Josh
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I believe there could very well be a problem you have found, but looking at the engine code, everything seems like it should be working, and I have found no problems in my own usage. I would like to see an example of the error.
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Sorry, the layout just got messed up in the editor because I added some additional controls. The controls are still there, just offscreen.
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No, not really.
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I messaged you with details.
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I fixed the vegetation freeing bug and uploaded the fixed editor.exe in the sync folder.
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How many scripts do you have that use this function? It shouldn't be needed very frequently.
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I tested on Windows 7 with an ATI 5750 which uses the same driver. Did you install 2.32r2? This has the fix for ATI cards. It was a problem with the way matrices were sent to the GPU, which could cause an error like you describe. The name of the installer is LESDK2.32r2.exe.
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The previous three posts did not provide enough information for me to investigate anything. Everything works fine on all systems and operating systems I tested.
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This will make it half as fast: float seed = mod(apptime / 200.0 * 0.25,360.0);
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I'd like to see this character in motion. He looks very stiff, but that might be simply due to the weighting pose. The detail of course is great.
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Please post the texture files you used here.
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I'll be ready to use this soon.
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The oildrum problem is caused by having different copies of the model in the tutorials folder. I copied the missing files and am building a new installer.
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Version 2.32 r2 is available here: http://leadwerks.com/werkspace/index.php?/files/file/145-leadwerks-engine-sdk-232 The installer file name is LESDK2.32r2.exe. This one is tested on ATI cards with Windows 7. There was a problem with the way I was uploading matrices to the GPU. This may have affected ATI or some of the budget NVidia cards, even the newer ones.
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That's correct.
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Can you please write your system specs in your signature? Thanks!
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I wouldn't call Crysis "simple", but if you have a team of programmers working within known constraints of a specific game, it is a lot easier to program an engine.
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Fixed. That's the maximum supported value.
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Leadwerks is not designed specifically for one game. If it were, it would have been a lot easier to write.
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You can download a package of C++ tutorials here. They include all files, and are ready to compile and run: http://leadwerks.com/werkspace/index.php?/page/resources?record=25 It's a little easier than downloading the individual lessons and copying files to make them work.
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What amazes me is what you guys are able to do with it. It's still pretty early in the engine's life, so I can only imagine what people will be able to make, given some more time.
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I'll pick up some more hardware tomorrow and do extensive Windows 7 testing.
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I think with LE, they will be about the same, since the more intensive stuff is being done internally. In a simple app, script and C++ will even run at the same speed.
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I'm putting together a real installer and testing everything thoroughly...please wait.
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I need a program I can run and test myself.
