07-04-14, 15:36 | #471 |
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Just a question from me - any idea if you guys will actually be able to finish the engine, as in make it playable and provide a level editor? I know a lot of project like this often get cancelled, because people become busy with other things... just wanted to ask if you can see this happening for real.
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07-04-14, 15:36 | #472 |
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Wau, absolutely great news... I have tested it and climbing wall works quite good, good job
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07-04-14, 18:47 | #474 |
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Well, I compiled the source code with codeblocks as I described it eight comments above.
I use windows 7 Have you tried to compile this source code by using codeblock? If yes, where do you get this error? Last edited by Ado Croft; 07-04-14 at 18:56. |
08-04-14, 20:41 | #475 | |
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I took into consideration what you said and it's just not working. I really don't get it. |
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08-04-14, 21:04 | #476 | |
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And as far as this project goes... I have been following it from the beginning, but don't comment on anything because I have no idea what much of it means, but I do keep checking for updates and get excited anytime something is implementing and ya'll come closer to the finish line! |
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09-04-14, 06:42 | #477 |
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I don't think so. According to me it is not necessary to revamp this tutorial. Only what you need is to download this patch:
http://speedy.sh/TUAtR/MIN-GW-files.7z After that place this patch to your MinGW directory. Consequently you shoud follow this tutorial: http://www.moddb.com/games/opentomb/...codeblocks-ide. On this side there is all what you have to do. These screenshots ilustrated correct linker setting Then it should work Last edited by Ado Croft; 09-04-14 at 07:37. |
12-04-14, 09:51 | #478 |
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Hi, guys! Sorry for long delay, I really had lots of things in my life to sort out, now I'm looking for new job, but good side is that now I have lots of free time to spend! Hopefully, soon we'll get a trigger system (TeslaRus already working on it), I hope to contribute to it!
Considering CodeBlocks tutorial on ModDB... As Ado Croft says, tutorial is generally correct, only thing to be done is to update libraries / search paths in CodeBlocks project settings. However, it's a bit tricky until you'll get into the whole concept of linking various C++ libs into project. Also I have a request... Maybe someone out there had an experience with streaming audio? I gave up trying to program it myself. Or at least it'll be great to have some example, like SIMPLE open-source OGG/ADPCM streaming player done using OpenAL. |
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here is a basic tutorial about streaming in OpenAL. however decoding chunk data from Ogg or another encoded audio is a different task (like using ogg vorvis libs). http://www.noeska.com/doal/Lesson14.aspx hope it helps, Last edited by Turbo Pascal; 13-04-14 at 02:59. |
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13-04-14, 08:29 | #480 |
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Hi, Turbo!
Creating streams in OpenAL seems easy, I'm confused when it comes to managing streaming buffers related to all various TR engines. Look, in TR1-2 we had CD audio, hence we need to replace it with /audio directory containing OGG or MP3 files (I prefer OGG, since it's free). In TR3 we had CDAUDIO.WAD file, which should also be handled in some other way, and in TR4-5 we had separate ADPCM tracks, which also should be decoded in other way. So does it mean we need three different ways to handle different audio files? I saw in your old FexEngine that you had general class for audio stream, and then derived OGG stream class from it; basically what we need in OpenTomb is the same thing, only three different classes for OGG/CDAUDIO.WAD/ADPCM WAVs audio types, am I right? |
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