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The "Stop" action is designed to move out of collisions. However a hard to find bug makes it often not succeed. I ran into the problem with getting stuck in walls then making the FpsDemo-project. That is the reason I use Sphere3D vs Box3D for moving object against walls. Circle2D is a good...

Nice additions to the physics-project jph, I will use your version for future releases.

This version is released as 1.9.5 --------------- Hi, Here is beta version 1.9.5b ( Updated Jan 12 ) http://www.zgameeditor.org/files/ZGameEditor_beta.zip NOTE : Linux and Mac runtime builds not included. You cannot use the binaries from the previous version, it won't work. NOTE : If you use this ve...

I'm working on the bugs now. + There is a huge performance difference between using a MeshExpression on a imported Mesh in the Editor ( slow ) and build executables. I can't see why it would be such a big difference between designer and runtime here. Is it a expression that runs every frame with Ref...

That game is the reason I bought my Xbox360. It takes some time to learn how to play, but once you do it is a wonderful game and one of the most intense shooting action games of all time.

Btw, finally created a "Off-topic" forum and moved this thread here.

The thrust-flames and eye on the player-model are great additions.

I've checked in the source for the first PAPPE integration in ZGE to the Subversion repository at a new branch called "pappephysics". http://zgameeditor.googlecode.com/svn/branches/pappephysics/ This means that the main build of ZGE is not affected and can be developed independently. We ca...

Hi guys, I will try to make a bug-fix release in a few days.

Nice and detailed report Kjell. They all sound like things that need to be fixed. I've copy-pasted them into my todo-list. I'll likely release some sort of test-version of the attempt to integrate the physicsengine soon and leave it for evaluation. Then I'll go back and make additions to the main (n...

Opinion on Texteditors are a classic topic for debate among programmers. It's up in the top-ten along with use of tabulation, where to put comments, and how to position curly braces

Personally I've used Textpad for the last 10 years.

I like the ice-storm effect because it is not obvious how you made it from polygons, it has got a nice organic look. Particles vs Models: A simple model with just UseMaterial,RenderSetColor, RenderSprite in OnRender should be similar in performance to particles. Make sure you remove particles when t...

Hi Jaycliff, Welcome to this forum! I actually do not know the minimum requirements of ZGE but I've tried to make it compatible with older hardware to the best of my knowledge. My guess is that it will work on your computer but run slowly. I suggest you just download ZGE and try some of the sample p...

As I'm currently evaluating the physics engine by BeRo, I will also take a look at his scripting engine which supports strings and many other features. So we'll see what will come out of that.

I've never really attempted network coding so I don't know how much work it is or if external libraries are needed. There is a SDL NET library that could probably be used for platform independence though. I welcome anyone who have experience with network coding to share their knowledge and suggestio...

Yes, it is very cool when someone thinks of new creative ways of using existing features! Good work Boris. I don't know about allowing absolute paths... potentially a security risk if someone writes to c:\windows\system.dat or something :) . Since a shared path is needed anyway (such as \\net-drived...