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Fun to hear you want to get ready for the next big release and try to draw some attention. ZGE really deserves it! For me, it pretty much made game development fun again. (Not that I didn't like making games, but this made it much more enjoyable.) :) Perhaps that is something to add to a tagline. To...

Really nice feature! I was missing something like this, and this implementation sounds practical! Will try it soon!

Fun idea!
While being minimalistic, it's still very powerful and flexible. Perhaps this should be reflected somehow. Not sure how though, I guess this will make it a bit long.
I like the development solution part though, since it's more than just a game engine.

Ah, that's right. For some reason I thought this was a 64-bit binary. But if it isn't, then that is the problem. I use a 64 bit system. I'll try it on my other computer instead. Thanks!

I finally came long enough to try running my game in Linux using this binary. All I get is this message though : "OpenGL could not be loaded". How come? OpenGL works fine in all other programs, including a bunch of modern games. I run Xubuntu 14.04 and have an Intel HD4400 graphics card wi...

Now I got it to work! Great example, thanks again!

This time I'm trying to make my game save high scores to disk. I have tried a few combinations without result. Currently, my code does this : OnLoaded - FileAction Read "SaveFile" File - "SaveFile" - OnRead - FileMoveData HighScore.Value - OnWrite - FileMoveData HighScore.Value A...

Modified it a bit and made it work with my game. Looks absolutely awesome! So happy with this! Thanks a lot!

Will look into shaders for this type of thing eventually, but decided I needed to learn that from the ground up using tutorials or so, in order to know exactly what those opengl calls do.

Yep, works perfect in my game too!

I also tried to make it track multiple objects, but failed. I guess that would need another kind of approach.

Thanks again Kjell, another excellent example!

Ah, I remember that level! Nights is a great game, really should pick it up and play through it again some day soon.

Maybe I'm trying to run before I can walk here, but I tried to use a Rendernet to create a background which would react to player movements. I was thinking that if I saved the player coordinates I could check if any vertex where close to the player and then change it's z value, so the background wou...

Sorry for reviving this very old thread, but I'm also curious if this Skybox-tutorial can still be found somewhere?

Now I got it all working, and I managed to create a dream-like trail effect!

Great explanations and examples, here's another big thanks!

Thanks! After modifying my code according to your examples, I got it displayed on the entire screen correctly. I also managed to add things which I could then render on the canvasmesh. But all things that are rendered in my game are split up in various states and models. Is there any way to "co...

I tried to use the post processing video tutorial as a basis for adding some effects to my game, but I can't get it to work as intended. The RenderSprite I added at the bottom of the OnRender stack only displays as a small box in the middle of the game video, instead of covering the entire windows. ...