SpEcIeS

January 5, 2017

Using the same distro, but not receiving this crash. Maybe some more information can be added to assist in helping out with this problem.

July 25, 2016

Mint is a skinned, tweaked, Ubuntu, but in the case of Mint 18, you will encounter the same issues as those running Ubuntu 16.04. Make sure you read the release notes for Ubuntu 16.04 to grasp a greater understanding about Linux Mint.

The distro path equals: Debian -> Ubuntu -> Mint

There is a lot of misinformation regarding GNU/Linux and how each distribution is constructed.

July 24, 2016

Made many posts regarding this problem and still nothing has been done about it. This problem does not exist in Unity3d for GNU/Linux, so it is not a "driver" problem. This desperately needs attention. Until it is corrected, it has ended my interest in Leadwerks.

July 5, 2016

Seems to work fine, for the most part, in Fluxbox. The project manager and other windows that are static size need to be maximised in order to interact with them.

The main issue that I have faced is the model editor is broken. Models are patchy and save in a patched state and there seems to be no fix in sight.

Using Debian Jessie GNU/Linux.

June 30, 2016

This problem is still not fixed.

June 1, 2016

*Bump*

May 1, 2016

*Bump*

March 21, 2016

It would seem that when using code that materials are not being loaded for cylinders and cones:

function App:Start()
    --Create a window
    self.window = Window:Create()
    self.context = Context:Create(self.window)
    self.world = World:Create()
    self.camera = Camera:Create()
    self.camera:SetRotation(35,0,0)
    self.camera:Move(0,0,-1.2)

    local light = DirectionalLight:Create()
    light:SetRotation(35,35,0)

       material = Material:Load("Materials/Developer/bluegrid.mat")

       box = Model:Box()
       box:SetMaterial(material)
       box:SetScale(0.1,0.1,0.1)
       box:SetPosition(0,0.55,-0.8)

       sphere = Model:Sphere()
       sphere:SetMaterial(material)
       sphere:SetScale(0.1,0.1,0.1)
       sphere:SetPosition(0.15,0.55,-0.8)

       --materials not loading for Cylinder or Cone
    cylinder = Model:Cylinder()
       cylinder:SetMaterial(material)
       cylinder:SetScale(0.15,0.65,0.15)
       cylinder:SetPosition(-0.6,0,0)

       cone = Model:Cone()
       cone:SetMaterial(material)
       cone:SetScale(0.15,0.65,0.15)
       cone:SetPosition(-1,0,0)

    return true
end
function App:Loop()

    if self.window:Closed() or self.window:KeyHit(Key.Escape) then return false end
    Time:Update()
    self.world:Update()
    self.world:Render()
    self.context:Sync()
    return true
end

March 20, 2016

Yes, unfortunately it does not change anything. If you try out the code, but change "Model:Cylinder" to "Model:Box", or "Model:Sphere", the material loads as expected. If Cylinder, or Cone is applied to Load, the material does not get used.

March 20, 2016

Created a script this morning to load a cylinder with an attached script, however the material does not seem to load for the cylinder, or a cone, shaped CSG. Spheres and boxes load without issue. Not really sure why the materials are not loading, but I am hoping someone could clear this up.

function Script:Use(entity)
  local bottle = Model:Cylinder()
  local material = Material:Load("Materials/Developer/bluegrid.mat")

  bottle:SetMaterial(material)
  bottle:SetScale(0.15,0.65,0.15)
  bottle:SetPosition(-4.4,1.6,1.9)

  local shape = Shape:Cylinder()
  bottle:SetShape(shape)
  bottle:SetMass(1)

  bottle:SetScript("Scripts/Functions/PickupHealth.lua")
end

March 10, 2016

Today curiosity got the best of me and I install Unity3d 5.1.0f3 Personl for Ubuntu (Debian derivatives) and the models work just fine and import without issue. There are no patches,or missing portions, in the materials of models with animation, thus furthering the conclusion that the Leadwerks model editor is flawed on the GNU/Linux platform.

March 7, 2016

Thank-you for the clarification.

March 4, 2016

Maybe using Blender would be a better option for correcting black models?

March 2, 2016

A silly curiosity question: Is Leadwerks pronounced as in Pb, or to guide?

March 2, 2016

Same issue here using Debian Jessie x86_64. Not sure if it is an LE issue, as I can load up my projects in full screen without a problem, but, like Braqoon suggested, maybe a window toggle would be helpful.

Great start and I am really looking forward to seeing how this project evolves.

March 2, 2016

For the last few days I have built a program in LE that loads a model, applies the materials, and allows all animations to be accessed without flaw. All this was done via lua script. The use of models, and manipulation of said models, is possible without the use of the GNU/Linux version of the buggy model editor.

I do have a question regarding "Strip Vertex Colors". Some models, when loaded, are black and absolutely huge. lol So, I have applied a rescaling to solve the size and have used a method, surface:UpdateNormals(true,.00001,150.0), to change each of the surfaces from black to the material designs.

When looking at the model editor under Option -> Strip Vertex Colors, code wise, what exactly is being applied here?

Correction (I cannot seem to edit my posts):

Tools -> Strip Vertex Colors

So I can.. sort of. O.o

March 1, 2016

It has been a long time since I have used KDE (SuSE 8.1), I was not aware that it is one of the few GUI interfaces that does not allow the M$ key + Left mouse drag to move oversized windows around.

My little netbook often runs into oversized window issues, so this little combo has really come in handy. Even on Fluxbox, XFCE, Gnome.. etc.. Are you able to map the M$ key?

I agree, the window needs to have the resize enabled when compiled.

March 1, 2016

Try holding down your "M$" key and then drag with you left mouse button to move the window around. Allowing the window to be resized really does seem like a simple fix. O.o lol

February 28, 2016

Replaced the false with self.crouched in the UpdatePhysics function? If so, maybe it is what macklebee was saying about the height.

--With smoothing 
--Position camera at correct height and playerPosition
--self.entity:SetInput(self.camRotation.y, playerMovement.z, playerMovement.x, jump , false, 1.0, 0.5, true)
self.entity:SetInput(self.camRotation.y, playerMovement.z, playerMovement.x, jump , self.crouched, 1.0, 0.5, true)

February 28, 2016

Since I had not tackled this yet, I decided to this morning. ( Not adding the Peek, but only the crouch option) Brutile method seems to let the player crouch to pass below surfaces previously not able.

February 28, 2016

Just guessing, but I would think this thread is related, as the model seems to save in an animation step with rendered issues:

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/10856-model-editor-freaks-out/

https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/812194/bug-report-rendering-problem-on-linux/

Until it is fixed, it is very likely I will continue to talk to myself about this. lol

February 28, 2016

Ok. I have determined that it is the model editor. If the merc model, which works completely fine, is loaded into the model editor, then Save is selected, the materials are then patchy, like the image and video that are provided above. O.o

February 28, 2016

Not sure if this will help, but if you are using Unity on your Ubuntu, try turning of compiz. Compiz dramatically reduces framerate.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/689602/disable-all-visual-effects-in-ubuntu-15-10

February 27, 2016

Maybe this will help you out?

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/12805-basic-sneaking-tutorial/page__hl__crouch

February 27, 2016

Raiseland does allow you to manipulate the terrain. It takes some getting use to, but it can be done. However, if you want to save yourself some money, I would try Blender like Roland shows in his video. Even though I like Raiseland, if I would have seen this video prior, I would have used the Blender method instead. lol

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