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chiraz
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Reply #1 - Posted
2003-09-25 05:46:28 » |
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Hi there, Looks like very interesting work. Do you know if anyone is working on a BSP viewer/loader? I am thinking of using Jogl to port my project at mundo.sourceforge.net. I've rearranged the C-code a lot by making the sources more contained in a structure and avoiding the globals, but still am not happy. I see it as a starting point for an application using Java and classloaders to introduce new objects at runtime. Java would be an excellent language for it due to its classloading abilities and getting code from remote places. That could be awesome when used in P2P applications? Please let me know if anyone is working on BSP viewers/loaders at the time and whether we can collaborate efforts...  Cheers, Chiraz
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Reply #2 - Posted
2003-09-25 06:09:48 » |
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Hi there, Looks like very interesting work. Do you know if anyone is working on a BSP viewer/loader? I am thinking of using Jogl to port my project at mundo.sourceforge.net. I've rearranged the C-code a lot by making the sources more contained in a structure and avoiding the globals, but still am not happy. I see it as a starting point for an application using Java and classloaders to introduce new objects at runtime. Java would be an excellent language for it due to its classloading abilities and getting code from remote places. That could be awesome when used in P2P applications? Please let me know if anyone is working on BSP viewers/loaders at the time and whether we can collaborate efforts...  Cheers, Chiraz I was thinking about porting a quake3 bsp demo sometime ago (well that's me, neither creativity nor demand for certain type of demo so I resort to porting C/C++ code  ), but I have md3 animations as main project for now. I'm not aware if there is anyone working on something like that, but I definitely wouldn't mind jumping on the bandwagon if there is some team-spirit pushing it 
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Java Cool Dude
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Reply #3 - Posted
2003-09-25 16:00:20 » |
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Fixed a tiny flaw in the code which might cause a runtime error. Should be solid as rock now  /me is about 85% done with the animations 
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Reply #5 - Posted
2003-09-26 09:20:09 » |
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Dude of the Java. make it work with Xith3D m8.. would be sweet.. a md3 loader! cooolllll!!!!!!
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pepijnve
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Reply #6 - Posted
2003-09-26 09:31:11 » |
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Is this a port of nehe lesson 31 or something separate? Just to know if I should integrate it with the rest of the demos.
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Java Cool Dude
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Reply #7 - Posted
2003-09-26 13:51:18 » |
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Is this a port of nehe lesson 31 or something separate? Just to know if I should integrate it with the rest of the demos. The Quake 3 Loader is a port from GL4Java, and I've given the due Credits to the original Authors. The animation loader However is my entire work (head still aches  ) and it's a direct port from C++. Pepi I was about to contact you regarding integrating such demos in your package regardless of whether they're Nehe's or not. I'm thinking about porting as many demos as I can to JoGL so people would have a good starting point with them 
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Reply #8 - Posted
2003-09-26 14:05:07 » |
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Dude of the Java. make it work with Xith3D m8.. would be sweet.. a md3 loader! cooolllll!!!!!! Man I'm sorry I have never dealt with Xith3D before :-/
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Reply #9 - Posted
2003-09-26 14:11:31 » |
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Porting the MD3 loader from Java3D to Xith3D might be easy. Only problem is probably the interpolation of the frames since I'm not sure Xith has a Morph node yet.
Kev
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Reply #10 - Posted
2003-09-26 18:47:38 » |
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Updated both demo to their final shape: No more frequent crashing when fullscreen is enabled  Now any suggestions on what port you guys would like to see this weekend?
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quintesse
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Reply #11 - Posted
2003-09-27 17:22:56 » |
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How about NeHe tutorial 45?  Although I haven't looked at the existing code yet so I don't know if the conversion to JOGL code would be trivial or not. Just know that I'm going to need code like that for my terrain rendering (although it's doing 60 fps now using strips so it isn't strictly necessary yet). The other thing is that when I turn on lighting my terrain get's really dark except around the camera. Changing ambient and diffuse lighting doesn't seem to do what I expected. So any tutorial which goes into lighting would do as well 
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Reply #12 - Posted
2003-09-27 18:25:07 » |
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How about NeHe tutorial 45?  Although I haven't looked at the existing code yet so I don't know if the conversion to JOGL code would be trivial or not. Just know that I'm going to need code like that for my terrain rendering (although it's doing 60 fps now using strips so it isn't strictly necessary yet). The other thing is that when I turn on lighting my terrain get's really dark except around the camera. Changing ambient and diffuse lighting doesn't seem to do what I expected. So any tutorial which goes into lighting would do as well  Pepi did Lesson 45  .... j/k mate  I'm done with gameTutorial lesson 41 (fog + height map), and it looks amazing  Too bad my host is being a b|tch, I can't seem to get the upload to work  . PS: I changed my frame work, and from now on I will only submit executable jars (which also contains the source  )
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quintesse
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Reply #13 - Posted
2003-09-27 20:05:33 » |
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He did? Damn, must have missed that one.  Is there a place where all the latest conversion can be found?
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Reply #14 - Posted
2003-09-28 17:42:14 » |
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if u want webspace dude - give me a yell: ant@tomato.co.uk can have as much as u like 
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Reply #15 - Posted
2003-09-29 03:07:18 » |
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I sent you an email Sir, thanks for your generosity  Back on topic, I packed both ports in one zip file which has two executable jars within. Check them out here Quake 3 Loader and AnimatorCan't wait to port Doom ]|[ .md5 models 
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Reply #16 - Posted
2003-09-29 10:03:52 » |
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nnevatie
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It is slightly better to be simple than correct.
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Reply #18 - Posted
2003-10-06 05:20:45 » |
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I've got some generic ASE reader code for Java. It is separated rom the graphics library (JOGL). If anyone needs that, I'd gladly contribute it as is.
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Awards: - Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing his Doomsday Machine - Nobel Peace Prize for not using it http://www.g0dmode.com -- a collection of things not real
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Yuri Vl. Gushchin
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Reply #19 - Posted
2003-10-06 15:55:36 » |
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Would be great to take a look at the another ASE loader because of we have not resolved issue with normals in ASE in Xith3D loader. Can you please drop a link to your loader somewhere in the forum (or maybe personal message?)
Yuri
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nnevatie
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Reply #20 - Posted
2003-10-07 04:39:41 » |
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Yeah, I'm at work now but I can put the sources online later this evening. What kind of normal issues are you referring to btw?
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Awards: - Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing his Doomsday Machine - Nobel Peace Prize for not using it http://www.g0dmode.com -- a collection of things not real
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nnevatie
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Reply #22 - Posted
2003-10-08 14:29:35 » |
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Hi again and sorry for the late response. The full sources for my library "Dark Matter" is available at: http://koti.welho.com/nnevatie/src/darkmatter-src.zipThe ASE reader code is not very clean or complete but it could give you some hints to your problem anyway. The library contains some other stuff too (mostly related to vectors, matrices, etc.). If you plan to use any of the code, I'd appreciate a note.
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Awards: - Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing his Doomsday Machine - Nobel Peace Prize for not using it http://www.g0dmode.com -- a collection of things not real
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Yuri Vl. Gushchin
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Reply #23 - Posted
2003-10-08 16:15:32 » |
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Thanks a lot, this is exactly on time because of I am working on ASE questions right now.
BTW, I reviewed the Delphi code [very briefly] and found no solution for the normals issue I have, but I just started.
Yuri
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Yuri Vl. Gushchin
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Reply #24 - Posted
2003-10-10 15:09:09 » |
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Thanks a lot, the issue with importing normals from ASE to Xith3D is resolved now.
Yuri
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