Wow! I really can't believe how much work you've done on this.

I'm gonna be in trouble when I move to php 5:P

Damned pass-by-reference is gone.

I don't know why they disallow that. It's much more efficient for altering a complex array with multiple functions.

Okay:)

I better grab that myself

Is it possible to load it into something like Blender, and use its "Simplify" tool?

It will merge similar polygons, reducing the polycount, but not affecting the quality too much - depending on the zoom level you are intending to use.

Thanks!

Yeh, you can't do anything without Granny and her vulgar hand gestures on your side .

Yeh, i used zip files, because I already had utilities classes to do it quickly.

Great:) It should suffice for now. It is simple enough to understand.

Sorry for sounding defeatist there:).

It is possible, but what I meant was that it will take time to make something like that.

There is no way you can pull that out of thin air:P

You'll have trouble with coordinates, scale, and all sorts

Many guests, but still, well done:)

I think I've seen a few people from my game on here lately too. So nosey:)

Those articles and references to jPCT people have been pointing out are beginning to draw traffic.

Which is understandable, because all characters are thought through.
Heck, I don't pretend to know everything about the thing, but...

The backslash \ character escapes the character to the right of it, so a path like that would be complicated.

C:\\something\\something\ else\\

"\ " escapes a space.

So, /home/user/file.ext is much better.
I run Ubuntu Feisty, and I'd be glad to help if somebody needs anything tested in Linux.


Also, the filesystem is better, in my opinion.

In windows, you have A-Z of drive letters.

A:\\ is normally floppy, C:\\ normally hdd partition 1, D:\\ & E:\\ normally cd drives.

In linux, every device seems to have a file pointer in /dev folder. These reference the device itself.
You can mount filesystems on a device, and link them to any folder you want.

And, ext3 filesystem is supposed to be so good at managing files that is almost never required a defragmentation - thats why its so rare to find a linux defrag tool.

Welcome!

And, I'm trying to get this working in linux, but I'm having openGL wrapper errors.
Ill report back later.

Just incase anyone is interested, this is a screenshot of my website project:

Opinions appreciated;)

Here you go:

http://rpwar.com/cyber3/SkeletalExample.zip

I am sorry about the delay, and I realise this example is pretty simple, but time is a luxury I do not have at the moment;)

There is more to the skeletal api than I have shown, and much more potential, but I haven't got round to adding new stuff, because I am not currently working on FutureRP - Codenamed 'Round 4'

It should be possible. I'd check out how I am doing it in the source code.

I'm almost ready to upload it.

I think ill include the examples in this package to for the sake of it.