shadmar

something like this would do the trick: In Start(): lasttime=0 In Loop(): if Time:GetCurrent()-5000>lasttime then lasttime=Time:GetCurrent() ...do stuff you want to happen every 5sec end

It's known, and excpected.

You should set the context blendmode to Blend.Alpha prior to drawing the button.

Congrats Josh, well done, company is going/growing well

Not trying to undermine the request, but if you dont want to wait : shaders/Terrain/wireframe.shader Just add the a line somewehere in main() : discard;

Make tower search for enemies by doing World:ForEachEntityInAABBDo() Then check Entity:GetDistance() for all and choose the least one.

Git or subversion can do this if you install a repository locally.

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/tutorials/_/models-and-animation-r8#section6

Yeah nice addition.

1. Not sure, I think it comes with a slow framerate, but disable occlusion culling might help if it's on. 2. MSAA looks great but is a very slow AA technique in my opinion. You could try combing, like 2 x MSAA + FXAA looks pretty good. Or just use plain FXAA for speed.

Only your trunk and branches are uvmapped, the leaves are not.

Well I like the guessing game just as much as the next guy Post your model/materials so we can have a look.

Blend solid not alpha.

Click double sided in the material editor.

Nice atmosphere. Are you loading worlds between doors?

I believe it's just another update (free)

Here is a way to mod an existing shader to produce fresnel (rim) http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/topic/9312-rim-lightening/#entry70608

Add a return model to your addtiles function and use this to register a grid: grid = {} for i = 1, 10 do grid[i] = {} for j = 1, 10 do grid[i][j] = AddTile(i,0,j) end end and you can then access individual tiles by grid[x][y]

Use filter mode pixel, not smooth on the texture. Also uncompressed might help.

3.7 will have that. It's not entirely done yet. http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/blog/1-joshs-blog/

It has ben changed since that video. You will find c++ project files for Windows and Linux inside the project folder for all your projects.

I'm desirable Map::Load() does this for you. http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/api-reference/_/map/mapload-r510

Disable physics for it, using SetPosition() on physics enabled objects isn't really how you are suppose to do it. You should use forces. EntityDoor->SetMass(0.0f); Also note that the door prefab you are using has a connected script : SlidingDoor.lua You would be better off just loading the model file (mdl) for the door in your example, not the physics enabled prefab which also has a script attached to it.

Ah sorry. Yes the function is not written by me. So x,y,z = x,h,y But it should be easy for you to convert the function to LE standards :-)

camera->SetRange() is deafult 0.01,1000, just increase it so it's extends beyond you terrain.