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hey Pickle. i glanced quickly. in gl_main.c::gld_DrawFlat, the non- USE_VERTEX_ARRAYS version says: #if defined(OPENGLES) int v = -1; int t = -1; GLfloat vtx[sectorloops[flat->sectornum].loopcount][currentloop->vertexcount*3]; GLfloat...

i thought we're on a FIFO here : ) naaah, i'm just gonna be just another guy who plays the heck out of it once you port it ; ) seriously though, freespace(2) was opensourced a long time ago. by that time it was already hw-accelerated (3dfx glide, perhaps d3d too but my memory is hazy). anyway...

it's quite simple, actually. you can emulate only machines whose original MHz is a whole multiple of pandora's MHz. for instance, you can't emulate the cube because its cpu's 486MHz clock is not a whole multiple of 500MHz (pandora's stock clock), and that cube's puny 162 MHz graphics - that's so...

hey Pickle, good job! but i still got one word for you: freespace ;p

a good read indeed. i was smiling through the entirety of it. sounds almost like a story from the Romanticism period, a bit like Mary Shelley's. i can give you a nothing-to-do-with-literature advice, though: boys don't share truly personal possessions. that includes toothbrushes, weapons and...

it's not about who's curious about what, it's about what each one of us considers the most beneficial for the platform in the long run, among the projects listed. from my perspective, an optimised version of qemu could be very useful to have on the platform, as it'd allow for bringing more...

huh, Laurent does not have a pandora yet? PokeParadox, you can correct this misunderstanding now.

nice set of academic and practical resources there. let me just emphasize the importance of the math libraries (both linked projects appear to be really nice vector math tools) - i strongly advise GL/3D neophytes to pay at least as much attention to picking and mastering their host vector math...

nice job, Pickle! how 'bout some duke3d now? ; )

my guess is el_pango actually has a view matrix on the modelview stack at that moment (ergo the push/pop pair). el_pango, two things: 1. make sure the vertex attributes you specify pointers to are actually enabled (glEnableClientState) 2. the fact the model is at known coordinates and culling...

that's an utterly wasteful approach. your question should be 'hey NASA, can you send it to preset geocoordinates? you can? great, here's the precise delivery address' *punches in latitude and longitude of a major source of annoyance*

the previous. basically, the precise meaning of glColor et al (except glVertex) functions is to set the 'current value' - be that for individual glVertex instances (immediate mode in compatibility desktop GL) or for canned semantics arrays, i.e. gl*Pointer functions (but not...

In 'compatibility' desktp GL, glColor can be used in glBegin/glEnd (AKA 'immediate mode') sections to establish the attrbutes of individual vertices. In ES1.x glColor et al are meant to provide global values to vertex attributes that are otherwise not found in the vertex record (i.e. not...

since i don't mind images, i guess i'm dumb. but at least i'm at peace with myself now (hey, it's me who has to live with myself!)

nice model. as re the tail - you need smoothing groups (or whatever the blender control equivalent) to create discontinuity at the tip of the stabilizer - right now the tip is a single vertex, on a very 'sharp edge' - that creates unnatural normals.

Pickle, why does ken's labyrinth need to read from the framebuffer at all?

so what exactly do you suggest we pressure TI for? personal engravings on the silicon?

psst, you're on a geek forum. on a wild tangent: a blind guy walks into a dyke pub, sits at the bar, orders a beer and yells out loud 'who wants to hear a joke about blondes?' the bartender, a seen-it-all girl, seeing the guy is blind, whispers to him 'pal, i'm blond, the sister sitting on...

i went digging some more and this page came up: http://russose.free.fr/BlenderPocket/?q=node/28 so, BlenderPocket runs on top of a custom/specialized GL-over-GLES wrapper. and it's opensource. goodies ; )

zapman, from what i've seen on the subject so far, it seems getting blender player on pandora would not be a matter of building, but a matter of porting, namely GL->ES.