background][color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
61 .....
73 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
Crash!
Author
Nice work!
Thanks
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Out of curiousity, are you using native calling conventions for AngelScript on all the supported platforms? Or did you have to switch to the generic calling conventions with wrappers on any of them? I'm mostly looking for additional confirmation that everything works with the native calling convention, as I'm not able to test all platforms myself.
I'm using mostly native calling convention for all those platforms, but we will be testing it extensively again in the near future to check if everything works fine.
I'm also curious about Tetragramatron. Is this visual scripting system a completely separate scripting system from AngelScript, or is it a layer on top of AngelScript, i.e. does it generate AngelScript code from the visual graphs?
Tetragramaton is a tool for creation of graphs which are built with the VAS (Visual AngelScript) blocks. Each VAS block is a type registered to the AngelScript (with it's methods and properties). In Tetragramaton we create graph for some functionality. Each graph has one entry point, which is treated like a normal AS function. If we have graph with the entry point called "SomeEntryPoint", we can call it in scripts:
SomeEntryPoint();
and it will execute logic which was created in that graph. But if someone wants to write some code without using graphs and blocks, he also can, because as I mentioned earlier, all those block types are also registered to the AngelScript engine.
I hope I've explained it well
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Author
In your "Simplest Application" tutorial you have something like this:
58 [color=#666666][background=transparent]// remove splash[/background]
59 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
60 splash [color=#000080][background=transparent]=[/background] [color=#0000FF][background=transparent]NULL[/background][color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
61 .....
73 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
Crash!
Thanks for pointing that out! We'll get this fixed
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I hope I've explained it well
Thanks for the explanation. It gives me an idea of what it is. Sounds like it is a parallel system accessing much the same API provided to AngelScript rather than a layer on top of AngelScript.
Once I get the time to play around with the SDK I'm sure I'll have a lot of questions.
[edit] I've added a link to the engine on the users list.
In your "Simplest Application" tutorial you have something like this:
58 [color=#666666][background=transparent]// remove splash[/background]
59 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
60 splash [color=#000080][background=transparent]=[/background] [color=#0000FF][background=transparent]NULL[/background][color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
61 .....
73 [color=#0000DD][background=transparent]delete[/background] splash[color=#008080][background=transparent];[/background]
Crash!
Deleting a null pointer is well-defined behavior in the C++ spec and will do nothing-- don't perpetuate that myth! ARRRRRRRRRRRRRGH
(it's cool, the more you know)
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