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That's the conclusion I went through while writing my question, in the end :lol: I'm writing a diffuse + dithering shader (I think I do), with a pixel density that stays the same regardless of the game resolution: #ifdef GL_ES precision mediump float; #endif varying vec3 N; varying vec3 v; varying v...

Hello, I'm back at figuring out shaders... :lol: I'm trying to retrieve the screen resolution inside a shader, and right now, I found no other way but to create in a ZExpression ScreenSize : Array <mat4> Then store the information inside it: ScreenSize[0][0,0] = App.ScreenWidth; ScreenSize[0][0,1] =...

If that doesn't break everything, in case of showing a huge mesh, that would be neat :) And if the mouse wheel zoom factor could be adjusted to the BoundSphere.Radius, so we don't need to roll it a thousand times on big objects, or lose sight of micro objects with just one touch of the mouse wheel, ...

Hello everyone :D I've started to import big meshes in my game, and the camera's ClipFar of the mesh preview is so small that I have difficulties knowing if my mesh is correctly positioned. I made a little video to show the problem: https://gemoo.com/tools/upload-video/share/639139776236027904?codeI...

This is a very weird but enjoyable game

You will need to edit the ZExternalLibrary BeforeInitExp in your project to handle your libraries without the need to have one project per machine. For example: if(ANDROID) { this.ModuleName = "./libZgeBullet.so"; } else if(LINUX) { this.ModuleName = "./ZgeBullet.so"; } else { th...

Generate the android apk. This will generate the folder (example: com.txori.omeganaut ) Inside that folder, edit ant.properties (example: com.txori.omeganaut/ant.properties ) Never delete that folder. Then generate android apk again. ant.properties shouldn't be deleted. I have verified again, it wor...

Hi farhad, You need to generate the android.keystore file: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3997748/how-can-i-create-a-keystore And put it somewhere (ex: C:/keystore/android.keystore) Now, in your ZGE project android folder that was generated when you export to Android, you need to create, (or ed...

Maybe zbtCreateTriangleMeshShape is overkill for a floating rock. As the most common shape is a deformed (or not) pyramid, that the basic ConeShape can't cover: Screenshot 2023-10-06 092154.png Here's zbtCreateConvexHullShape sourcecode: /* @fn xptr zbtCreateConvexHullShape( xptr points, int numPoin...

No support for zbtCreateConvexHullShape and zbtCreateTriangleMeshShape ( yet ) though? All right, I think that I'm going to try doing those, because I can't easily use basic collision shapes for models like that: Screenshot 2023-10-05 104615.png Here's ZGEBullet source for triangleMeshShape: EXPORT...

Hahaha, nice little hack Kjell

Never mind, I got it like a color: Model.CollisionBounds.A

But now I'm wondering what it has to do with bounds

Edit:
and Model.CollisionBounds.W

Maybe it should be mentioned in the Help

Hello. There is a fourth value that can be set for CollisionBounds, besides X,Y and Z. collisionbounds.png There is no word about it in the Help: The size of this model when it is tested for collision. This value is interpreted differently depending on the value of the CollisionStyle property: • Col...

Oh, all right. Thanks for the explanations, Kjell

Hello. I made a little function a while ago to simply trace floats. But I just discovered it crashes if the number I want to display is lower than 1. void traceFloat(float n, byte d) { string integer = intToStr(n); string dust = subStr(intToStr(n * pow(10, d)), length(integer), d); trace(integer + &...