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It looks to me like there is something slightly off with the deep/dark red lighting, especially around the top left area. I think it looks more 'jagged' in that area because you don't seem to have a lighting gradient, or it's not as strong as the lighter shade of red.

Did you compile it with the -g or -ggdb3 flag? (i'd also remove any -O flags, like -O2 -Os and -s) edit: ninjad :ph34r: Also, If Windows is your native enviroment, it might be worth trying to just compile and run it in a linux vm, since linux seems to be more sensitive to memory leaks.

When you are talking about pushing their games to the limit (in terms of hardware usage), you need to understand that this takes a lot of work and a deep understanding of the platform you are coding for. You also need to understand that a lot of potential game makers aren't too good at...

I must have missed that when I was searching the forums earlier, thanks.

@mcobit: Any chance of doing a quick test of Jazz jackrabbit (I've heard it doesn't run to well in dosbox)? (shareware here http://www.dosgamesa.../file/jjrabbit/) I've been tinkering a bit with openjazz, but if the original is running smoothly on this setup there isn't any need for me to...

No, probably not SDL, but if one of the threads in the bb mailing list is accurate, it's possible that it's(midori, webbrowser) (or perhaps the whole of XFCE, despite what the xorg conf says) using a version of libpixman that has 24bpp support. Still, there are no (for me) major difference in...

It's a bit off topic, but this thread got me searching for an article I remember reading an article on how the ear->brain connection really should be described as brain->ear->brain, didn't find it, but i found this link: http://www.ampzilla2000.com/thequest1.html It's and interesting read.

There is a really old thread on the gp32x forums, http://www.gp32x.de...ing-on-windows/ It's not a complete toolchain, but you get a working one if you follow Rockthesmurfs guide a few posts down. It works on HF5 atleast. Although a more recent, up-to-date guide or tool-chain would...

Indeed xorg.conf says 16 bit. (And a bit of further reading , mostly on beagle board lists and faq's, suggests that the current linux sgx driver cannot support 24bpp modes) I read something about a sort of workaround for this tough using neon accelerated libpixman fills. Still, the image...

I have a pandora and I just compared your images. Aside from a small difference in colors between my comp. screen and the pandora, there is no low-color artifacts (like the upper part of your attached image) or dithering (as far as I can see).

The screen problems you mention is almost only a problem if the help messages/overlay/hints/etc itself moves around, which they, in my opinion, should not do. I also have to disagree with the statement that the screen has a low bit-depth, 24bit is as far as I know, the standard for almost all...

Try to delete the folder(s) it mentions, /mnt/pnd/SuperGeometryDust-23703 and /mnt/utmp/SuperGeometryDust-23703 As a precaution, take the sd card out first.

I did some searching and you could create your own IME, like this guy: http://www.scim-im.org/development/contribute/how_to_create_a_new_ime_on_linux_in_about_15_minutes_with_scim_and_m17n It's probably not the simplest way, but if the pandora has support for SCIM it would be an elegant...

I have the same problem with using the nub as buttons, more often than not I get a middle or right click when i try to open an application. I wonder if this is because of hand size, i.e the hand is in such a position that what feels like a left moment of the thumb is actually too much of a...

Very impressive, I'm stunned by this projects shear impressiveness. Keep up the most excellent work going on here, and you will most likely have created one of the best games for the Pandora.

ok, thanks.

So I wanted to debug my project with gdbserver, but I couldn't find any precompiled binary. After a bit of work I got it compiled and it's running fine for me. Now I thought that this might be something other devs might want too, so I'm thinking of packing it in a pnd and putting it in the repo...

When i start it, the character and barrels start a fair height over the ground, and then after a couple of seconds they shoot straight up, and after a while starts to descend, then they shoot up again, and so on and so on. If you fixed the movement problem, may I ask what it was?

I noticed that you actually can walk up and to the right by pressing up and right on the dpad. But it's hard to trace values when the character keeps flying into the air along with all the other objects, does this happen for you as well pickle? I put a printf to check the values of x and y...

I have very little time currently so I can't check this in any detail right now. But, you could try either 'q' or 'w', they are mapped to something im not sure the function of, and a quick look tells me 'q' have the same mapping as the alt keys, so that's your best bet. It was quiet a long time...